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IDLES' Love is the Fing tour stopped at Houston's White Oak Music Hall and the fing is, the crowd loved the message of love and the songs and performers which delivered that message.

Olivia Rodrigo came, saw, and conquered Houston.

Hard Rockers of the '90s vintage Extreme and Living Colour prove age ain't nuthin' but a number, and that veteran bands can produced inspiring new music.

A.J. Croce drew 'em in with the promise of playing the beloved songs of his dad, Jim Croce. And he delivered on that promise last night at Bayou Music Center in Houston. But, the crowd also was treated to a heavy dose of diverse music from the last half of the 20th century as Croce explored the music that informed his career and his dad's.

Peter Gabriel concludes the i/io tour at Toyota Center.

Ben Folds was as highly entertaining as ever at last night's show at Bayou Music Center, one which may have had the crowd wondering whether it wasn't more suited for The Alley Theatre. His comedic-dramatic flourishes and master class in songwriting made for a memorable Houston stop.

It was a night of goth and post-punk stalwarts at WOMH.

Bryan Adams and Joan Jett make for an unlikely pairing at Smart Financial Centre.

Chvrches have evolved into their final form, a live band that can rock with the best of them without selling out their trademark sound.

Indie rock supergroup boygenius weathered the storm at White Oak Muslc Hall.