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
Yeat came to Houston’s 713 Music Hall on March 23 and turned the place upside down. From old to young, in costumes or not, if you were in general admission you were most likely in a mosh pit. Continue Reading
The disco alternative pop band Almost Monday made their way to Houston on Monday, March 20th. The San Francisco natives came out to their new hit single Only Wanna Dance, you’ve probably heard it a time or two on their new Hulu commercial as well. With the help of theContinue Reading
With the release of his anticipated album Love Sick, Don Toliver took a break from the Future & Friends Tour to play a show for his hometown at Houston’s Warehouse Live. Don Toliver brought out Justin Bieber at Rolling loud so fans knew they were in for a few surprises.Continue Reading
Nav’s Never Sleep Tour came through Houston on Saturday March 4 and boy was it a ride. His very own artist RealestK performed a few singles such as “WFM,” “Toxic,” and his feature with Nav, “Lost One.” Next up was Cactus Jack’s SOFAYGO and he got the crowd jumping. FaygoContinue Reading
Fans of two queer pop icons were faced with a great dilemma Saturday night: To go to Jake Wesley Rogers’ sold out Peace, Love & Pluto show at the Bronze Peacock, or, right across the hallway, to Betty Who’s BIG! Houston stop in the House of Blues main room. LuckyContinue Reading
By no means was I born in a small town. I’ve grown up in the comfort of the suburbs my whole life, with rare national media depictions and Texas horse grazing acting as my only proper foundations to understand the rural farm boy life. Thus, nothing stood out when IContinue Reading
Maggie Rogers stopped at 713 Music Hall on Saturday, February 25th, for her Feral Joy Tour, supporting her latest album, Surrender. She commanded the stage with confidence and charisma, engaging the audience with her heartfelt lyrics and infectious beats. The crowd was captivated by Roger’s performance, singing and dancing alongContinue 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
In the 7-minute chronicle “2007” that concludes his most recent album The Forever Story, JID presents a fascinating, chronological narration of the come-up with guest vocals from 3 different mentors – Dreamville president Ibrahim Hamad, his father Carl Route Jr., and fellow rapper J. Cole. The aforementioned album focused onContinue Reading