T-Pain’s music is synonymous with the “Good Life” – and not just the feature off Graduation. It’s a swift reminder of stress-free, relaxing times in the club, with your lover, or sailing the open waters (nothing more direct than the parody song “I’m On a Boat.”) But in the caseContinue 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
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
Photos by: Damian Ruiz For over two decades, Coheed & Cambria have carved out their own lane in rock, blending prog, punk, and metal with a sci-fi comic book universe that’s just as ambitious as their music. Their shows are journeys, full of twists, theatrics, and that special electricity that makes aContinue Reading
All photos by Jennifer Lake Nostalgia tours are commonplace for concertgoers at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion (CWMP) in the Woodlands: Willie Nelson, Big Time Rush, and “Weird Al” are all recent examples of performers who found an audience that still resonates with their music and entertainment. These performances often evokeContinue Reading
Tobe Nwigwe’s show at 713 Music Hall was more than a concert—it was a homecoming celebration. The Alief native returned to Houston with a commanding presence and unmistakable pride, bringing his signature blend of lyrical power, visual storytelling, and undeniable stage charisma to a sold-out crowd. From the moment TobeContinue Reading
All photographs by Jennifer Lake I was 12 years old when Vine was truly popping, and I was debating with my friends what was actually being said in Denzel Curry’s viral breakthrough song “Ultimate.” While a nice song, the mainstream braggadocious pop trap of 2016 began to fade in popularityContinue Reading
If you grew up in the late ‘90s and early 2000s, The Millennium Tour is the ultimate time machine, bringing back the hits, the feeling, and the nostalgia in full force. From the moment the lights dimmed and to the last act, the crowd erupted in screams, proving that theContinue Reading
The release of Tyler, The Creator’s Chromakopia has garnered massive attention since its initial release in October 2024, claiming nearly 2 billion streams on Spotify alone. Album hits such as “Sticky” and “Like Him” created widespread trends across multiple social media platforms. Now in the midst of his world tour,Continue Reading
Houston’s own Neon Icon dropped by Scout Bar on February 20, celebrating his latest album, Welcome To Shaolin. He went on a mini Texas Tour, stopping in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi, before heading overseas for his European Tour.Continue Reading