J. Cole brings "The Fall-Off Tour" to Toyota Center in Houston for two nights, September 16 and 17, with tickets starting at $60. Since breaking through in the early 2010s as one of hip-hop's most acclaimed lyricists, the North Carolina-born rapper and producer has built a career on introspective, socially conscious songwriting paired with a […]
Stabbing Westward bring their industrial-rock catalog to Scout Bar in Houston on September 17, with doors at 7 PM and the show starting at 8 PM. Formed in Illinois in 1985 and finding its footing through the 1990s, the band became a key act in the industrial-rock crossover into mainstream alternative radio, blending aggressive electronic […]
Austin-born Texas rock band Uncle Lucius celebrates a new album with a release show at the Granada Theater on Lower Greenville on Thursday, September 17. Formed in Austin in the mid-2000s, Uncle Lucius built its reputation on a blend of Southern rock, blues, and roots-rock songwriting, touring steadily through Texas dance halls and clubs for […]
Australian psych-pop project Tame Impala plays American Airlines Center in Dallas on Thursday, September 17. Current resale pricing on the secondary market starts around $354, reflecting how quickly this run sold out. Tame Impala is largely the work of Kevin Parker, a multi-instrumentalist who writes, records, and produces nearly every element of the project’s music […]
Jay Park, one of the most influential figures in Korean hip-hop and R&B, brings his tour to The Bomb Factory in Dallas on September 17, with support from LNGSHOT and tickets starting at $104. The Seattle-born artist first rose to fame in South Korea as a member of the boy band 2PM before reinventing himself […]
Kelela brings her “new avatar live” tour to House of Blues Houston on September 17, with tickets starting at $55. Since emerging in the early 2010s, Kelela has built a reputation as one of R&B’s most sonically adventurous voices, blending soulful vocals with left-field electronic production drawn from club, ambient, and experimental music scenes. Her […]
Uncle Lucius brings its Austin-bred blend of Southern rock, soul, and outlaw country to the Granada Theater in Dallas on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. Tickets start at $53. The band's story starts in 2002, when a 25-year-old Kevin Galloway left a banking career in East Texas for Austin, where he began playing open-mike nights around […]
The Ultimate Doors, a tribute to Jim Morrison and The Doors, plays Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall in the Fort Worth Stockyards on Thursday, September 17, with tickets starting at $45. The Doors released just six studio albums between 1967 and Morrison’s 1971 death, but songs like “Light My Fire,” “Riders on the Storm,” and […]
Gannon Fremin and CCREV bring red dirt Americana to The Kessler Theater in Oak Cliff on September 17.
Pop provocateur Slayyyter brings her WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD Tour to Emo's in Austin on Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 8:00 PM. Resale tickets are currently starting around $356 due to thin remaining inventory — check the box office or additional resale platforms for potentially lower-priced options as the date approaches. Slayyyter built a […]
Bob Schneider brings his genre-hopping songwriting to The Heights Theater in Houston on September 18, with the show starting at 7 PM and Love & Chaos opening. The Austin-based singer-songwriter has spent decades building one of the most eclectic catalogs in Texas music, moving freely between rock, folk, funk, and hip-hop-inflected wordplay without settling into […]
The Mavericks bring their genre-blending country sound to House of Blues Houston on September 18 for a special “& Friends” show, with tickets starting at $50. Formed in Miami in 1989, The Mavericks built a career defying easy genre labels, fusing traditional country songwriting with Tejano, rock and roll, and Latin rhythms into a sound […]
