Coog Radio Updates
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Two reporters for Coog Radio attended the 2019 Houston World Series of Dog Shows and are sharing their take on the event, starting with: Peter Hatchell: We don’t deserve dogs. While perhaps patience is not the attribute for which they are best known, they are capable of nearly herculean feats of patience. This became clear […]
By the end of the night, every single inch of the Cynthia Woods Mitchel Pavilion stage had been pranced, jumped, and stomped upon by the evening’s terrific performances. The jam-packed Night Running tour hit Houston with a lineup of 4 generation-spanning acts tallying up 77 years of career music-making: from the powerful anthemic songs of […]
When Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express took to the Alley’s Hubbard Theatre, it showcased a magnificent two-tiered stage that placed the lodging and dining areas of the tumultuous train above a dynamic and imaginative space – bringing the audience to the heart of the Orient Express. Refusing to cramp the audience into two […]
White Feminism, The Mammy Archetype, Black Panther: Tune into the very first episode of “Black Has Entered The Chat” with Gerri to hear her hot takes on these topics and more!
Hosted by Morgan Lindsay; Special guest Davis Mendoza Darusman
We join Suzi Wu, recently signed to Def Jam Records, riding the release of her 2019 EP Error404 on a clear cool Tuesday afternoon in London where she has just returned from a mini US tour of both coasts. Suzi begins our chat discussing the heat of D.C. and humidity of New York that has you […]
Freaky Deaky, the festival formerly known as Something Wicked, is throwing another Halloween rave party this fall in Houston. With a brand new bigger venue, a new fourth stage, and a stacked lineup of artists across electronic music, the hype is real for this year’s festival being better than ever before. Freaky Deaky is around […]
Narrated by Peter Hatchell; Written by Ian Everett
Austin City Limits is back with another year of fantastic, diverse music and unique talent with something for everyone! With a fresh lineup including Billie Eilish, Tame Impala, Childish Gambino, Kacey Musgraves, and many more, you won’t want to miss this year’s festivities. Deep in the heart of Texas, ACL is the biggest music festival […]
On June 27th, Houstonians came from all over the city to celebrate the legacy of Robert Earl Davis, Jr., AKA DJ Screw at Screwfest. People came to honor the artistry, creativity, and ingenuity that our beloved DJ Screw left behind. Although it may not be obvious to untrained ears, DJ Screw’s unique style has influenced […]
Heize will be making a stop in Houston next week! Here’s everything you need to know about the artist before copping tickets.
Since The Walt Disney Company was founded in 1923, the mega-media conglomerate has mastered the art of telling stories that not only entertain children with its other-worldly wonder, but also enthralling grown-adults with under the table humor and glamorous spectacles leaving audiences of all ages truly believing in magic, if even for a second – […]
Hosted by Davis Mendoza Darusman, Coog Radio interviews Kaena Kekoa, who stars as Princess Jasmine in the national Broadway tour of Disney’s Aladdin!
The leap John Lydon took from the raw angst that fueled the Sex Pistols to the experimental (but refined) Public Image Ltd. helped revolutionize the idea that punk could remain edgy while simultaneously pushing musical boundaries. That is what post-punk was all about: taking the ethos of punk through unknown musical territory. Punk was born […]
Narrated by Davis Mendoza Darusman By the end of Theatre Under The Stars’ spectacular production of Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, you’ll find it easy to believe that the cast have 894 combined years of dance experience under their belt! If you’re a fan of Broadway classics such as West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof, […]
Article Narrated by Davis Mendoza Darusman If you’re a fan of lukewarm and mildly-seasoned seafood, but want to wait nearly an hour to even get your hands on it, boy do I know the event for you. Houston’s Cajun AF Festival was held at Capital Bar on Saturday, May 25, promising several all-you-can-eat selections of seafood […]
The highly influential riot grrrl provocateurs Bikini Kill return from a two-decade hiatus — but unfortunately, won’t be back for too long. Bikini Kill announced their reunion tour earlier this year, consisting of just a handful of shows in LA and NYC. A few additional shows were added in both locations, as well as two […]
Columnist Leslie Campos and our new Station Director Davis Mendoza Darusman were each able to catch a showing of the Alley Theatre‘s production of Constellations, which will be running until June 2nd. Below are both of their reviews of the venue and production, along with a little peek-behind-the scenes, courtesy of the Alley in Context post-talk […]
The closest I’ve ever been to an opera was in the 5th grade. My teacher at the time, Ms. Sqaure, took us the watch the Houston Symphony; I think it was an outreach program because kids from other schools were at the Symphony as well. This was the beginning of my love for the classical […]
Featured in Billie Eilish‘s In My Room playlist on Apple music, rapper $NOT is on the rise and the music industry is taking notice. The first track to gain traction was his song “Gosha” with 2.5 million views on YouTube, but he really acquired a fan base on SoundCloud, where he has 6.4 million plays. […]
