BABYMETAL and Dethklok Kick Off Their Babyklok Tour at Houston’s 713 Music Hall
A Japanese pop/metal band, and an animated death metal group. Makes an interesting lineup, right? Correct.
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Rock Band Pantera Returns to Houston After 20 Years
It’s pretty much impossible to think about Pantera without headbanging just a little bit. The legendary Dallas-based metal band, known for heavy, shrieking guitar riffs and intense lyrics has returned, bringing a new lineup to the Woodlands Pavilion for their first Texas show in more than 20 years.
Artist Highlight: Pop-Rock Band Wild Party Has Always Been Here to Stay
San Antonio based band Wild Party formed in 2009 and remain one of the most underrated bands in the indie-pop/rock scene.
Underoath Leave it All on Stage at Houston’s Bayou Music Center
It’s hard to not have fun at a hardcore show. Loud, screaming guitars, pounding drums, bass riffs you can feel through the floor, and lyrics being hurled towards the crowd like white-hot shards of steel.
Parliament-Funkadelic Bring the Funk to Houston for One Last Time
George Clinton and his band of funky all-stars brought their “Just for the Funk of it!” tour, which the band says will be their last, to Houston’s House of Blues on August 6th, and put on a show like no other.
Black Flag Celebrate My War at House of Blues Houston
MY WAR! YOU’RE ONE OF THEM! YOU SAY YOU’RE MY FRIEND BUT YOU’RE ONE OF THEM!
Austin City Limits 2023: Our Recommended Artist Guide by Genre
Let us help you decide – with this nice outline of artists by genre, so you can spend more time picking your outfits and practicing your picture poses.
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.
Illenium Takes Fans to the Other Side at Houston’s 713 Music Hall
For those who aren’t fans, EDM shows can be a bit of a hard sell. “There’s no instruments,”...
