Houston's Weekend Planning Guide "Weekend Fridays" Weekend Fridays May 3rd, 2024

As the night unfolds, friendships are forged on the dance floor, laughter mingles with the music, and a sense of empowerment permeates every corner of the venue. The Sorry Papi Tour All Girl Party isn't just a music event; it's a movement, a testament to the strength and resilience of women coming together to create a night of pure joy and liberation.

As the clock ticks towards midnight, the energy shows no signs of waning. The Sorry Papi Tour All Girl Party will leave its mark on Houston, leaving behind memories of empowerment, unity, and the unshakeable belief that music has the power to bring us together and lift us higher.

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Prepare for an evening of laughter, wit, and satire as the renowned New York comedian Randy Rainbow takes center stage at the Cullen Performance Hall on the campus of the University of Houston this Friday, May 3, 2024. Known for his sharp humor and clever musical parodies, Randy Rainbow has captivated audiences across the nation with his unique blend of comedy and social commentary.

Born and raised in New York City, Randy Rainbow's journey to comedic stardom has been nothing short of extraordinary. With a knack for turning political turmoil into comedic gold, he has become a voice of humor and reason in an increasingly polarized world. From viral YouTube videos to sold-out live performances, Randy Rainbow's rise to fame is a testament to his comedic genius and universal appeal.

From his acclaimed "interviews" with political figures to his musical parodies of popular songs, Randy Rainbow's comedy knows no bounds. With a repertoire that spans from Broadway classics to modern hits, his performances are a delight for comedy enthusiasts of all ages.

The University of Houston's Cullen Performance Hall provides the perfect backdrop for Randy Rainbow's comedic brilliance, offering a welcoming and intimate atmosphere for fans to enjoy an evening of laughter and fun. Whether you're a longtime admirer of Randy Rainbow's work or discovering his humor for the first time, Friday night's show promises to be a memorable experience filled with laughter, joy, and a healthy dose of satire.

So mark your calendars, Houston, and get ready to experience the comedic genius of Randy Rainbow live at Cullen Performance Hall. It's an event you won't want to miss!

In 1977, a punk band was formed in Rhyl, Wales, billed as "The Toilets". It contained Mike Peters (alias Eddie Bop), Glyn Crossley (alias Steve Shock), Richard "O'Malley" Jones (alias Bo Larks) and Nigel Buckle (alias Des Troy). The band ceased to exist in 1978; they renamed themselves Quasimodo and played note-for-note covers of The Who's Live at Leeds with guitarist Dave Sharp. This group also included Karl Wallinger on keyboards. Later the group named themselves Seventeen with both Mike Peters and Nigel Buckle alongside Eddie MacDonald (who had been Mike Peters' next-door-but-one neighbour in Edward Henry Street, Rhyl). Seventeen began as a three-piece but were joined by guitarist David Kitchingman (who changed his name to Dave Sharp) and became a power pop mod band that released the single ("Don't Let Go"/"Bank Holiday Weekend") in March 1980
and toured with the Stray Cats later that year. They played their last concert under the name of Alarm Alarm in January 1981 at the Half Moon, Herne Hill, London.

Ramsey, from Golconda, Illinois, was seen on camera singing "Lovesick Blues" in a Walmart store in Harrisburg, Illinois. Within a few days, videos of his performance collectively garnered over 25 million views and he became a viral sensation and internet meme. Ramsey's performance sparked new interest in Hank Williams' 70-year-old recording of the song and in March of that year Rolling Stone reported that Spotify's Viral 50 chart for the U.S. ranked Williams' "Lovesick Blues" at number three, and number four around the globe.

Houston's Weekend Planning Guide

Weekend Fridays
May 3rd, 2024

This Weekend
Houston's Vibrant Friday Night
A Tapestry of Events Across the City

A Night of Empowerment
The Sorry Papi Tour
All Girl Party
at Bayou Music Center

As the clock ticks towards midnight, the energy shows no signs of waning. The Sorry Papi Tour All Girl Party will leave its mark on Houston...

Surfing the Musical Waves
Surfer Girl Takes
Center Stage
at Last Concert Cafe

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Comedy Brilliance
Comes to Houston
Randy Rainbow
Lights Up the Stage
at Cullen Performance Hall

Whether you're a longtime admirer of Randy Rainbow's work or discovering his humor for the first time, Friday night's show promises to be a memorable experience filled with laughter, joy, and a healthy dose of satire.

A Night of Musical Diversity
The Alarm
and Mason Ramsey
Shine at HOB Houston

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