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.

A Journey concert at Rodeo Houston was canceled mid-performance due to an electrical fire, leaving fans without the full show. No injuries were reported.

Matt Rife impresses at Houston's Toyota Center with his Stay Golden Tour, featuring local talents like Mo Amer and surprises like a duet with Paul Wall. His ability to connect with large audiences is recognized.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo's Mutton Bustin' event features children riding sheep and has spots open at The Junction. It attracts international attention and is a beloved part of the rodeo tradition.

Houston restaurants offer a variety of budget-friendly Mardi Gras specials, from three-course Creole meals to free crawfish and king cake, as well as family-friendly festivities.

Bun B's Birthday Bonanza at the Houston Rodeo, featuring Keith Sweat, Coco Jones, and Jagged Edge, is sold out, promising a major R&B event on March 7.

Two Houston high school mariachi bands performed spontaneously at a Whataburger, going viral with over 2 million views. They celebrated their UIL competition success with impromptu music, uniting diners and creating an unexpected community moment.