Coog Radio Updates
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On April 26th, 2024, Texans packed the far-out lounge to enjoy a day of indie psychedelic bands. Coog Radio had the opportunity to attend the festival on a sunny Friday and found a love for a wide range of bands. Here is the list of the groups we saw. No Vacation After a long drive […]
Austin based band, Sarah and The Sundays returned to Houston, Texas for a show at Warehouse Live Midtown on April 19, 2024. This was their second to last stop on their headline Like a Damn Tour. Sarah and The Sundays consists of members Liam Yorgensen, Declan Chill, Brendan Whyburn, Quinn Lane, and Miles Reynolds. They […]
Maggie Rogers has been making music in the public eye for over a decade now. Having gone viral in 2016 at an NYU showcase, in which she left producer Pharrell speechless with a demo of her song ‘Alaska,’ Rogers is no stranger to the music industry. Rogers’ third album Don’t Forget Me, introduces us to […]
TikTok has been a platform for the uprising of so many new bands and artists. One of these artists is named Malcolm Todd, an alternative R&B singer who has been taking over the genre by storm. With a sound that appeals to fans of Tyler, the Creator, Steve Lacy and Dominic Fike, he has had […]
Taylor Swift has done it again! The Tortured Poet’s Department was released on April 19, 2024 and has climbed the charts to bring the artist 2.6 million album sales and her fourteenth number one album. The album starts off strong with Swift’s song “Fortnight” featuring Post Malone. The song is about a relationship that did […]
Dylan Gossett, a rising star in country and Americana, performed a sold-out show at the House of Blues on April 16, 2024, as part of his No Better Time Tour. The night began with the soulful melodies of James Tucker, a North Carolina-native indie country singer-songwriter. Tucker, with his mellow yet captivating performance, set the perfect tone […]
On March 1, 2024, Faye Webster released her fifth studio album, Underdressed at the Symphony, a genre-blending piece consisting of ten tracks. The album creates a dreamy, philosophical place, where Webster asks questions and confesses truths. Since June 2023, the singer-songwriter has been releasing the occasional single, teasing an upcoming era. Finally, earlier this year, […]
A Brief Look on Jazz History Jazz, a uniquely American genre, emerged in the early 19th and 20th centuries in New Orleans, Louisiana. The 1920s marked its peak, introducing big band jazz, smooth vocalists, and experimental musical aspects. This distinct blend of elements makes Jazz a musicality like no other. To pay tribute to its […]
Now that spring has arrived, I wanted to share what songs I have been listening to on repeat! This playlist consists of some oldies but goodies!
Embrace the fiery spirit of Aries season with a playlist that inspires confidence, passion, and defiance. As the sign of the ram and the first sign of the zodiac, Aries embody headstrongness. Whether you’re an Aries yourself or simply looking to infuse some fire-sign intensity into your life, this playlist will help you channel Aries […]
It’s back and it’s better than ever. From April 26 to April 28, 2024, Austin Psych Fest is taking over the Far Out Lounge in Austin, and we could not be more excited. With the festival only a few weeks away, we want to help you get prepared. Here are some things to know to […]
South African star Tyla recently released her self-titled debut album TYLA, March 22, 2024, containing her hit songs “Water” and “Truth or Dare”. One could argue that Tyla has been repopularizing afro-beats and amapiano, especially considering the newly added Grammy category, “Best African Music Performance”, which Tyla was awarded with just this past February. The […]
On Friday, March 29th, Indigo de Souza and opener Humbird played the White Oak Stage with a relaxing show. As the sun set on that cloudy spring evening, the atmosphere at the venue was electric with anticipation. Indie fans, eager for the show to begin, filled the space. The three merch tables added to the […]
On Saturday, March 30th, 2024, Amaarae took the stage at White Oak Music Hall for her Fountain Baby tour, and fans eagerly anticipated her performance.
Waterparks performed to a sold out crowd in their hometown at the House of Blues Houston on Saturday, March 30, 2024. Pollyanna and Loveless opened for the Houston natives. Pollyanna’s lead singer, Jill Beckett, engaged the crowd and had an incredible stage presence. They played a few of their songs including “Relationship Anxiety” and “SLUT.” […]
How does a band with only one album from twenty three years ago still have 500,000 monthly listeners on Spotify? This is the case for the band “The Moldy Peaches.” A leader in the “anti-folk” genre and a hit of the 2000s New York music scene, The Moldy Peaches disappeared after just one fully produced […]
After a decade away from the stage, the legendary Don Omar, also known as the King of Kings, graced the stage of the Smart Financial Centre on March 24, 2024. He delivered a two-hour performance as part of his Back to Reggaetón tour, in which he paid tribute to his twenty-five-year career. Don Omar kicked […]
It is no secret that sometimes we feel like we do not belong, and we need an escape from reality. This is no exception for the LGBT community, and this escape can sometimes come in the form of a woman hitting insane notes while singing the most relatable and healing lyrics. For the longest time, […]
On Thursday, March 21st, 2024, Juanes thrilled a massive crowd of fans with his Vida Cotidiana tour performance at 713 Music Hall.
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, let’s highlight some women that have been making waves in the music industry lately. Tanner Adell Tanner Adell is a country singer/songwriter. She first hit the music scene in 2021 releasing several songs and EPs. Her latest album Buckle Bunny combines that classic country sound in songs […]
