Waterparks sold out their hometown show in Houston when they stopped at Rise Rooftop on June 6th. They put on an absolutely incredible show, and had a fantastic set list. Despite it being the Intellectual Property tour, they played quite a few of their older hits like “Crave” from theContinue Reading
Bryson Tiller stopped in Houston on June 2nd and put on one of the best shows at House Of Blues this year. Even though he hasn’t dropped much music lately, that didn’t stop the crowd from singing his songs word for word the whole set. Tiller played many hits includingContinue Reading
Photography by Aaron Rodriguez It’s understood amongst the majority of music enthusiasts that there’s a different archetype of song that best represents each season. Spring is a more reflective season, while fall is a season to work and project. But for San Francisco-based rapper Larry June, there really is nothingContinue Reading
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On May 12th, the Cure stopped by Houston to play their sold-out show with support from post-punk band the Twilight Sad. Continue Reading
While it stormed outside on May 13, among flash flood warnings, fans were not going to miss out on the Nitro Jam Underground Tour brought to the Smart Financial Center for the City of Houston and the surrounding areas. Colombian born Salómon Villada Hoyos, known as Feid made his appearanceContinue Reading
As the lights in the packed ballroom of Warehouse Live dimmed, it was as if every person in attendance buzzed with pure energy. When the opening of One Night with The Valet began to play, it was like a spell was cast on all of us. The vibrant colors ofContinue Reading
It had been a very long wait, but last night, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs finally made their way back to Houston after seventeen long years. The energy was electric as fans eagerly packed into the venue, brimming with anticipation and nostalgia. The New York rock trio wasted no time inContinue Reading
Clouds of smoke filled the room welcoming Yves Tumor to the stage in The Ballroom at Warehouse Live on Thursday night. Dressed like an 80’s rock star, their performance was short of electrifying. Hearing them perform songs I’ve only heard on vinyl or on my phone, was not like yourContinue Reading
Tuesday night, Houston’s House of Blues was filled from top to bottom with a SWARM of fans ready to see their girl, Chlöe. Debuting her first solo tour, on the heels of her first solo studio project In Pieces, the 24-year-old displayed the poise and grace of a savy veteran.Continue Reading