Written by Robert B. Johnson (@RobertSatellite on Twitter) Welcome Back to Houston The last time WALK THE MOON was in Houston, it was a supporting role for Panic at the Disco. In the months since, WALK THE MOON has really broken out. Although the band’s self-titled release was certainly a success (spawning singles like “Anna…

Written by Samuel Barker Reviewing a Primus show for me is always an interesting experience for me. It was a teenage version of me that woke up in the middle of the night to a Primus video playing on the television and ultimately decided that I had to play music because what I saw was…

Written by Eddie Ferranti Sometimes it is hard to meet a commitment to get off your duff and go cover a gig, especially on a school night at a venue that is over 30 miles one way. But when you do and it turns out to be a double barreled whammy to your delight, it…

Written by Jim Bille High energy mandolin maestro Sam Bush has dazzled people for a long time now with his brand of blue grass music….or in his case ‘new grass’ music. As one of the founding fathers of this progressive style of blue grass, Bush has continued to step over that sacred Bill Monroe boundary…

Written by Tracy Brandon With horns blazing, the The Maverick’s opened Thursday night’s show with All Night Long, a song that embodied everything that a 9 piece band should; which included special guest James Intveld on upright bass.  The song was an exceptional musical tribute to Raul’s Cuban roots. The energy built from the moment…

Written by Dave Clements I had just purchased a ticket to see the Stones in Dallas in early June and was getting ready to see Bryan Adams perform live for the first time.  I suddenly realized I was working on marking off two items on my bucket list. I’m not trying to suggest that they…

Written by Dave Clements There was no fooling anyone about whether Nickelback showed up or not at The Woodlands Pavilion this April 1st!  Lead singer Chad Kroeger and his mates, all from Canada, came south with the notion in mind to entertain their legions of fans. And in this reviewers mind they did just that…