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Photos by Seles Sanchez On Thursday, Oct. 10, Houston’s House of Blues welcomed Cannibal Corpse and their unrelenting brutality to the stage. The night’s lineup, stacked with openers like Fulci, Full of Hell and Municipal Waste, made for an unforgettable show. The evening built steadily. Each opening band...

Photos by Oscar Herrera Bring Me The Horizon made their return to Houston at the Toyota Center on Sept. 26 for their USA Ascension Program North America Tour (Part One of Two). Before lead singer Oli Sykes and the band took the stage, fans got to enjoy three special guests. The guests set the tone for the...

Cover Photo by Melissa Taylor, featuring Alley Theatre’s production of “The Da Vinci Code“ “The Da Vinci Code” premiered Wednesday, Sept. 24 at the packed Alley Theatre. This stage adaptation of the critically acclaimed book follows symbologist Robert Langdon and cryptographer Sophie Neveu as they adventure...

Houston is the fourth-largest city in the United States and home to more than two million people. With that comes a rich blend of cultures, cuisines and celebrations that make this city unlike any other. I was born and raised in Houston, lucky enough to grow up surrounded by its diversity. But for most of my life,...

Following the opening night of “Life of Pi” at the Hobby Center, a panel discussion was held on Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2025, to discuss “Life of Pi” and the making of it. The panel was moderated by Sheri Johnson, general manager, Broadway at the Hobby Center.  The panel consisted of the U.S. associate Puppetry &...

Cover Photo by Lynn Lane, featuring Robert Lenzi as Patrick Bateman in “American Psycho: The Musical.” Houston Broadway Theatre at the Hobby Center. Entering the lobby of the Hobby Center’s Zilkha Hall, showgoers were met with a bar menu of themed drinks. Afterward, they headed toward their seats, passing a video...

Whispers about the “Freshman 15” are usually common at the start and end of the first and second semesters of freshman year. The term refers to the belief, or perhaps trend, of students gaining weight during their first year of college.  The “Freshman 15” is nothing to be ashamed of. It often happens as a result of...

Cover Image by Ellie Kurttz The “Life of Pi” made its five-night tour stop in Houston at the Hobby Center on Tuesday, Aug. 19. Running until Sunday, Aug. 24, the show is based on the best-selling novel by Yann Martel. The beauty of “Life of Pi” is that different people can take away different messages within...

Photos by Catherine Do Sunday, Aug. 17, was a big night at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion with Big Time Rush performing their In Real Life Worldwide Tour. Big Time Rush, originally a Nickelodeon series from the early 2000s, performed a setlist that included every song from every episode. Special...

Photos by Martina Mondini The Summer School Tour, a traveling event focused on artist development, community, ticket affordability and social impact rolled through House of Blues Houston on July 30. They delivered a night packed with energy, emotion and a real sense of community. Founded by Eric Tobin of...