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
There is a small window of time when, among those special bands that are destined to capture the zeitgeist of a genre and advance to large venues and chart toping records, fans can simply walk into a small studio and experience their music with out the pageantry and, yes, theContinue Reading
Incubus stopped in Houston on February 3 at 713 Music Hall as part of a mini-tour with with a sold out crowd. Brandon Boyd and the gang started off the set with their classic “Nice to Know You” then put everyone in their feels with “Wish You Were Here”. TheyContinue 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
2023 couldn’t have started out any wilder than with the arrival of GloRilla. It was a Monday night, but it felt more like a Saturday on a 3-day weekend by the way Warehouse Live was packed with fans. It was a sea of pandemonium as fans swarmed to come seeContinue Reading
Houston welcomed the Berlin-based indie rock sensation Giant Rooks back to Texas Tuesday night, with open arms. The group’s North American tour had rough beginnings as multiple members of the band came down with the flu shortly after landing in New York earlier this month, leading to a number ofContinue Reading
“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
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