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
Houston, are you still recovering? Toyota Center absolutely felt the full weight of Bring Me The Horizon’s USA Ascension Program+ Part 01 Tour on September 26th. From the night’s first dip in the house lights to the last thunderous roar, this was an evening of power and moshing. BMTH bringsContinue Reading
The Alabama Shakes brought their soulful fusion of rock, blues, and Southern roots to Houston on Friday, September 26th, delivering a powerful and deeply felt performance at 713 Music Hall. From the moment Brittany Howard and the band stepped onto the stage, the energy in the room shifted an instant surge of anticipation that only aContinue Reading
P1Harmony has had a busy year, but they are the gift that just does not stop giving. Ahead of the North American leg of their Most Wanted Tour, P1Harmony dropped their first full English EP, EX. This release stands apart from their previous discography, with the group experimenting in alternative,Continue Reading
The heart of downtown Houston shook with energy on September 25th as The Struts rolled into the House of Blues. Known for their bold style and lively stage presence, the band turned the venue into a night-long party. Fans came ready to sing and dance. They wanted to celebrate theContinue Reading
Photos by: Damian Ruiz Some shows you walk away from entertained. Others you walk away from changed. Last night at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, I got one of those rare nights where music, memory, and life all collided into something I’ll never forget. The nostalgia wave hit. The lights dimmed,Continue Reading
Coming in hot from his ongoing The Carter VI tour, Lil Wayne hit the stage with unmatched energy that had everyone pumped in the building. Rocking his signature style and backed by a live band, he reminded everyone why he’s a living legend in hip-hop. The crowd erupted as soonContinue Reading
Puerto Rican singer and songwriter Eladio Carrión lit up Houston on his highly anticipated “DON KBRN World Tour”, bringing the heat to 713 Music Hall. The night filled with excitement as fans lined up before doors opened, repping jerseys, tour merch, and Puerto Rican flags draped proudly across their shoulders. The lights dimmed, andContinue Reading
First stadium tour? Typically that would be a tall order for an artist making the leap in venue size, but not for the likes of the famed and talented Chris Brown. The entertainer deemed it necessary to up the ante for his much anticipated Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World TourContinue Reading