Tuesday night Houston metalheads received one heck of a lineup with Cradle Of Filth, Devil Driver, Black Satellite, and ONI. Popular downtown venue Warehouse Live hosted the shenanigans and prepared us all for an interesting night to come. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to be there in time for the firstContinue 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
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
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
The Wrecks performed at Warehouse Live in Houston on November 11 on their Back and Better Than Ever Tour. The Wrecks brought their unique rock style to a sellout crowd! Arlie took the stage ahead of The Wrecks. Lead singer Nathaniel Banks and co. brought energy to the Houston crowd to getContinue Reading
Benny the Butcher showed up in Houston for the first time in a long time. He came on stage and performed a lot of his fan favorite songs like ‘3:30 In Houston.’ As a special treat, Maxo Kream came out to perform ‘Football Heads’ with Benny. It was a greatContinue Reading
Steve Lacy has not had the perfect tour, to say the least. His fans, at least the ones attending the concerts, have done everything from interrupting his show for a family video to throwing a whole camera at him to, what could be the worst sin of all, going silentContinue Reading
Declan’s sophomore album, Zeros, a salute to British punk and glam rock with some searing political commentary, seems perfectly placed in the chaos of 2020 when it was released. But the record translates well to the stage, and it’s no mystery why, two years after its debut, McKenna fills venuesContinue Reading
GWAR once again showered a ballroom full of their loyal fans in blood and other alien overlord fluids on October 15 at Warehouse Live.Continue Reading
Metal Heads from Houston and beyond stormed Warehouse Live Thursday night for a sold-out show featuring Swedish metal gods themselves; Meshuggah. Joining them on the bill was also Swedish metal bands In flames and Torch. This was my first time seeing Meshuggah and I already knew from the get goContinue Reading