TikTok star Alix Earle joins season 34 of "Dancing with the Stars," delighting fans with her background in competitive dance and recent rise to internet fame.

Cody Johnson to close RodeoHouston 2026 with a full-length concert, hinting at continued success following the 2025 event's record attendance. Tickets go on sale August 21.

Rob Thomas is set to begin his solo "The All Night Days Tour" across 25 US cities, starting in Atlanta and ending in Los Angeles, with a stop in Houston on August 30. His son, Maison, will be the lead guitarist during the tour.

Houston music scene icon Scott Gertner has passed away, leaving a legacy as a club owner and musician known for venues like SkyBar and Rhythm Room. The community honors his impact on local entertainment.

Tina Knowles, mother of Beyoncé, revealed her breast cancer diagnosis and survival after a delayed mammogram showed two tumors. She has had a lumpectomy and is now cancer-free. Her memoir "Matriarch" was selected for Oprah's book club.

Hayden Christensen set to attend Houston Comicpalooza, joining a diverse lineup including Adam Strange, Sosie Bacon, Patton Oswalt, Alicia Witt, wrestlers, and authors.

Solange Knowles and her collective, Saint Heron, will perform a series in Houston, including venues like the Eldorado Ballroom. The show honors Black artists, local talent, and Houston's African communities.

The Jonas Brothers announce a Houston concert for their "Jonas20: Living the Dream" tour at the Toyota Center on October 19, with ticket presales starting March 27.

Luke Bryan was inducted into the RODEOHOUSTON Star Trail of Fame, joining legends like George Strait and Elvis Presley, recognizing his impact on the event.

Two-time heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman has died at 76, remembered as a philanthropist and entrepreneur with a legacy in sports and beyond.

The Houston Grand Opera reveals its 2025-26 season, featuring classics like "Porgy and Bess" and new productions including Kevin Puts's "Silent Night."

Leon Bridges and Charley Crockett are set for a summer co-headlining tour across the U.S., bringing R&B and country music to various cities, including a show in Houston.

Grupo Frontera performed to a full house at Houston's Go Tejano Day, resonating with 70,700 fans through their popular songs and Mexican musical traditions.