On a buzzing night in Houston, rising British R&B trio FLO proved why they’re one of the most exciting acts of the new generation. Performing for a packed crowd, the group — made up of Renée Downer, Jorja Douglas, and Stella Quaresma — brought style, goddess vocals, and energy toContinue Reading
Last night, Edén Muñoz made a stop at the 713 Music Hall for his Como En Los Viejos Tiempos tour, and what a showcase of a phenomenal performer it was. From the very first crash of the drums, the energy was through the roof. Fans packed the venue, singing alongContinue Reading
On Friday, April 11, 2025, Canadian electronic duo Zeds Dead electrified Houston’s 713 Music Hall with their “Return to the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness” tour. The sold-out show delivered a night of genre-defying bass, immersive visuals, and high-energy performances that left the crowd buzzing. Zeds Dead, comprised of Dylan MamidContinue Reading
St. Vincent brought her genre-bending sound and magnetic stage presence to the outdoor lawn stage at White Oak Music Hall on a lovely spring evening as part of her All Born Screaming tour, in support of her latest album of the same name. With a cool breeze and clear skiesContinue Reading
Melbourne based punk-rock queen, Amy Taylor and her band, The Sniffers, FINALLY made their way to Houston, Texas. They performed a sold-out show at White Oak Music Hall on Sunday, April 6, 2025. The Aussie’s electric-energy never wavered, fueling the mosh pits and a crowd that was ready to rockContinue 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
CA7RIEL y Paco Amoroso crashed into the mainstream with a mix of eccentric energy and genre-bending sound. Buenos Aires duo are back and this time flipping their viral success into something totally unexpected: a four-track EP and a surreal short film that dives deep into the absurdity of fame. InContinue Reading
Greek’s show at the Bronze Peacock in Houston for his “The Accelerator” tour stop was full of energy from start to finish. The small room made it feel like everyone was part of something special. Fans were singing every word, and at one point, people were even crowd surfing, whichContinue Reading