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Fuerza Regida brought the heat to Houston on Saturday, July 13, 2024, turning the Toyota Center into a pulsating cauldron of energy. Fueled by their recent album “Pa las Baby’s Y Belikeada” and a passionate fanbase, the concert was an unforgettable night that blended infectious music, electrifying stage presence and a...

​​There is nothing quite like reading the perfect beach read during the summer.  In “This Summer Will Be Different,” Carley Fortune delivers a stunning summer novel and makes readers fall in love with Prince Edward Island and a beautiful story.  Lucy is a tourist on Prince Edward Island, where she meets Felix....

The Texas heat couldn’t hold a candle to the electrifying energy Cage the Elephant brought to the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on July 12, 2024. While their latest album, “Neon Pill,” got a spotlight with a few tracks, the night was a celebration of the band’s entire discography, leaving a packed amphitheater buzzing...

Hurricane Beryl may have brought rain on Houston, but that didn’t stop Sarah McLachlan from providing a night of instrumental and vocal talent on the last stop of her “Fumbling Towards Ecstacy” 30th Anniversary Tour at the Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land. Opener Feist took to the stage performing “Mushaboom,”...

As her latest project, actress and singer Mckenna Grace released “LOSER!!,” proving pop-punk and female rage are a match made in heaven. Released on her 18th birthday, “LOSER!!” encapsulates Grace’s feelings after breaking her own heart, as stated in her Instagram post, and brilliantly captures the rollercoaster of...

“Rockstar” is BLACKPINK’s LISA’s newest single since her solo debut in 2021. In the three years between releases, Lisa has been featured on collaborations such as “SG” with Ozuna, Megan Thee Stallion and DJ Snake and “Shoong!” by Taeyong. This break between releases is part of what created a whirlwind of anticipation...

The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion pulsated with vibrant energy on June 30 as The Doobie Brothers, reunited with the legendary Michael McDonald, delivered a concert that was pure gold. The anticipation was electric as the crowd, a multi-generational mix, buzzed with excitement for the return of the iconic...

713 Music Hall filled every seat in the building for the twelfth stop on the Mother Mother and Cavetown co-headline tour. Meet Me @ The Altar opened the show with their tracks “Parallel Lines” and “Beyond My Control.” Lead singer Edith Victoria then announced a Lesbian roll call that the audience gladly answered...

Noah Kahan’s We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour rolled into The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on Thursday, June 13, transforming the amphitheater into a venue dripping with fall foliage and bittersweet memories. Kahan, the New England singer-songwriter known for his introspective lyrics and relatable storytelling,...

Vampire Weekend played 713 Music Hall for the fifth stop on the tour of their fifth album, “Only God Was Above Us.” The crowd gathered as the opener, LA LOM, set up in front of a Vampire Weekend banner. The Los Angeles-based group known for their blend of Cumbia and Jazz gave guests a taste of classic romantic Latin...