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This music-filled Saturday kicked off with an impressive performance from local Houston guitarist and singer-songwriter Jacob Hutto at the House of J in East Downtown. Hutto was almost a last-second addition to the Astralace and Oh, Hooray lineup presented on the ticket. Still, Jacob Hutto was an impressive musician. I was particularly impressed with Hutto’s […]
On October 14, singer-songwriter SZA announced a set of shows that will happen throughout November. She described the shows as “not being a tour,” but rather “intimate performances” she would play in a few cities. One of her stops was in Houston at Warehouse Live and I immediately got tickets, which was such a good […]
Your favorite bedroom-alt-rock artist is coming to Houston. If you haven’t heard of her specifically, you might know Beabadoobee by one of her popular songs, such as “Coffee” or “The Moon Song“. Her distinctive soft vocals paired with delicate, melodic instrumentals make for a really unique listening experience. “Coffee”, released in 2017, was actually Beabadoobee’s first […]
The dog-days of summer are upon us here in Houston. The night arrives sooner and the breeze feels cooler. It’s Friday the 13th, yet Downtown has a calm demeanor about it. The iconic neon blue sign of House of Blues shines brightly in the setting summer sky and onto the surrounding street. Tonight, I’m seeing […]
Oh Houston, What a Beautiful Place to Drown. Great people, great bayous and, most importantly, a great place for Silverstein to stop on their aptly named tour. Hailing from Burlington, Ontario, the post-hardcore veterans have gained a steady and solid fanbase over the years. After leaving the smaller Victory Records in 2010, they hopped […]
Los reyes de la bachata flaunt their throne for a Houston crowd on Sunday night. That’s right, the boys are back for round 2. Are you ready? The evening began early for many. Although all seating was assigned, many arrived before doors opened. A good 90% arrived dressed to the nines, especially the […]
So how was your summer? Olivia O’Brien is ready to tell you all about hers on March 4th at Warehouse Live. The 20-year-old California starlette has a lot to say, and urgently. Rather than waiting to flesh out a whole album, she released It Was a Sad Fucking Summer in November of 2019. Eager […]
“Woah!” “Oh man-” “OW” “Yeah,” a small latina in a black and white striped tee turns to her friend, still blinking after the sudden flash. “The band is really excited about their lights this tour.” Grayscale had truly outdone themselves in terms of production, the towering stage lights out of […]
Zack Villere is redefining what being a DIY artist is in 2020. The 24 year-old LA-based artist is putting out music unlike anyone else right now… and he’s doing it on his terms. He writes his own music, directs his music videos with his friends, creates the artwork for his albums and singles, and is […]
Put on your black parade jacket and water-proof eyeliner, because My Chemical Romance is coming to the Toyota Center on September 29th! Seven years after calling it quits, the rock giants reunited to the delight of fans all over the world. The band is no stranger to false alarms. Even at the time of […]
Madeon is a producer and DJ from France who at the age of 25, has conquered the music world in ways few artists ever do. Working across genres and with a wide range of artists, Madeon’s work touches far beyond the realm of electronic music. He has produced for Lady Gaga, Coldplay, Ellie Goulding, Passion […]
The Classic Man is back and ready to take over Houston in style. With the release of his 85 to Africa in late August, Jidenna Theodore Mobisson, commonly known as Jidenna, wasted no time in hitting the road. After graduating from Stanford University, Jidenna began working on his music career. He finally made his debut […]
The eccentric duo, Sofi Tukker, brought the jungle house party to White Oak Music Hall on Thursday as they stopped in Houston on their RIP Shame world Tour. The duo is multi-talented — playing instruments, singing, as well as doing their own production/DJing. Combined with their fierce and unique style which screams retro yet modern […]
Steve Lacy, Compton born singer-songwriter, got his start as the guitarist for Grammy Nominated group, The Internet. Having learned how to produce and make beats on just his iPhone, he made his official debut with 8 individual tracks on The Internet’s Ego Death. After getting his bearings, Lacey bagan to foray into the music world by […]
Tired of the same Workout Playlist? Do you just want to focus on your workout and not have to keep fumbling around with your phone? Say no more, We got you fam! Check out DJ Krooks’ latest workout mix that has a lil bit of everything to keep you motivated through your workout. Ranging from […]
Ladies and gentlemen, Tame Impala is finally making their triumphant return to Houston after a seven year absence. Kevin Parker and the band are known for their colorful and vibrant performances. This is definitely a show you don’t want to miss, as these chances come rare nowadays. If you’re not familiar with who Tame Impala […]
Earlier this morning, Coog Radio had the opportunity to interview GothBoiClique’s Cold Hart, Fish Narc, and Yawns as well as Lil Zubin and Fantasy Camp ahead of their performance in Houston’s Warehouse Live this evening, August 21st. Check out our interview as we discuss GBC’s huge following, the revival of “Emo Nights,” Billie Eilish’s success, […]
Nothing like circling the parking lots and speed-walking to your first day of classes as a welcome back to good ol’ U of H. It’s inevitable…you’re going to spend some time searching for parking at UH this week and well..all semester. We’ve got you covered though — the Coog Radio Board members have put together […]
Tyler The Creator has been on a hot streak this year so far after dropping his follow up to Flower Boy, IGOR, which happened to land Tyler his first #1 album — which is crazy to think after all the amazing albums he has under his belt like Wolf and Cherry Bomb. Nonetheless, he arguably dropped one of the […]