Paquita started her career in Mexico City in the early 70's. She performed at a local restaurant in Colonia Guerrero, where fans returned every week to listen to her music. It is there where she gained her stage name.
This weekend the Latina star is in Southwest Houston at The Arena Theatre.
Paquita big break came in 1986, where she performed in a Televisa show that exposed her to a bigger audience and led to a recording contract with CBS Records. Her songs usually take a stance against Mexico's sexist male culture. This has made her popular among female audiences. She is known for her often confrontational presence; her signature phrase, with which she often teases male spectators in her shows, is "¿Me estás oyendo, inútil?" ("Are you listening to me, you good-for-nothing?").
The comedian, who pulls inspiration from his family, specifically his son, sells-out arenas and theaters across the world. This weekend Koy is in Sugarland at The Smart Financial Center.
Jo Koy credits his mother for his comedic and acting talents. He frequently tells stories about her in his comedy shows. She encouraged him to participate in school talent shows and to hold impromptu performances for his family and friends. This led to performances at a Las Vegas 
coffee house and inspired a move to Los Angeles.
Koy's comedy specias include, "Jo Koy: Don't Make Him Angry", (2009) Koy details life with his Filipino mom, the advantages of dancing like Michael Jackson and the strangeness of touring the South as an Asian American and "Jo Koy: Lights Out "(2012), Koy imitates three generations of his family, reveals why sleep is a near-death experience and explains why all parents should have pulled out.
In 2017, Koy broke a record for the most tickets sold by a single artist at 23,000 tickets and 11 sold-out shows at The Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall in Honolulu. In response, the mayor’s office in Honolulu proclaimed November 24th as “Jo Koy Day.” The comedian continued his record breaking streak by being the only comedian to sell out 6 shows at The Warfield in San Francisco. He then broke the attendance record at Club Regent Event Centre in Winnipeg with 4 sold-out shows. In 2019, Koy sold-out 5 shows at the San Diego Civic Theatre, the most consecutive sold-out shows for a comedian. He recently became the only comedian to sell 17,000+ tickets, over 30 shows (in one year) at the Brea Improv.
PaulCauthen first earned his reputation as a fire-breathing truth-teller with the acclaimed roots rock band Sons of Fathers, but it wasn’t until the 2016 release of his solo debut, My Gospel, that he truly tapped into the full depth of his prodigious talents.
Vice Noisey dubbed it “a somber reminder of how lucky we are to be alive,” while Texas Monthly raved that Cauthen “sound[s] like the Highwaymen all rolled into one: he’s got Willie’s phrasing, Johnny’s haggard quiver, Kristofferson’s knack for storytelling, and Waylon’s baritone.” The album landed on a slew of Best Of lists at the year’s end and earned festival appearances from 
Austin City Limits and Pickathon to Stagecoach and Tumbleweed along with dates opening for Elle King, Margo Price, Midland, Cody Jinks, Social Distortion and more. He followed it up two years later with Have Mercy, an album that prompted Rolling Stone to dub him “one of the most fascinating, and eccentric, new voices in country music” and NPR’s Ann Powers to proclaim 2019 as “the year of Paul Cauthen.”
College Football
Houston Cougars vs. Memphis
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Friday November 19, 2021 8:00 PM
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[From: Yahoo.com] To mark the 10-year anniversary of The Golden Age of Apocalypse, Thundercat announced he will release a deluxe vinyl edition of his debut.
Thundercat’s label, Brainfeeder, said that the new vinyl will include two bonus tracks, “$200 TB” and “Daylight (Reprise).” The physical vinyl is a translucent red LP, within a gold sleeve, and with 
a large Thundercat logo hologram sticker and gold rainbow holofoil detail. This edition will be out later this month in time for the Black Friday edition of Record Store Day.
The bassist extraordinaire is currently on the road and next spring, he will embark on a European tour before supporting the Red Hot Chili Peppers on their summer stadium tour.
But there has always been far more to Moreland than sad songs. Today, his earthbound poetry remains potent, but in addition to his world-weary candor, 
Moreland’s music smolders with gentle wisdom, flashes of wit and joy, and compassion. And once again, as we listen, we feel better.
“I can’t dress myself up and be some folk singer character that I’m not really,” Moreland says. “I figured, I can’t dress up these songs and try to sell them that way. All I can do is be me.”
Rüfüs Du Sol, styled as RÜFÜS DU SOL formerly known as simply RÜFÜS from 2010 to 2018 make their way to LiveNation's new venue 713 Music Hall this weekend.
The alternative dance group hails from Sydney, Australia. 
The group includes, Tyrone Lindqvist, Jon George and James Hunt.
As their international exposure increased, they ran into some complications with the use of their name in the American market, forcing them to change their name to Rüfüs Du Sol in the United States (they would later consolidate both names in 2018).
The three began about eleven years ago when a rain-soaked vacation to Byron Bay turned into an impromptu jam session.
The trio quickly released two EPs, 2011's RÜFÜS and 2012's Blue. In 2013, they delivered their debut full-length, Atlas, on Sony. The album topped the Australian charts and was quickly followed by the Desert Night EP.
