Young the Giant Bring American Bollywood to Houston with Support from Milky Chance
Young the Giant returned to Houston to bring their stellar American Bollywood tour with support from German indie-band Milky Chance.
Wallice Brings a Stellar Performance to Fans at The Constellation Room
Wallice performs at Santa Ana’s Constellation Room with support from Nitefire.
Yellowcard Celebrated 20 Years of Ocean Avenue in Austin
Yellowcard stopped by Stubb’s in Austin, TX on July 26 during their tour celebrating 20 years of Ocean Avenue just a few days after the 20th anniversary the album’s release.
Indie-Pop Band The Drums Perform a Magnificent Show at White Oak Music Hall
On July 22nd, Indie-pop band the Drums took over the Downstairs room at White Oak Music Hall with support from Coldhart.
Revolutionary Modern Rock Band Greta Van Fleet Releases their Third Studio Album ‘Starcatcher’
Greta Van Fleet’s long awaited new record Starcatcher is out now — here’s a rundown of the band and their latest release.
Album Review: MisterWives Release their Long-Awaited Album ‘Nosebleeds’
MisterWives redefines their music and takes back their sound with latest album, Nosebleeds.
The Boys are Back In Town: Indie Psych-Rock Band Hazy Sky Return to the Houston Music Scene
After a very brief hiatus, Hazy Sky returns to the music scene in Houston with unreleased music, fierce ambitions and a bond stronger than ever before.
Review: Bloc Party’s ‘The High Life’ Serves as their New Road to Redemption
Multiple albums in, rock band Bloc Party continue to redefine their sound – and have successfully done so after their previous album Alpha Games.
Tears for Fears Take a Trip to the 80’s at the Woodlands Pavilion
Falling into the massive group of 1980’s bands that everyone knows about but no one’s ever heard of, the English pop-rock outfit has achieved massive success over the years, with multiple chart-topping songs and a trio of platinum-selling albums to their name.
718 comes to the 713: Juan Wauters Invades Houston, Possibly for the Final Time
The Uruguayan from New York and his band wandered back down to H-Town where they met up with semi-local, Being Dead, for a midweek rock show. A sick frontman, one mid crowd, and two broken guitar strings later and these artists show us that no matter what, the show must go on.
