In blazing hot heat and with rhythm and blues, day one of Austin City limit’s Weekend Two comes to an end. Hozier’s last night on tour in the U.S. To start the festival weekend strong, headliner Hozier brought energy and cadence to the T-Mobile stage. The performance also marks theContinue Reading
Due to overwhelming demand, what was originally scheduled as two separate shows, Wet Leg’s Lawn set and Japanese Breakfast’s Downstairs performance, were merged into one massive Lawn show under the Houston night sky. The result was a night that shimmered between humor and heartbreak, dance and despair, with both actsContinue Reading
In Austin, October brings cooler nights and fun filled weekends. Austin City Limits music festival is as much fun as it is an Austin staple. Since 2002, Zilker Park in Austin, Texas has hosted over 130 artists and 225,000 festival goers at ACL over two consecutive weekends in October. TheContinue Reading
All photographs by Jennifer Lake In 2025, it seems relatively easy to captialize on cultural uniqueness – in fact, record labels frequently push their artists to lean in to their identity as a way of connecting with a wider audience. If you weren’t familiar with Shaboozey’s artistry, you might thinkContinue Reading
DJO brought his Another Bite tour to the Lawn at White Oak Music Hall, and fans were lined up since early in the day, ready for a night of music and chaos in the best way. Post Animal opened the show, which made the night even better since DJO’s frontmanContinue Reading
Fans packed in early, ready for a night full of house beats, flashing lights, and sing-along moments that kept everyone moving from start to finish for Disclosure’s North American Fall Tour. When the lights dimmed and the first beat dropped, the whole place erupted. Disclosure, the British electronic duo madeContinue Reading
Usually when a band rolls into town, there’s one clear headliner leading the charge. But on October 3rd at White Oak Music Hall, fans got a rare treat as Phantogram and Passion Pit teamed up for a special co-headlining tour, sharing the spotlight in a night packed with energy andContinue Reading
Cuco’s Ridin Tour stop delivered a dreamy and emotional performance that reminded fans why he has become such a unique voice in modern indie and Latin music. The atmosphere shifted into something intimate with a blend of hazy beats, heartfelt lyrics, and smooth instrumentation from his live band that hadContinue Reading
Photos by: Damian Ruiz Whiskey Myers rolled into the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion for their What We Were Born To Do tour with the kind of fire only an East Texas band can bring, and the night felt like a homecoming of sorts. Known for their gritty fusion of SouthernContinue Reading
All photographs by Chris Valencia Don’t let his tears fool you – Chance the Rapper is a tough guy. That’s according to one of many emotional moments from the first stop of his “comeback tour.” Chance, whose real name is Chancelor Bennett, has not seen the Houston stage since hisContinue Reading