New York City was the 16th stop on Public Image LTD’s “This is not the Last Tour” tour, and if the name didn’t already give it away, the group is still at their very best and putting on one hell of a show. Playing a sold out show at Webster Hall, Public Image LTD (or PiL) was ready to show New York how to have a good time. 

Ahead of the U.S. Senate election, White Oak Music Hall has partnered with local bands to raise awareness of James Talarico and his campaign, with the goal of encouraging younger voters to register and participate in the electoral process. Local Houston artists such as Ashera, Differentchris, Zephyr Island, and DJ Fredster join the lineup for Talarico’s fundraising event.

Since forming in 2011, The Milk Carton Kids have released six albums, received four grammy nominations, founded the Los Angeles Folk Festival, and even started the Sad Songs Summer Camp music-based retreat. The folk duo performed at the legendary Webster Hall in New York City.

On September 27th 2026, Mustard Service stopped at White Oak Music Hall in Houston Texas for the last stop of their tour for the recently released album, Paradise.

Indie-rock band Friko has experienced a rapid rise since forming in Chicago in 2019. The young band combines heartfelt lyricism with high-energy performances, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate and explosive.

Denver partied with May Be Fern on September 11th at Cervantes Other Side for the kick-off show on their Three of Swords tour. Made up of Madi Spillman, Hannah May, Kate Fern, and accompanied by drummer Ian Spillman, May Be Fern is bringing rock back to Denver in a major way.

Sarah and the Sundays’ Unforgettable Show at Antone’s Nightclub. f you’ve ever wondered what would happen if two Austin legends came together to play an intimate show at one of Austin’s greatest venues, then this is your answer - unparalleled energy and a night you’ll never forget.

On September 4th, techno icons Underworld brought their Crazy, Crazy experience to Queens at Knockdown Center. The electronic duo, made up of vocalist Karl Hyde and keyboardist Rick Smith, are most known for club classic “Born Slippy (Nuxx),”.

Feeble Little Horse made their way down south to Houston, Texas to perform songs off their new album, “bitknot” as well as other hits from their discography at White Oak Music Hall on July 21, 2026.

Buck Meek and his band performed a homecoming show in Houston at Meow Wolf on July 21st, 2026. Article and show photographs by Addison Lawrence.

David Reyna is redefining the sound of the Texas underground from his journey as a member of multiple local rock bands to his solo signature fusion of introspective bedroom pop and soulful R&B. Reyna isn’t just making music, he’s building a large community with his debut EP, “OVERTHOUGHTS”, and as a co-founder of Houston’s newest DIY music festival, MAX-STAR FEST.

Oh, Hooray an alternative folk and art pop band based in Houston, Texas held their special one night release show for their new record, “THE CITY HAS TEETH, I THINK I SAW THEM ONCE” at Lambert Hall on April 25th, 2026. Along the lineup in support of the show was A Million Ways…, Juvenoia, and Ancient Cat Society.

Just like a spear aiming directly at its target, Los Angeles alternative and indie rock band, The Props released their debut EP, “Arrow”.

Meldrop an indie pop band from Tacoma, Washington performed at White Oak Music Hall in Houston, Texas on April 1st, 2026.

Houston’s local DIY, “Beauty In Our Tragedies” Festival showcases upcoming rising artists at Axelrad on March 21, 2026.