Oscar Armando Diaz de León, known by his stage name of Carin León made a return to Houston’s own Toyota Center for his “Colmillo De Leche” tour, named after his successful recent album. The Regional Mexican artist’s passion for his art showed throughout his whole performance. Although, I do haveContinue Reading
Many Houstonians like myself have been “patiently waiting” for a tour to explode on from 50 Cent. He hadn’t performed in a Houston venue for over 7 years! So when it was announced that he would celebrate the 20th anniversary of Get Rich or Die Tryin’ with a farewell tourContinue Reading
While summer package shows featuring three or more acts have mostly been the M.O. for Classic Rockers, the march of times means those neon ‘80s kids are now slipping in. So far, 2023 has bundled Rick Springfield/The Hooters/Paul Young/Tommy Tutone on the “I Want My ‘80s” tour. And the “LostContinue Reading
At 75 years old, one would think that Kenny Loggins’ voice would start to show signs of apparent decline. However, my ticket to his “This Is It” farewell tour on August 3rd told me a very different story. Loggins is a man of many genres – folk rock, movie pop,Continue Reading
A co-headline tour is a beautiful thing. It’s the two bands you’ve wanted to see for years, in the same place, at the same time. It’s a micro music festival in motion through the country. In this case it’s a duo whose fans have considerable overlap. Manchester Orchestra and JimmyContinue Reading
Have you ever daydreamed of having your life story narrated to the world as a short with cartoon visuals? Well, Karol G did just that starting off her Houston show with the iconic deep and powerful voice of Morgan Freeman doing the narration. Her story is of a mermaid namedContinue Reading
After coming out from an indefinite hiatus, iconic emo-band Yellowcard bring their reunion tour to Houston with support from Mayday Parade, Story of the Year and This Wild Life. Continue Reading
Just a year ago, Santa Fe Klan sold out House of Blues, and now his tour is hitting the big stage, like Toyota Center here in Houston, for his Todo y Nada Tour on July 19. His opening act Snow tha Product did an amazing job at setting the toneContinue Reading
Last night, on the downstairs stage at White Oak Music Hall in Houston, the crowd was treated to an electrified night of music as The Drums took the stage, supported by the opening act Cold Hart. The atmosphere was charged as Cold Hart set the tone with their dynamic performance,Continue Reading
Eslabon Armado, the hottest grupo de Regional Mexicano out now, threw a pachanga at Smart Financial Centre for their Desveladxs tour on July 7. Seriously, they had their entire family, entourage, and even brought some lucky fans on to the stage to party with them. Lead singer Pedro Tovar showedContinue Reading