Saturday night Houstonians welcomed Belgian rock band Brutus with open arms within the walls of White Oak Music Hall. Being a huge fan of them myself for many years, I was absolutely thrilled to get the chance to see the iconic trio also while being able to cover the show.Continue Reading
The Movement sure knows how to make a crowd move. The band graced Houston with an electrifying show on Thursday night at White Oak Music Hall. From top to bottom, front to back, side to side, fans filled the Houston venue with nothing but good vibes. The Movement’s electrifying performanceContinue Reading
It’s been seven years since Bullet for My Valentine last visited Houston. A sold out House of Blues welcomed the band back, and a memorable night was made. The band kicked off the show with their latest single “Knives,” which was released in 2021. What a great commodity to fansContinue Reading
The alternative community in Houston always shows up for our beloved bands. That was definitely the case for the SOLD OUT Pierce the Veil show on November 12th at 713 Music Hall. The line wrapped around the venue for hours as fans gathered and cheered for the band. The Jaws ofContinue Reading
Thursday October 12th, Houstonians and surrounding metal head humans gathered within the grounds of Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion to rock out with their socks out to two very highly anticipated bands; Avenged Sevenfold and Falling In Reverse. Also adding to the bill was Kim Dracula…which unfortunately i was not ableContinue Reading
Tenacious D, the dynamic duo of Kyle Gass and Jack Black, brought their Spicy Meatball Tour to White Oak Music Hall’s Lawn last night. The heat was ruthless but didn’t phase the rock legends, who have battled and beat the devil himself.Continue Reading
Houston may seem like an odd place for the English dark wave rock band, The Sisters of Mercy, to have a cult following, but it’s not. A nightclub in its inner city, Numbers, has played their songs to hoards of adoring fans for decades. Houston’s obsession with new wave, oftenContinue Reading
Saturday May, 13th Houstonians were yet again blessed with another kick-ass annual Buzzfest hosted at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion by the one and only Houston’s rock and alternative radio station, 94.5 The Buzz. Despite it being one of the worst weather days for a semi-outside rock festival, us musicContinue Reading
Mana sold out The Toyota Center in Houston on Thursday, March 30. They’re pretty much honorary Houstonians at this point. With multiple shows in the Lone star state every year, the Guadalajara natives sell out every time. If you missed this show, the legendary rockers will be back in HoustonContinue Reading
British Rock legends New Order brought a sold-out show to Houston’s 713 Music Hall on March 16. They played all of their hots and a few deep cuts then surprised the crowd by closing out the show with Joy Division classics including ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart.’ Edit this setlistContinue Reading