By Marshall Heins IIOct 100
Don’t forget to check out ACL’s top 5 before 5 artists as well. Weekend one of Austin City Limits (ACL) has officially come to a close, but the memories made by fans and bands alike will not soon be forgotten. Despite recent tragedy and loss in the music world, people flocked to Zilker Park in Austin, Texas, in great...
By Marshall Heins IIOct 100
Check out more from these artists and about the headliners of ACL as well. During Austin City Limits Weekend 1, Cooglife was able to sit down with a few of the festival’s performers. Here is what they had to saying during their interview. Mobley Q&A A sit-down discussion with Anthony Watkins II, better known as...
By Perren WrightOct 90
I know what you’re thinking, Drake is a globally revered artist and Quavo just started getting popular; why is this even a debate? Here’s the thing though, Quavo’s been booming recently, landing an impressive 10 songs in the Billboard Top 100 at the same time. With guest-verses from peers and competition going for a...
By Marshall Heins IIOct 40
Houston’s fall concert season is in full swing. Though the sun-soaked days of summer are slowly fading, Houston’s fall concert season shows no sign of slowing down, so to give you an idea of what’s in store, check out our recap of some of Houston’s best shows at the end of September. Vérité Taking on a full-house in...
By Marshall Heins IIOct 40
The time has finally arrived – Austin City Limits is this weekend! Only 15 years after its inception, the festival has grown into one of the nation’s most-anticipated music showcases and now spans two weekends, with eight stages and 140 artists. Headlining this year’s Austin City Limits is Jay-Z, the Red Hot Chili...
If you’re tired of listening to Green Day’s “When September Ends,” check out this list of 15 top September albums from CoogRadio! Dedicated to Bobby Jameson by Ariel Pink; Label: Mexican Summer RED BURNS by Standing on the Corner Half-Light by Rostam; Label: NoneSuch Dum Surfer by King Krule; Label: True Panther/XL We...
By Karin KellerSep 270
I’ve recently discovered that not everyone is fluent in the language of book nerds. This mainly occurred to me when I was talking to one of my friends and started throwing around words like “ARC“ and “TBR.” I could see the blatant confusion in her eyes as she nodded along. I figured a guide might be useful to those who...
By Karin KellerSep 270
Anime often gets a bad reputation among the general public. The truth is, most of our favorite childhood cartoons were anime — Pokemon, Sailor Moon, Naruto, Dragon Ball Z, Yu-Gi-Oh, etc. If you loved any of these, want to revisit your favorite childhood shows, or just want to get into anime, here’s a list of places to...
By Marshall Heins IISep 260
On Friday night, I had the opportunity to attend “Harvey Can’t Mess With Texas: A Benefit Concert for Hurricane Harvey Relief,” in the beautiful city of Austin, Texas. Aware of the tragedy that struck its neighbors along the coast, local companies and organizations in Austin banded together to host the largest live...
By Erin DavisSep 250
Fall movies could arguably fall into a genre all of their own, with the red and orange scenery and warm melancholy of the changing season. Though Houston’s fall will never be quite as spectacular as autumn in New York, there are worst ways to spend a rainy afternoon than a fall-themed movie marathon to go with that...
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