Colter Wall after pausing his touring will be in Houston this weekend at White Oak Music Hall.
The Boot.com reported, "Wall was forced to cancel multiple shows in 2021, including a lengthy fall tour, due to Canada closing its borders and barring entry into the U.S. as 
COVID-19 continued to spread."
The country music artist posed on his social media pages, ""That's no way to work. And frankly, I'm not putting up with the aggravation of trying to navigate all the damn politics involved," he continued. "So for now, I'm staying off the road and will stick to ranching, writing songs, and recording music. I appreciate your understanding and continued support."
Irrepressible trumpeter Etienne Charles has been hailed by The New York Times as “an auteur” and by Jazz Times as “a daring improviser who delivers with heart-wrenching lyricism.” This 
weekend Da Camera brings Mr. Charles to the Wortham Center.
Charles is one of today’s most exciting jazz artists, a trailblazer leading the genre into new territory. Etienne and his band Creole Soul will perform infusing reggae, Calypso, and Afro-Caribbean music into their distinctive version of modern jazz.
"But this is a new era of Warriors basketball. As of now, Curry and the Warriors have the best record in the NBA, and they've made it look both easy and fun. A youthful energy has been infused into the core of reliable stars. Young 
players like Jordan Poole have taken leaps. Still-youthful semi-vets like Andrew Wiggins have further solidified roles as effective two-way options. Draymond Green is back in his Defensive Player of the Year form, even more cerebral than he was before. Stephen Curry's job, so far, has been considerably easier. And three weeks after my visit to Chase Center, he'd have the chance to bask in personal accolades, too, breaking Ray Allen's record for all-time career three pointers near the end of 2021, and doing it in Madison Square Garden, of course."
Read more @ GQ.com.
(From:rodmancomedy.com) Best known as the winner of Last Comic Standing Season 8, Comedian Rod Man is truly a gem in the World of Standup Comedy today. This weekend Rod 
Man will be at Improv Houston.
His unique delivery and voice capture the attention of audiences. Throw in his laid back style, southern charm, wit, and ability to find the funny in everyday life, and you have the ingredients for a future Comedy Star in the making.
Last Podcast on the Left barrels headlong into all things horror — as hosts Ben Kissel, Marcus Parks and Henry Zebrowski cover dark subjects spanning Jeffrey Dahmer, werewolves, 
Jonestown, iconic hauntings, the history of war crimes, and more. This weekend the trio is at LiveNation's Bayou Music Center.
The podcast episodes explore real and imagined horror, with a typical runtime of about one to two hours. The trio releases two episodes weekly, a main episode and a side story episode.
It was the late Marvin Gaye that encouraged Frankie Beverly to change the band's name from Raw Soul to Maze. The band (Maze) and Beverly would tour with Marvin Gay back in the mid 70's. This weekend Maze Featuring Frankie Beverly 
with Special Guests The Isley Brothers And LeVelle will be at Toyota Center.
The sound of Maze and Frankie Beverly is distinctive -- passionate, creative, original, soulful, honest and powerful. It's been nearly thirty years Frankie Beverly and Maze have created a unique sound and have become one of the most influential R&B groups in modern history.
Wherever the Folk Family Revival plays, the ground underneath seems more a sanctuary than a stage. Sure enough, Lankford brothers, Mason and Barrett once filled a pew at a Magnolia, Texas church where the brothers became fast friends with their soon to be brother and lead guitarist Caleb Pace. They played rock’n’roll in church for a time 
until the congregation found them a little too wild for their flock. So the family dug up their roots from that place and headed home to the little shed next to their parents’ house, the blue house, where the brothers honed their craft.
