Author: Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordonez
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“You look like the kind of girl that really enjoys Dorritos.” And YOU, fellow Coog, look like the kind of girl that really enjoys a good comedy show. So how about you come on down to our very own Cullen Performance Hall on October 12th to see Eric Andre? Eric Andre started his career the […]
José José, ‘El príncipe de la canción,’ has left us at 71 on Saturday, Sep. 28. Born José Rómulo Sosa Ortiz, José José was born in Mexico City on the 17th of February, 1948. Hailing from a family of career musicians in one of the liveliest cities in the world, the pursuit of music as […]
Twelve years after their formation in London, folk-alternative darlings Mumford and Sons are taking ACL by storm. The band has 4 studio albums under their belt. They first gained intense notoriety after their single “Little Lion Man”off 2009’s Sigh No More topped the charts for weeks within both pop and alternative communities. The […]
“This is America-” “No, this is Patrick!” Um, NO, this is Childish Gambino, on his way to blow your mind as he headlines Austin City Limits. Comedian and actor turned musician Childish Gambino (real name Donald Glover) has found unprecedented success in mainstream music in recent years. Although he had seen success […]
Guns N’ Roses is ready to bring you to your sha na na na na na na na na knees. Austin City Limits will be playing host to one of rock’s greatest this October (4-6 and 11-13), and we are more than ready for it. On the off chance that you’ve been living under […]
The Cure to your summertime blues has arrived! Even after 40 years as a band, The Cure continues to perform to stadiums today, so it should come as no surprise to see them headlining Austin City Limits this October. The English goth-rockers were birthed from the 70s post-punk and new wave scene, rising to worldwide prominence […]
Don’t Smile at Me… unless you’re going to talk about Billie Eilish. The seventeen-year-old pop sensation is taking the world by storm, and her next stop is Austin City Limits. Hailing from sunny California, Eilish began her career with what some would call blind luck. She put down vocals over a track her brother produced […]
Make way! Robyn, the true queen of pop, has come to take her throne at this year’s Austin City Limits! Alright, alright, settle down, hold the tomatoes! I get it, this is an unpopular opinion, especially among you yankees. But hear me out! We stand on the shoulders of giants that came before us. Pop […]
“—BECAUSE YOU WERE COLD BUT I’M COLORBLI—wait wait stop the—” Patrick Miranda’s voice is lost to the microphone as he moves to the edge of the small stage in Warehouse Live. The band stops abruptly. Fans stop moshing and singing along, all craning their necks to see what the commotion is about. Like a ripple […]
I’m gonna need you to get down! All the way,” yells Aaron Pauley. The crowd takes a few steps back, then begin to follow suit. “When I say jump, we’re all gonna lose out s***!” Muscles tense in anticipation. Some put their cell phones away for safekeeping. Others take them out to film the madness. […]
Does anyone remember Open Air? That ill-fated rock festival with a chaotic inaugural year that didn’t even get a second chance due to Harvey? Well cry no more! White Oak Music Hall is going to come through for us with So What?, a two-day festival featuring our favorite rockers as well as some […]
Death Cab For Cutie cruised through for a show at Houston’s Revention Center the evening of Wednesday, April 3rd, and the weather decided to help set the mood. The temp dropped a few degrees and some light rain sprinkled the night, urging fans inside the venue. Unlike many bands, not too many waited outside for […]
The more jaded ones will groan in resentment when I say this, but Dance Gavin Dance is the greatest band that ever was. Kidding! Even they’d disagree, but you’ve seen the YouTube comments. You’ve noticed the T-shirts. This band is taking over, and Houston is next on their 2019 Artificial Selection Tour. The boys […]
So Death Cab For Cutie just expanded their North American tour due to popular demand. What I demand to know is why you think tickets are going to wait for you any longer? The band will be in Houston on Wednesday, April 3rd with My Brightest Diamond as their supporting band. The band’s official […]
“Theater-in-the-round” (also known as an arena stage) has its roots in Greek rituals, only later transitioning into early theater. The audience was a much of a part of the performance as those in the center, and the priests (and later performers) would feed off the energy of the crowd. So it’s only fitting that Panic! […]
“If you do not do what you’re told to do when you’re told to do it you will be punished, do you understand?” “Aye, Sir!” “If you leave my base without proper authorization I will hunt you down and throw your ass in jail. Do you understand?” “Aye, Sir!” “I can’t hear you!” “Aye, Sir!” […]
To say that Bring Me The Horizon has taken a softer approach to their music is one thing, but to say their fanbase has mellowed would be a flat out lie. The rock band performed at the Revention Center on Saturday, Feb. 9th to a sold out venue. The crowd held an energy so great, […]
Cheers erupt from the audience as they rise with the house lights, standing in awe as the legendary band takes the stage. Fleetwood Mac performed at the Toyota Center on Tuesday, Feb. 5th to a sea of fans, with hardly any unfilled seat left. The evening starts with “The Chain,” forever their opener since its […]
