No Classic Rocker in their right mind would have had “Triumph Reunion Tour” on their musical Bingo card in 2025. After all, the group was long disbanded. And the last time the Canadian power trio had planted the Maple Leaf flag on these shores was more than three decades ago—andContinue Reading
Twenty One Pilots brought their Clancy World Tour to Houston’s Toyota Center on September 4. The duo brought along Balu Brigada, the creation of Auckland brothers Henry and Pierre Beasley, to open up the show and warm the crowd up before their performance. The crowd ate up the groove-pop vibes asContinue Reading
Peso Pluma one of the hottest fastest growing stars in the Mexican Music industry came to Houston on a Friday night for a sold-out show. One of the biggest concerns was whether he would have to cancel his tour due to an ankle injury sustained while performing at Governors BallContinue Reading
The vibes were cozy and chill at White Oak Music Hall in the downstairs room as Devendra Banhart, hailed by many as the leader of “freak folk,” graced the Houston crowd with an intimate evening of musical communion. Supported by opener Kate Bollinger, the atmosphere was already set for aContinue Reading
On a rainy November 13th, Faye Webster brought her musical magic to the White Oak Music Hall’s Lawn, and despite the mud, fans eagerly lined up for a sold-out show. The shift from her 2022 performance in the upstairs room to the larger outdoor setting marked a significant step inContinue Reading
Edith Victoria, Téa Campbell, and Ada Juarez make up the kick-ass pop-punk trio that is Meet ME @ The Altar. They played for Houston’s Bronze Peacock on March 28. The girl group is taking the scene by storm, if you don’t know them now, you will soon! Edit this setlistContinue Reading
Houston’s own Shame On Me brought their fun, spooky, retro vibes to Warehouse Live’s Greenroom on Wednesday Night. The quartet plays “Spooky Doo-Wop” but you can jam out to them all year round! Check them out on Spotify and keep an eye on their socials for their next show. ItContinue Reading
When I looked up “Trap music” on Wikipedia, the article listed three pioneer rappers: Gucci Mane, T.I., and Young Jeezy. While the 45-year-old Jeezy may not be so young anymore, he certainly performed as if he was an up-and-coming artist in the Atlanta hip-hop scene, just trying to make itContinue Reading
Declan’s sophomore album, Zeros, a salute to British punk and glam rock with some searing political commentary, seems perfectly placed in the chaos of 2020 when it was released. But the record translates well to the stage, and it’s no mystery why, two years after its debut, McKenna fills venuesContinue Reading
Lucky Daye arrived in Houston, Texas on March 31 to give the ladies a lucky day. House of Blues was packed with grown and sexy vibes to go around. Lucky Daye performed songs from his brand new album “Candydrip” and old songs for his “Daye One” fans. The energy inContinue Reading