The Head and The Heart bring every shade of blue to the Fort Worth Stockyards
The Head and The Heart play at the Tannahill’s Tavern and Music Hall in Fort Worth.
Just Some Rap Songs: Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist Perform at The Studio at The Factory in Deep Ellum
After releasing his latest album Voir Dire, Earl Sweatshirt stops in Dallas with The Alchemist to deliver fans a night they won’t forget.
Pierce The Veil Play a Sold Out Show at 713 Music Hall in Houston
Pierce the Veil take on 713 Music Hall with the support of opening bands Destroy Boys, Dayseeker and L.S. Dunes on their Jaws Of Life Tour.
Kim Petras Shines at the South Side Ballroom in Dallas
Opener Alex Chapman and headliner Kim Petras deliver iconic performances at the South Side Ballroom in Dallas.
The Rolling Stones Announce a 2024 US Tour
Fresh off the release of their first album of original music in nearly two decades, the world’s longest serving rock band, The Rolling Stones, is setting off on tour in 2024.
An Ode to Weyes Blood’s Hauntingly Beautiful Album ‘Titanic Rising’
Titantic Rising is the fourth studio album written and sang by Natalie Mering, otherwise known as Weyes Blood. It has now been 4 years since its release, and the impact on modern alternative music can still be seen today.
A Post-Show Green Room Chat with midwxst
After picking up music during covid lockdowns, the rapper and singer midwxst has released a torrent of singles, alongside his debut album E3.
Peter McPoland Brings A Fan Frenzy to Emo’s
Peter McPoland and Stephen Dawes Ignite Austin's Emo's with Electrifying Performances on Piggy Tour.
Sippin’ Lemonades and Hanging Out with Houston’s Madeline the Person
In anticipation for her upcoming headlining shows in Houston, Los Angeles and New York, Off Record had the grand opportunity to hang out with Houston artist Madeline the Person.
The Walters Perform in Houston for the First Time in Six Years
Indie band, The Walters, stopped at White Oak Music Hall on November 8, 2023, on their southern U.S. Tour. The show was accompanied by garage punk artist, Ron Gallo. With a total of five stops in Texas, Houston had the lucky chance of being the first one.
