This weekend at Minute Maid Park it will be a metal throw back to the 80's with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, Poison and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.
It's Live Nation's producers with ihearth Media steam rolling radio and podcast promotions. This event is hosted by rock station 94.5 THE BUZZ.
Everyone can expect an ear numbing concert throw back to the 70,s and 80's.
This is what we need as a worldwide pandemic seems to be easing. Enjoy your weekend everybody at Minute Maid Park.
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(From Texas Music Pickers.com) June 16, 2017 - Austin Meade first caught our attention with his 2014 full-length album “Chief of the Sinners”. Immediately we took notice of Meade’s strong 
personal relationships and rich characters throughout his music. The Austin, TX native has created a lot of buzz over the last year, and is looking to keep the momentum going with his new 5 track EP “Heartbreak Coming”. The EP is a little departure from the warm family relationships we saw in previous record. While the characters still remain rich and the stories still personal, Meade takes us down the path of heartbreak and moving on.
(From All Music.com-Timothy Monger) A sleek and ambitious indie electronic pop trio based in Los Angeles, Moontower quickly earned a devoted regional following thanks to a series of quirky tracks and videos chronicling the fictional character of William Hollywood, whom they immortalized on their 2019 release Season 1: The Ballad of William 
Hollywood.
Jake Culver, DJ/producer Tom Carpenter, and trained flutist Devan Welsh all met while attending the University of Southern California's Thornton School of Music. The trio had already been working on various projects together when they attended a show by French pop band Lemaitre, and they vowed to devote themselves to making their own form of creative indie dance music. Read more @All Music.com (Click Here)
Phangs
(From All Music.com-Paul Simpson) A solo venture of Nashville-based musician Jake Germany, Phangs writes delicate, dreamy pop songs about love and loneliness, as heard on releases like 2017's Get in My 
Arms.
Based in Nashville, Germany led Southern rockers Cardboard Kids while in college, then joined alternative CCM band Relient K, appearing on their 2016 album Air for Free. The same year, Germany debuted his solo project, Phangs, with the single "Cul de Sac." This led to the 2017 release of Phangs' first EP, Get in My Arms, which included the single "Always Been U" (featuring R.LUM.R). Read more @All Music.com (Click Here)
Return to the days of synthesizers, cotton-candy hair, and skinny ties with Lost 80’s Live, this weekend at Arena Theatre in southwest Houston.
This Reagan-era tour features some of the most iconic acts from the decade that shaped a generation. 
Lost 80’s Live 2020 will feature A Flock of Seagulls (“I Ran So Far Away”, “ Space Age Love Song”), Wang Chung, The English Beat, Missing Persons, Stacey Q, Animotion (“Obsession”, “Room To Move”), Dramarama, Musical Youth, and Josie Cotton.
Since first coming together in 1991, the Grammy nominated band, have consistently elevated themselves and alternative music to new creative heights. The California band’s sales have eclipse 23 million albums worldwide to date with 
multiplatinum and platinum certifications from around the globe. Consistently topping the Billboard charts, the band has had five consecutive Top 5 debuts.
WORLD CLASS PLAYERS
Marshall Charloff’s band, Purple Xperience, hosts a number of world-class players, including: Tracey Blake on Lead guitar (played with New Power generation, Sons of Almighty featuring members of NPG, Tracey Blake Project, Westside: inducted in 
the Midwest hall of fame), Ron Long on Bass guitar (played with Christina Aguilera, The Backstreet Boys, 98°, also recorded with John L, Larry Blackman of Cameo, and Spike Lee), Ron Caron on Drums (played with the Rembrandts, Tina and the B sides, The Melismatics). Cory Eischen on Keys (played with New Power Generation, Prince’s protégé group: Mazarati, Soul Asylum’s Dave Pirner and Dan Wilson from Semisonic).
Born in the Philippines and raised in California, JR De Guzman began performing comedy while working as a music teacher, which he quickly 
learned just meant teaching Taylor Swift songs to teenagers. He has entertained all over the world, having performed for Stand-Up Tokyo and ROR Comedy in Japan, the Jokers Ball in Indonesia, the Badaboom Comedy Series in Amsterdam, and countless other international shows.
The Road Goes On Forever…until it doesn’t. Legendary Texas songwriter and entertainer Robert Earl Keen wraps up 41 years on the road with his 2022 Final Tour, I’m Comin’ Home: 41 Years On The Road. Keen made the announcement in January, 
2022, with a personal video posted on his social media accounts. “I’ve been blessed with a lifetime of brilliant, talented, colorful, electrical, magical folks throughout my life,” Keen said. “This chorus of joy, this parade of passion, this bull rush of creativity, this colony of kindness and generosity are foremost in my thoughts today. It’s with a mysterious concoction of joy and sadness that I want to tell you that as of September 4, 2022, I will no longer tour or perform publicly.
Slightly Stoopid
"Summer Traditions Tour"
@White Oak Music Hall
Pulse Power Stage
On The White Oak Lawn
(From All Music.com-Johnny Loftus) Employing a self-described amalgam of "folk, rock, reggae and blues with hip-hop, funk, metal and punk," 
Southern California's Slightly Stoopid originated in the 1990s as a classic SoCal skatepunk crew before transitioning into cannabis-fueled purveyors of carefree, jam-centric good times with the release of 2003's Everything You Need.
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