“Did you enjoy the concert? I know this is a show for old people.” A fellow concertgoer asked me on the way to my car, to which I responded with a laugh and a resounding “yes.” I had only heard so much about these groups before attending the December 3rdContinue Reading
Celebrating half a decade of heavy metal, the legendary Judas Priest stopped by 713 Music Hall to give Houston the 100th show on their 50th anniversary world tour. Running through an arsenal of headbanging hits like “You Got Another Thing Coming” and Breaking the Law”, Priest did what they doContinue Reading
Since it’s inception, Record Store Day (aka RSD) has shined light on local independent record stores that fuel their communities’ hunger for wax and more. Brick-and-mortar indie record stores battle it out everyday as they compete against online marketplaces that pull listeners away from the tangible in-person digging experience. RecordContinue Reading
Walking into the Red Bull Soundclash at 713 Music Hall on November 10, The People’s Champ was at the forefront of my mind. As a kid born and raised in Houston, I would see Paul Wall’s influence on my favorite athletes and on more nationally known artists – his presenceContinue Reading
Thousands of fans poured into Houston’s Bayou Music Center Saturday night, November 12, 2022, to experience the hardcore marvel Turnstile, nearing the closing of their Love Connection tour, command the enormous venue with the kind of dynamic and intense performance that has come to define them for over a decade.Continue Reading
The Wrecks performed at Warehouse Live in Houston on November 11 on their Back and Better Than Ever Tour. The Wrecks brought their unique rock style to a sellout crowd! Arlie took the stage ahead of The Wrecks. Lead singer Nathaniel Banks and co. brought energy to the Houston crowd to getContinue Reading
It was a rainy night in downtown Houston on Friday, November 4th, but locals still turned out for Awolnation, happy to rock to old favorites and some new gems, too. Crowd favorites included Hollow Moon, Kill Your Heros, and, of course, Sail, which was reserved as their second encore.Continue Reading
Benny the Butcher showed up in Houston for the first time in a long time. He came on stage and performed a lot of his fan favorite songs like ‘3:30 In Houston.’ As a special treat, Maxo Kream came out to perform ‘Football Heads’ with Benny. It was a greatContinue Reading
Sloan Struble’s beloved indie pop project, Dayglow, filled House of Blues with good vibes Saturday night on the third coast leg of his People in Motion Tour. The Texas native had Houstonians on their feet and dancing all night to hits like, “Can I Call You Tonight” and “Close toContinue Reading