Month: February 2017
The Sydney Sensations, The Griswolds, are back! The band released their second studio album, High Times for Low Lives, last November and began their headlining tour this month. The indie-rock, alternative four-piece are no strangers to the state of Texas so it came to no surprise that they would perform to a sold-out crowd. We got the […]
If you haven’t heard, Brian and Michael D’Addario, also known as The Lemon Twigs, recently announced an international tour with several dates in the United States. Among the many list of cities such as LA, NYC, Tokyo, London, Paris, & Berlin, The Lemon Twigs made a stop in Houston where they performed at White Oak […]
Soft spoken with witty and self-depreciative lyrics, David Burd, aka Lil Dicky, isn’t exactly what you’d have in mind when thinking of a traditional rapper. Known for “Save Dat Money” featuring Rich Homie Quan and Fetty Wap, Dicky’s comedic music is making an impact in the rap game as a voice for the extremely average […]
Heavy Meta is a guitar-riff filled, garage rock and roll, rootsy, eclectic album by Philadelphia-bred rock musician Ron Gallo. The former lead singer of Toy Soldiers released his new album via Nashville-label, New West records—his music embracing passion and unpretentious, old school homage. Although the rock and roll aesthetic of the 1960s and 1970s is […]
Houston’s most anticipated summer festival is back with a lineup they released this morning. Headliners like Lorde, Solange, Aminé, Post Malone, Flume, and around 55 more acts are said to be performing across a four stage setup.
Timothy Russell, also known by his stage name Guilla, pays homage to the diversity of Houston. Guilla’s influences range anywhere from Björk to System of a Down which is easily seen in the variety of his music and it’s uniqueness. Coming from a mother who was an opera singer from England and a father who […]
The most important things in life are the little things. Searching for love, finding yourself, and discovering your inspiration is not little though, right? In the quest for peace, we turn to music. We attempt to blur our surroundings for a few moments so we can purely distract ourselves from the goals we have not […]
http://gty.im/635009436 The 59th annual Grammy Awards ceremony took place Sunday night in Los Angeles. The show, hosted by James Corden, lasted nearly four hours and was jam-packed with appearances by Jennifer Lopez, Solange Knowles and Taraji P. Henson as well as tributes to the Bee Gees, George Michael and Prince. Check out some of the ceremony’s […]
Music producer Trakksounds called for a boycott of Fitzgerald’s, one of Houston’s oldest live music venues, Tuesday.
Lady Gaga raised the roof (literally) on Sunday night when she performed for the millions watching Super Bowl 51.
On behalf of the CoogRadio crew, I wish you a Happy New Year! This year, CoogRadio vows to exercise the phrase ‘new year new me’ with reviews in music and movies, updates on new and returning shows on CoogRadio, and keeping you in the know with the latest concerts and festivals. Check out our website […]
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