Warehouse Live
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In the past four months, the California-based music collective, Brockhampton, has taken the internet by storm. Their debut studio albums Saturation and Saturation II (released early June and late August respectively) were met with widespread critical acclaim. Their sound is an amalgamation of the early 2000s R&B, indie rock, and Odd Future-inspired alternative hip hop. […]
Last Thursday Princess Nokia, up and coming rapper from New York City, visited Warehouse Live as part of the Women’s Unity Houston art showcase. The showcase included booths for local artists, selling jewelry, candles, art prints, and more, as well as various local female artists performing live prior to Princess Nokia’s performance. The show was […]
Timothy Russell, also known by his stage name Guilla, pays homage to the diversity of Houston. Guilla’s influences range anywhere from Björk to System of a Down which is easily seen in the variety of his music and it’s uniqueness. Coming from a mother who was an opera singer from England and a father who […]
Rhye, Milosh and Robin Hannibal’s very sensual R&B project, performed for the first time at Houston’s Warehouse Live last Thursday – three years after their first album debut, Woman.
Awarded as Houston’s “Best Musical Venue” in 2008, Warehouse Live has hosted many well known artists such as Adele, Panic! at the Disco, Drake, and now DVSN. Known as the mysterious voice hiding behind a neon purple division sign, Daniel Daley, aka DVSN brings back soulful R&B full of beautiful falsettos and sexual innuendos in his […]
AlunaGeorge made their Houston debut on a Thursday night at Warehouse Live’s Studio and despite the gloomy weather, they brought on a night overflowed with sensuality and glitzy pop numbers that surely kept the full house dancing until they couldn’t any longer.
Unlike the lull of Houston traffic this past Tuesday night, Vince Staples and Rocky Black turned the intimate setting of The Studio at Warehouse Live upside down.
It is safe to say that the Flatbush Zombies made a comeback this year. In 2013, the trio dominated the scene before drifting into the shadows. Their 2-year hiatus left fans wondering when the group would return. Now that the New York rappers have resurfaced, it only makes sense that fans lined up for their […]
Last Thursday night Young Thug dropped Slime Season 3 giving the hip hop community yet another Thugger album. At 8 tracks, this is the shortest project that Thugger has given his fans, but luckily it is much easier to digest after the first few listens. http://gty.im/478838649
With two lines wrapped around the venue an hour before show time, it was clear that Big K.R.I.T. was going to give our fair city a night it wouldn’t soon forget.
Tori Kelly is no stranger to Houston … and with a line of fans wrapped around the building and down the street, saying she was missed is an understatement.
Arriving at Warehouse Live, my anticipation and excitement was at an all-time high. I didn’t know what to expect that night from the Chicago rapper. Thoughts filled my mind varying from “What songs will he play?” to “I wonder if he’s really 6’5?” and even “What am I going to eat after this?” As I […]
The line for the venue hung around the corner filling the street with shaggy teenagers decked out in colorful gear and adults plainly dressed both contributing to a very diverse crowd. Remy Banks killed his set getting the crowd going. Before Earl came on the DJ was warming us up with some beats, “Alright” by […]
Florida native rapper Denzel Curry made a mark on Houston’s fan base during his concert on Monday night at Warehouse Live. With the release of his album 32 Zel / Planet Shrooms, Curry showed Houston a great time with opening acts CurtisJames and King Judah.
Electronic/R&B singer L.O.E. will be headlining her very own concert at Warehouse Live! And the best part of it all? The concert is FREE! That’s pretty generous of L.O.E. considering her powerhouse voice and stage presence. Not to mention, the concert is on 4/20’s eve, so triple cool points L.O.E! The artist is the […]
2015 must be a magic year for hip hop releases… and long album titles. Drake’s surprise mixtape “If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late,” Earl’s album “I Don’t Like Sh*t, I Don’t Go Outside,” and Kendrick Lamar’s “To Pimp A Butterfly” have all been released this year and now Tyler The Creator has finally announced a […]
“Last time I was in Houston, there were about 500 of you… now there’s about 1700.” These words, spoken by Logic in the middle of his set, display a man finally making a name for himself in the city of Houston. I have always been a fan of Logic, but this concert served as a […]
Shout out to Score More Shows for allowing Jeff Gower and I to attend the very first official tour for Mick Jenkins and Kirk Knight. Show them some love for always hooking Coog Radio up by following them on Twitter! The show started out with local acts such as Lyric Michelle and Reginald Gohnson. Lyric did […]
Warning: Due to technical difficulties, many of the content shown is produced by Instagram posts. Also, mature language and content. Advance at your own risk. First off, I’d like to give an enormous shout out to GEODIGITAL who helped CoogRadio acquire tickets to this concert. We couldn’t have covered this concert, much less blog about […]
Known for his hype flows in “Lifestyle” and being a part of Rich Gang, Young Thug is finally getting around to giving Houston some love this December! “Jeffrey Williams,” otherwise known by his persona “Young Thug,” first caught Gucci Mane’s attention with his first three installments of his mixtape I Came From Nothing which led […]
