Earl Sweatshirt, formerly of Odd Future fame, joined forces with the legendary producer The Alchemist for the Voir Dire Tour in Houston. Their collaboration resulted in an unforgettable album, showcasing Earl’s distinct style alongside Alchemist’s masterful production. Standout tracks include “The Capliphate” featuring Vince Staples, “Mancala” also with Vince, theContinue Reading
Piedmont Park was nothing short of spectacular as the city of Atlanta ushered in its annual ONE Musicfest. There was an added level of excitement this year as thousands of fans flocked from all over to witness a diverse two-day line up that promised to acknowledge a special ode toContinue Reading
I will start this off with a little confession, I really did not know much about Daniel Caesar or his music when I entered the venue. I actually had never been to 713 Music Hall either so it was an entirely new experience for me. However, I was absolutely blownContinue Reading
Many Houstonians like myself have been “patiently waiting” for a tour to explode on from 50 Cent. He hadn’t performed in a Houston venue for over 7 years! So when it was announced that he would celebrate the 20th anniversary of Get Rich or Die Tryin’ with a farewell tourContinue Reading
Rema stopped in Houston while on his North American Tour. He performed at Bayou Music Center on July 28, 2023.Continue Reading
Just a year ago, Santa Fe Klan sold out House of Blues, and now his tour is hitting the big stage, like Toyota Center here in Houston, for his Todo y Nada Tour on July 19. His opening act Snow tha Product did an amazing job at setting the toneContinue Reading
All Photographs taken by Kory Savage The Hot Summer Night Tour featuring Shaggy, TLC, En Vogue, and Sean Kingston, made its way to the outskirts of Houston on July 1st. It was definitely a hot night at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion but the performances were worth sitting in the summerContinue 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
