This weekend its Snow Tha Product at LiveNation's House of Blues in GreetStreet downtown Houston.
(From All Music.com) Bilingual rapper and singer Claudia Feliciano, who goes by the name Snow tha Product, switches between hardened rhymes and bright melodic hooks with an emphasis on the former. Easily mistaken for a drug reference, 
Feliciano's performing alias was inspired instead by Disney character Snow White and the artist's desire to prevent her musical and personal lives from blurring into one another. Born in San Jose and raised in San Diego, she appeared as Claudia White on "Alguien," a 2009 single by Latin pop artist Jaime Kohen, prior to basing herself out of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. For several years she was an underground artist, though she eventually attracted some high-level guest appearances on her mixtape releases, including the likes of Tech N9ne and Ty Dolla $ign. (Read more @All Music.com click here)
Last weekend Bieber's tour was in Des Monies, Iowa at the Wells Fargo Arena. This weekend Bieber is in America's Energy City at Houston's Toyota Center.
Hannah Rodriguez of the Des Moines Register.com wrote, "The show started earlier than expected with opening acts ¿Téo?, Eddie Benjamin and Jaden — the son of Oscar and Grammy award winner Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith — taking the stage 
before Bieber's 8:30 p.m. showtime. Bieber's nearly two-hour set featured synchronized, color changing drones, pyrotechnics and laser light shows that seemingly entertained the increasingly animated crowd."
"Early in his performance Bieber donned a pink puffer jacket before going shirtless, with light pink pants to match, an oversized pearl necklace and a New York Yankees hat on backward. His face throughout the concert was partially hidden behind a pair of Balenciaga sunglasses, ditching the pair only for the performance's 18th track, "Lonely."
(From All Music.com Andy Kellman) Snoh Aalegra is a Swedish-born Iranian singer and songwriter who has termed her work "cinematic 
soul." The R&B artist established herself with the albums Feels (2017) and Ugh, Those Feels Again (2019), the latter of which featured "I Want You Around," a number one hit on Billboard's Adult R&B Songs chart. She has since issued TEMPORARY HIGHS IN THE VIOLET SKIES (2021), her highest-charting project yet.
The Uppsala-born, Los Angeles-based Aalegra received early support from producer No I.D., who added her to the ARTium Recordings family. Aalegra appeared in 2014 on Common's ARTium/Def Jam album Nobody's Smiling, then released her debut, the There Will Be Sunshine EP, through major-label Epic.
For his final concert as Houston Symphony Music Director, Andrés Orozco-Estrada leads Mahler’s monumental Symphony No. 2, Resurrection. 
Contemplating the meaning of life and the mystery of death and culminating in a blaze of transcendence that shakes the rafters and soars to the heavens above, it is, quite simply, a concert experience unmatched in all of music. More than 200 orchestra and chorus members fill the Jones Hall stage for this must-see Houston event.
Steve Fossen and Michael Derosier, bassist and drummer for the band Heart during the 1970s and early 1980s, are now touring as Heart By Heart.
“Ourmission is to perform the classic Heart music as faithfully as we can,” Fossensays. The band 
features vocalist Somar Macek, guitarist/keyboardist/vocalistLizzy Daymont and guitarist Chad Quist. Heart By Heart presents a powerful, dynamic show that includes allthe favorite Heart hits as well as deep album cuts that fans will love. Fossen and Derosier are the powerful driving engine behind Heart’sclassic hits like “Barracuda”, “Straight On”, “Crazy On You”, “Magic Man”,“Even It Up”, “Dog & Butterfly”, “Heartless”, “Kick It Out”, and more.
Houston Contemporary Dance Company will continue its third Season in an exciting evening of dance and music in INTERPLAY/OVERLAY at Hobby Center. The dance company will present 
World Premieres from New York based choreographer Ja’ Malik and HCDC Resident Choreographer Robbie Moore featuring live music by genre-bending, multi-instrumental Houston duo Say Girl Say. The evening will also include a reprisal of Intersections (with its four sections rearranged) by Joe Celej and a special guest by Contemporary West Dance Theatre from Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Hobby Center
or the Performing Arts
800 Bagby Street
Houston, TX 77002
Directions (Map)
(713) 315-2525
