Chance the Rapper at 713 Music Hall, Houston
Saturday at 713. Stix on drums, Peter Cottontale on keys. Blessings turned the room into a choir.
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Saturday at 713. Stix on drums, Peter Cottontale on keys. Blessings turned the room into a choir.
Read more >>Quentin Moore and Jo La Fo opened. Then the flag fit, the jeweled cup, and Because I Got High. Echo Lounge got the bit.
Third and last Texas date on Everything Is A Lot. South Side Ballroom was packed. Same tour as Stubb’s, different building.
A new album, a first co-headline, and a Stubb’s crowd that knew every word.
Boiling Point Tour. Young Juve mid-set. Then Ha, Slow Motion, and Back That Azz Up. San Antonio did not come for a museum.
Dylan Sinclair opened. Then Claudio held Echo Lounge with stillness and a voice that does not need a light show.
There is a specific kind of volleyball that only happens in a fifth set. The score resets, the crowd gets louder than it’s been all night, and every single point feels like it costs something. LOVB Austin found that version of themselves on Friday and it was worth the three sets it took to get there. Austin took down LOVB Madison 25–19, 14–25, 23–25, 25–20, 15–13 in a match that had no business being that tense and was better for it. The win moves them to 6–5 on the season. Madison came out swinging in sets two and three and
Already Legend Tour in Dallas. YK Neice and OMB Peezy on the stage. The room knew the words before he opened his mouth.
LOVB Austin is building a reputation for themselves in fifth sets and Wednesday night at Cedar Park was more of the same. Atlanta pushed them to the limit across five sets and Austin came out on top anyway, 25–22, 21–25, 25–14, 21–25, 15–13, moving to 5–3 on the season. It wasn’t clean. Sets two and four belonged to Atlanta entirely and there were stretches where Austin looked like they were still working something out. Head coach Eric Sullivan said as much after the match. “We still have some stuff we have to smooth out and figure out,” he said, “but
The home squad proved they can dig deep when it counts If you showed up to H-E-B Center on Wednesday night expecting a clean sweep, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to how professional volleyball works. LOVB Austin’s season opener against Nebraska was messy, intense, and exactly the kind of back-and-forth battle that makes this sport worth watching. Austin took it in five (22–25, 25–20, 22–25, 25–22, 15–9) but not before Nebraska reminded everyone why they’re not to be taken lightly. The Give and Take Nebraska came out swinging and took the first set off a series of long rallies
Day after Christmas at Freeman Coliseum. Dee Baby, Boston Richey, OMB Peezy, then Lucci. San Antonio packed the bill.
Nothing But Us Tour at Echo Lounge. Close enough that the hits felt like they were in the room with you.
Dear Beloved Tour at the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. Free Nationals and Sasha Keable on the bill.