“Ricooo, Ricooo!”, her infamous name tag echoed the venue as Rico Nasty’s DJ set the stage for her sold out show in The Bronze Peacock at Houston’s House of Blues on April 29. The floors quaked as she had fans moshing, raging , and shaking every limb of their bodies.Continue 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
Key Glock rolled through San Antonio’s Aztec Theatre on 4/20 to fire up the Texas portion of his Glockoma tour. The venue was sold out for a two-night concert event headlining the South Memphis rapper. He then headed to Houston for another sold-out show at Bayou Music Center on AprilContinue Reading
Young Nuddy brought the city out Saturday night for a sold out show at House of Blues in Houston. He brought his good friends, 21 Lil Harold , Echapo, and even his little brother G5, along with him to open the show and get the crowd warmed up for hisContinue Reading
Hannibal Buress has transcended comedy and taken over the rap game as Eshu Tune. The comedian-rapper surprised Houston fans with a surprise pop-up show at Houston’s Secret Group Tuesday, March 14. Although Paul Wall didn’t join him onstage, he did take part in the remix of his song Veneers alongContinue 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
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
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
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
Babytron came thru Houston on January 29 with his crew, ShittyBoyz, and put on a sold out show for his fans in the Bronze Peacock at House of Blues. Opener Daboii came out first and got the crowd jumping with his hit “What’s What”. ShittyBoyz TrDee and StanWill performed “BigContinue Reading