The musical adaptation of 'American Psycho' receives positive reviews in Houston, praised for its entertaining and insightful take on society, with standout performances by Robert Lenzi and Paul Schwensen.

Country singer Cody Johnson will headline the 2026 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo's final concert. Tickets go on sale August 21. He's had rodeo concert success before, drawing over 73,000 fans in 2023.

Gwyneth Paltrow appeared in a corporate video for Astronomer, addressing a kiss cam scandal involving its former CEO, and redirecting attention to their data services and Apache Airflow expertise.

Pat Green raised over $1M for Hill Country flood victims through a livestream concert featuring over 30 performers, including Miranda Lambert. The event honored victims, including Green's late relatives.

Trae Tha Truth is hosting the 17th annual Trae Day Weekend in Houston, with events including a parade and charity activities like free school supplies for kids.

George Strait is hosting a benefit concert on July 27 to aid Texas Hill Country flood victims, featuring fellow artists and proceeds going to the Vaqueros Del Mar Texas Flood Relief Fund.

Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" tour in Houston drew thousands, including those without tickets who came for the atmosphere and merch. Fans from near and far celebrated the Houston-born star's homecoming with excitement and a sense of familial pride.

Houston celebrates DJ Screw Day on June 27th, honoring the pioneer of the "chopped and screwed" genre, with events like freestyle music, car shows, and SCREWFEST.

The Houston Ballet concludes its season with "Sparrow," a triple bill at The Wortham Center, showcasing their range in contemporary and classical dance until June 22.

Fate, Texas, is designated a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community by Gov. Abbott, joining a program that bolsters the state's economy through music.

Houston's Independence Day event, Freedom Over Texas 2025, features headliners Lee Brice and Ashley McBryde, with a fireworks finale and various attractions.

Phil Robertson of "Duck Dynasty" fame died at 79. His death was confirmed by his family, who noted he is now "with the Lord." The cause of death is private.

"In The Heights," a musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda, is performed by Theatre Under The Stars at Houston's Hobby Center, featuring local talent and resonating with the city's diversity. Tickets are available through June 1.