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Boardwalk Bay, a pirate-and-shipwreck-themed water park, is set for the Kemah Boardwalk in 2027 with eight rides and a kids play cove. Landry's says construction won't close other attractions.
Houston will reveal Freedom Over Texas performers on May 4 as July 4 coincides with the U.S. 250th birthday and a World Cup match.
A two‑night Harry Potter drone spectacle will light up Constellation Field on Aug. 7–8 with 1,200 drones, LED wristbands, live music and themed merch.
Karol G’s Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour stops at Houston’s NRG Stadium on Sept. 27, 2026. Artist presales require advance registration; general on‑sale is April 27.
The Webster bowling center on Bay Area Boulevard has been rebranded and reopened as Lucky Strike Webster, bringing 40 lanes, an arcade and a sports bar to the neighborhood.
Charlie Cox, Vincent D'Onofrio, Krysten Ritter and Wilson Bethel will appear at Comicpalooza May 22–24 at the George R. Brown Convention Center.
New Edition closed the New Edition Way Tour in Houston, capped by Michael McCary's emotional onstage return and Toni Braxton's show‑stopping performance despite an injury.
Wolfsmiths' Lindale Park cafe opens next Saturday with live music, The Den comedy showcase and a raffle for a custom 2001 DRZ 250. Entry is $50 per ticket.
WWE's Monday Night RAW lands in Houston on April 6 with Brock Lesnar and rising star Je'Von Evans. Group discounts and early doors are in effect.
Ludacris will perform halftime as the Houston Gamblers open their Shell Energy Stadium era with an "All In On H-Town" night, giveaways and limited ticket discounts.
Lainey Wilson played to about 70,130 fans at NRG Stadium on Thursday, joining a run of 70K nights this RodeoHouston season and closing her set on horseback.
The Coral Reefer Band will stop in The Woodlands on July 24 as part of the Keep The Party Going summer tour honoring Jimmy Buffett’s legacy. General tickets are set to go on sale Friday.
Koe Wetzel turned his RodeoHouston debut into a hometown takeover — Paul Wall jumped in, the crowd topped 57,000 and Wetzel rode out on horseback.
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