All photos by Jennifer Lake June 12th marked a special place in the hearts of the alternative crowd of Houston. Pierce the Veil brought their “I Can’t Hear You” Tour to the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, along with Sleeping with Sirens and Beach Weather. The bands were welcomed by aContinue Reading
Tennis brought a wave of warmth and emotion to White Oak Music Hall’s downstairs stage on their farewell tour in support of Face Down in the Garden, their final album before an indefinite hiatus. The packed venue carried a quiet anticipation as fans gathered to celebrate the band’s 15-year run,Continue Reading
Photos by: Damian Ruiz Ryan Bingham had people doubting him early on in his career, that gravelly voice and road-worn lyrics seemed a little too big for a 26 year old. But the guy was the real deal. Before the music took off for him, he was out riding bulls,Continue Reading
This past Memorial Day weekend, Ivan Cornejo brought Space City to an emotional standstill with not one, not two, but three shows—a clear testament to his unstoppable rise and the deep connection he shares with his fans. Still fresh off making history at Coachella this year and the Houston RodeoContinue Reading
After skipping a year, Buzzfest came back swinging Saturday May 24th, and Houston showed up ready. Held at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion and hosted by 94.5 The Buzz, the highly anticipated return drew a sold-out crowd of 16,000 sweaty, sunburned, and hyped-up humans. The energy was explosive from theContinue Reading
All photos by Jennifer Lake When a prominent artist passes, particularly the friend of a living one, it definitely bothers me to see people flocking to acknowledge the dead as a means to get acknowledged by the living. This happened a few times last night when people randomly filled momentsContinue Reading
On the night of May 23rd, Houston pulsed with anticipation as fans lined the blocks around Bayou Music Center, the warm evening air buzzing with excitement. Inside, the stage stood ready to host one of Japan’s most electrifying rock acts: ONE OK ROCK. Fresh off the release of their latestContinue Reading
There’s something strangely physical about Toro y Moi’s music. It doesn’t just play in your ears but it also finds its way to settle into your skin, your chest, and your whole body. Even though it’s just sound and vibration at its core, it feels like you’re soaking in somethingContinue Reading
Soulja Boy’s The Swag Tour turned the House of Blues stage into a Time Machine and everybody in the building was strapped in for the ride. The building was filled with nostalgia and bass as fans packed into the venue, ready to “Crank Dat” like it was the 2000s allContinue Reading
Smino’s “Kountry Kousins” tour stopped in Houston on Saturday, May 10, at White Oak Music Hall’s Lawn was a vibrant celebration of sound, soul, and southern energy. As fans packed the open-air venue, anticipation buzzed through the crowd. The Lawn provided an ideal backdrop for Smino’s genre-blending style, with the cityContinue Reading