Written by Dave Clements I certainly didn’t try to interview people as they left The Woodlands Pavilion this Friday night. I’m willing to bet, though, that if I had I wouldn’t have found these two things to be true. One, it would have taken a very long time as it was a sold out house,…

Written by Eddie Ferranti “Ginormous” is not really a word, but it describes a few things that happened to Rose and myself recently in a good way. Upon heading to our seats upstairs at the super cool Dosey Doe Music Cafe in Conroe, Texas we spotted the headliner for the evening eating his dinner. Paul…

Written by Kevin Black A Headliner Opening for a Headliner Opening for a Headliner… Third-on-the-bill is typically reserved for “up and coming” acts that have a song on the chart’s Top 100, or for a forgotten rocker that you thought might have played with someone famous for a few years and now desperately needs to…

Written by Robert B. Johnson (@RobertSatellite on Twitter) Celebrating 20 Years Jimmy Eat World has been blessing ears across the world with its brand of rock for twenty years. In 1994, Jim Adkins and Tom Linton released the band’s first album, Jimmy Eat World.  Twenty years later, Jimmy Eat World has released eight albums, seven…

Written by Michael Pittman From our perch in the back, I had the chance to speak with some of the Live Nation people and found out what a great working they relationship they have with this band. For the last 3 years, Dave Matthews has opened his tour in Houston and by all accounts it’ll…

Written by Eddie Ferranti What goes perfectly with a nice outdoor venue, great weather, cold beer and killer good friends? How about Chuck Mead and his Grassy Knoll Boys rockabilly wonderfulness?! The Kansas native, who has hung his cowboy hat in Nashville for the past twenty years, is riding a nice musical wave right about…

Written by Dave Clements I’m sure glad Lady Antebellum didn’t roll through The Woodlands the night before their scheduled show. Mother Nature was doing her thing as a strong line of thunderstorms rolled through. However, as fate would have it the nearly sold out crowd that came out this Mother’s Day Eve to see the…

Written by Jim Bille May 04, 2014 at 08:00 PM Tom Jones, the 60’s heart throb is still making the ladies swoon and he proved it at the Houston House of Blues earlier this month. Jones, now in his early 70’s still has the voice and a few of the moves left and he appears…

Written by Eddie Ferranti Many times in my busy musical life, I get something shot at me out of the blue. One of those instances was at a recent Mike Stinson gig where a young lady approached me after his show, shoved a CD in my hand and asked me to come cover her CD…