Coog Radio Updates
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So today as some of you may be aware the blind pre sale tickets for Free Press Summer Fest 2016 dropped at 10am. I anxiously waited refreshing the page, as one would, every second prior. Much to my disappointment the tickets were $109.50 with a $17 “fee”. Now I am not too shaken by this […]
http://gty.im/510517650 The 58th annual Grammy Awards ceremony took place Monday night in Los Angeles. Music’s biggest night featured appearances and performances from some of music’s biggest names—Lionel Richie, Carrie Underwood, Pitbull and Adele, to name a few.
“Bars are worth more than money because it’s something the people can use everyday to feel inspired.” – Kanye West
Sometimes after waiting through two openers who were not on the bill you’re somewhat prejudiced towards the third opener, who was also not on the bill. This almost happened to me when Hydra Melody came on stage last Wednesday night, opening for Tilian at The White Swan Live. I rolled my eyes as their full […]
I know I say this about a lot of artists, but John Keek has a voice that will blow your mind away and will probably become your new favorite artist. He definitely became mine.
I generally am a rock oriented person, but I love, have and always will love, Rihanna. Her latest album, ANTI, which dropped the last Friday of January, is just resonating proof that she is my girl.
Houston-area progressive rock band Vox Vocis is enjoying the fruits of their labor.
Louisville native Bryson Tiller paid a visit to the birthplace of chopped and screwed music Sunday night at House of Blues.
While Vampire Weekend hasn’t released any new music, Baio, otherwise known as Chris Baio from Vampire Weekend, released his debut solo album in September via Glassnote. Now, Baio has shared his music video for his title track, “The Names.”
Are y’all ready to get in{formation}?
Well, if you read the previous post about Deftones and how rumors were circling of the name of the album being Gore, you’ll know I thought it was a ruse. What led me to believe this was that lead singer Chino Moreno made those awful graphics and tweeted them.
Meet Claire Rachel Wilkinson, better known as Clairity, from Clarksville, TN. Not only has she been writing her own songs since she was 13, but she also taught herself how to play keyboard just from watching YouTube videos. The adorable 18 year old with choppy black hair and retro, pixelated glasses has a voice you might […]
I never knew it would come to this. We all have that one musician or band that we are super dedicated to. You stumbled across them and immediately felt a connection to their music. You spend days binge-listening to their songs in your room, on the way to class and everywhere else. You tell all […]
On a humid Monday night, Bay Area native Gerald Gillum (better known as G-Eazy) stepped on stage with high energy and enthusiasm to show Houston a good time, all thanks to Scoremore Shows.
If you missed Sunday’s Le$ concert, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a complete review of the show. Houston hosted the closing night of the H-Town underground star’s Steak X Shrimp Tour, which saw a lot of hazy clouds, up and coming artists, and some surprising faces.
Hypnotizing with her mojo hair, Grace Potter brought cosmic vibes to Houston’s House of Blues.
Houston punk act Giant Kitty just released the video for their song “Don’t Stop That Bus,” their ode to America’s favorite surfer-accented actor who knows kung-fu. If you’ve never heard these ladies (+ gentleman), you’re in for a treat. They were nominated for Best Punk Act by Houston Press in 2015, and 2016 is shaping […]
For hip-hop, rap, and r&b lovers everywhere, this week was an amazing week for music. From a new Rihanna and Drake song, to J. Cole’s album, to twitter beef, it felt like everyday there was something new to marvel at. Let’s recap, shall we?
Do you like UGK? Curren$y? How about Jazz? Initially these three things look to be on complete different sides of the musical spectrum, but a listen through New Orleans born, Houston raised Le$’s numerous releases will make the three seem as though they’ve always been synonymous. This fusion of styles is what audiences should expect […]
