Houston: JET at House of Blues Houston

JET brings its “Down The Moonlit Mile Revue” to House of Blues Houston on September 12, with tickets starting at $48.

Formed in Melbourne, Australia in 2001, JET became one of the biggest garage-rock exports of the early 2000s rock revival, propelled by the massive worldwide success of “Are You Gonna Be My Girl,” a track that appeared everywhere from iPod commercials to movie trailers and helped push the band’s 2003 debut “Get Born” to multi-platinum status. Follow-up albums “Shine On” (2006) and “Shaka Rock” (2009) kept the band’s raw, Stones-and-AC/DC-indebted rock sound alive even as the broader garage-rock revival scene cooled.

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House of Blues Houston has anchored downtown Houston’s live music scene since the mid-to-late 2000s, pairing the House of Blues brand’s signature folk-art décor with two distinct rooms — the main Music Hall and the smaller Bronze Peacock — that let it book everything from arena-adjacent rock to intimate club shows. More on the venue’s history is available at House of Blues Houston’s own page on Texas Music Map.

This tour revisits the band’s catalog for longtime fans who remember the mid-2000s rock revival firsthand, pairing early hits with deeper cuts across their four studio albums. JET’s brand of loud, riff-driven rock remains a genuine crowd-pleaser live, built on the kind of stadium-ready hooks that made “Are You Gonna Be My Girl” inescapable two decades ago.

Doors open at 7 PM. Expect a nostalgic, rock-loving crowd ready to sing along to a song they’ve heard a thousand times. Even two decades after its breakthrough, the band’s live show retains the same big, unpretentious rock energy that made it a festival staple in the mid-2000s, and Houston crowds have historically turned out in force for anniversary-style tours like this one. Grab tickets early if front-of-room access matters to you.