Riding the Wave: An Unforgettable Hometown Show with Waterparks in Houston
Waterparks took the stage at Waterparks’ hometown in Houston, Texas for their ‘SNEAKING OUT OF HEAVEN' Tour with guests Pollyanna, and Loveless.
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Ministry Brings Down the House of Blues
It’s not often that a band is so closely associated with one single member, but with a frequently shifting lineup, Ministry’s brand of industrial metal has been overseen by one man: Al Jourgensen. Founded in 1981 as a synth-pop group, Ministry has gone on to become one of the most influential industrial bands of all time.
Metal Rules at Hell’s Heroes Festival in Houston, Texas
It’s a sunny Spring Saturday in Houston, birds are chirping, there’s a slight breeze, and thousands of metalheads are thrashing around the lawn of White Oak Music Hall.
Descendents and Circle Jerks Bring Punk to Houston’s House of Blues
It may be 2024, but the punks were out in full force to catch three of the most celebrated bands of the genre.
Houston Indie Locals Orion 224 Release Debut Album ‘Take My Hand’
Houston band Orion 224 recently released their debut album “Take My Hand”. They have been a force to be reckoned with within the local scene, and this album further solidifies their reputation.
Nadya of Pussy Riot: a Voice of Defiance and Resilience Amplified at White Oak Music Hall
Last week, Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot delivered a powerful performance at White Oak Music Hall.
Slow Hollows Announces Their Return With Their Fourth Studio Album ‘Bullhead’
Austin Feinstein traces back his early musical influences and songwriting with their brand new release of their fourth studio album, Bullhead.
Charlotte Sands Puts On an Electrifying Show at House of Blues Houston
Singer-songwriter Charlotte Sands visits The Bronze Peacock at House of Blues in Houston on her Can We Start Over? World Tour with support from Senses and Cloe Wilder.
Tenacious Team-Up: Futurebirds and The Nude Party at White Oak Music Hall
Futurebirds and the Nude Party took over Houston’s very own White Oak Music Hall.
It Takes Two to Tango: You and Los Enanitos Verdes (Houston Show Review)
The Argentinian pop-rock group had Houston dancing the leap year away at the House of Blues on Thursday night.
