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I think it’s safe to say that almost everyone has a comfort album. A record that they can turn to when they’re happy, when they’re sad, when they’re pissed off, anything. The album that comes to mind when I think about what my comfort album could be is Blue Banisters by Lana del Rey. This […]
Pop music is known historically for its catchy hooks and its ability to make you feel good regardless of what emotional state you might find yourself in. This year, it has become obvious that pop music has come back in a big way. While it never truly disappeared, the past decade saw other genres like […]
I arrived at White Oak Music Hall an hour before the opener to get a feel for where I would be taking photos, excited for both the Local Natives’ and the Krooked Kings’ performance as I have been a fan of both bands since transferring to the University of Houston last year. I had planned […]
If up until now you’ve never stopped to give any of Rebecca Black’s music a chance, now may be the time for you to tune in. The artist’s newest single—“TRUST!”—is spectacular from start to finish, from vocals to production and visuals alike. If you’re still chasing the high from BRAT summer and want more house […]
Conan Gray returned to his home state as part of his Found Heaven tour, and of course he had to stop in Sugar Land. His latest album Found Heaven is the perfect mix of 80’s inspired pop hits, including rock ballads, and synth galore. To kick off the evening, Maisie Peters opened up for Conan […]
Last year, Coog Radio was able to chat one-on-one with Natalie Jane while she was on her Where Am I Again tour. On October 23rd, 2024, we got to do a little follow up with the singer and see what she’s been up to recently as she talked with us and her Twisted Tummy Club. […]
Pharrell Williams reinvented sound. He’s always been ahead of his time, and I truly do not know where music would be without his existence and influence. Pharrell’s new film, Piece by Piece, gives fans a closer look at his journey in not your typical documentary fashion. The decision to tell his story through LEGOs is nothing […]
As the lights went down at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, the crowd went wild as the next few hours were sure to bring some of the best times listening to 3 phenomenal rock bands. Daughtry Daughtry started the night with a bang by performing the song “The Reckoning” off their brand-new EP Shock to the […]
I arrived at Bayou Music Center excited to cover the show. I had heard of Chase Atlantic before, but made sure to revisit some of their greatest hits before the show such as: “Into It,” “Friends” and “Swim.” As I was listening to their music I really couldn’t help but get pumped for being able […]
The pop hits emerging from Gracie Abrams’ second studio album, The Secret of Us, have established her as a significant success. She has now unveiled a new side to her music with the release of the deluxe edition, which includes four bonus tracks and three live Vevo versions available for streaming. Although many fans hoped […]
On October 12, 2024, Kaytranada transformed the White Oak Music Hall lawn into a haven of pure vibes on his “TIMELESS” tour. The sold-out show had fans packed into the outdoor venue, buzzing with anticipation as they waited for the arrival of the Canadian musician and producer known for his seamless work of house, hip-hop, […]
On the final day of the festival, people walked in tired yet ready to watch there favorite artist perform. With Chappell Roan fans wearing pink and camping out, Zilker Park became covered in pink cowboy hats and bandanas. Along with Chappell Roan fans, here are all the artist Coog Radio covered. Malcom Todd At 2 […]
The skies were clear blue as thousands of people entered Zilker Park. In anticipation of day one of the Austin City Limits festival, people walked to the entrance in their cutest outfits. Coog Radio had the honor of attending the lovely event. Here is a recap of all musical guests covered on October 11th. Late […]
October 4th, 2024, marked the debut of Thee Sacred Souls’ sophomore album: Got a Story to Tell. The Retro-Soul group from San Diego has continued to pioneer an emerging blend of 60’s/70’s Soul and R&B. Their previous 2022 self-titled album, Thee Sacred Souls, helped bring retro soul to mainstream audiences with tracks like “Weak for […]
Sum 41 along with Many Eyes and The Interrupters rocked 713 Music Hall Sunday Night, September 29, in what it is Sum 41’s final tour. The night was filled with good music, new and old songs, and many circle pits. Many Eyes Many Eyes is a new metal band formed in 2022. Their first album […]
Day three of ACL Weekend one was a blast! With some of today’s largest artists performing, along with lots of fun up-and-coming artists, the Austin City Limits Festival showed that they really know how to go out with a bang! West 22nd West 22nd, a vibrant band formed by University of Texas students, brought a […]
This playlist is a continuation of another compilation I made of my favorite songs from the Houston-based bands that keep the local scene alive and interesting. There are so many great bands in this city, just writing about ten wasn’t enough! I’ve been lucky enough to see a lot of these bands live and even […]
Linkin Park is releasing a new album this year after a 5 year hiatus. The band hasn’t released a new album since the death of their lead singer Chester Bennington back in 2017. After the death of Chester Bennington in 2017, it was safe to assume that was the end of Linkin Park and their […]
Releasing her first solo music video in late 2011 for her song “Can’t Say No,” Tinashe has been developing her sound and style for more than a decade. Earlier this year in April, the singer dropped “Nasty,” going viral on several social media and started the “match my freak” trend which went on for a […]
With the ever-changing world of music, currently, women are at the forefront of innovation and creativity. Many take on the role of making genre-bending, introspective music while challenging societal norms that have persisted for ages. These talented women can make music that resonates with people on a personal level while also empowering the listener. They […]
