Photos by: Damian Ruiz Jason Aldean took much care of Houston last night, kicking off his Full Throttle Tour 2025 at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. It was a night that felt like a summer-long party taking place in someone’s backyard with good BBQ, cold brews, and great vibes. Celebrating 20 yearsContinue Reading
Photos by: Damian Ruiz On a hot Houston night at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, thousands packed in for the God Is a Weapon Tour, a night that was equal parts spectacle, chaos, and connection. With three openers setting the stage, the evening felt like a marathon of energy leading into FallingContinue Reading
Houston has raised its fair share of legends — and a few future ones, too. Among them is singer, songwriter, and producer Keshi. Fresh off bucket-list milestones like Coachella, a sold-out night at Madison Square Garden, and now deep into his biggest tour yet, Keshi returned home ready to giveContinue Reading
Photos by: Damian Ruiz If you’ve never seen Teddy Swims live, here’s the short version: the man can make you laugh, cry, dance, and sing along all in the same hour. The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, born Jaten Dimsdale, rolled into 713 Music Hall in Houston, TX on his I’ve Tried EverythingContinue Reading
The wild fever dream of Buenos Aires’ most electric duo, Ca7riel y Paco Amoroso, hit Houston in full swing. They showed up with unfiltered energy, turning the stage into their own chaotic playground. They opened the night in laid-back style, settling into two tall velvet chairs beside a small tableContinue Reading
Photos by: Damian Ruiz Texas native, Hudson Westbrook, is making an iconic name for himself at just 23 years old! But age aside, it’s clear that he is riding a serious wave. His debut album Texas Forever is noticeably a standout in his career. Westbrook’s got that rare mix ofContinue Reading
Argentine duo Ca7riel y Paco Amoroso made their official U.S. festival debut at Lollapalooza Chicago 2025, and they did not disappoint. Taking over the Lakeshore stage on day three of the fest, the pair delivered a vibrant, high-energy set that had Grant Park buzzing from the moment they stepped out. With a crowd decked outContinue Reading
Photos by: Damian Ruiz Rising pop powerhouse Jessie Murph brought her signature blend of pop, country, and hip-hop to a packed house at Houston’s 713 Music Hall, delivering a night full of raw emotion, theatrical visuals, and fan connection that left her audience buzzing. Seriously, at one point she wasContinue Reading
I wasn’t sure artists still remembered that singing acoustically was a thing, yet The Rose opened their Houston show with exactly that — an intimate, stripped-down moment that felt like a secret they were letting us in on. The Rose’s journey is one worth admiring. This South Korean indie rockContinue Reading
Keyshia Cole reminded everyone exactly why she continues to be one of R&B’s most memorable voices. Making her way into the spotlight for her “The Way It Is: 20th Anniversary Tour”, she brought us countless years of heartbreak anthems, impressive vocals, and soul moving moments to life. From the secondContinue Reading