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SUMMARY:Houston: for KING + COUNTRY at Toyota Center
DESCRIPTION:for KING + COUNTRY brings its A Drummer Boy Christmas tour to Toyota Center in Houston on Thursday\, Dec. 3\, 2026\, at 7:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $75. The 18-arena holiday tour mixes Christmas classics\, original holiday music and the band’s biggest hits with storytelling and theatrical production. \nfor KING + COUNTRY is brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone\, who were born in Australia and moved with their family to Nashville as children. Their mix of pop\, rock and worship\, delivered with big drums and big choruses\, has earned four Grammy Awards\, 13 No. 1 songs and more than 3 billion career streams\, with hits like “God Only Knows\,” “joy.\,” “Together\,” “Burn the Ships” and “Amen.” \nBuy Tickets \nThe Christmas show is a long-running tradition for the duo\, whose versions of “Little Drummer Boy” and “O Come\, O Come Emmanuel” have become seasonal favorites. This year’s tour also includes moments inspired by “The Drummer Boy\,” a holiday film from Angel Studios featuring the brothers\, which opened in theaters Nov. 6. Their 2024 film “Unsung Hero\,” about their family’s move to America\, won the GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year. \nGet your for KING + COUNTRY tickets on TicketNetwork \nThe tour also stops in Cedar Park and Fort Worth\, but Houston gets the first Texas date. Toyota Center\, home of the Houston Rockets\, has hosted many of the biggest Christian and holiday tours to come through the city\, and its arena setting gives the band room for its full production. See more shows on the Toyota Center venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open about 90 minutes before showtime. Toyota Center is at 1510 Polk Street in downtown Houston\, with paid parking in nearby garages. Holiday traffic downtown can be heavy in December\, so leave extra time.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/houston-for-king-country-at-toyota-center/
LOCATION:Toyota Center\, 1510 Polk Street\, Houston\, TX\, 77002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Houston: Trans-Siberian Orchestra at Toyota Center (7:30 PM Show)
DESCRIPTION:Trans-Siberian Orchestra brings “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve” 30th Anniversary Winter Tour to Toyota Center in Houston on Friday\, Dec. 11\, 2026\, at 7:30 PM\, with tickets starting at $104. This is the evening show; an afternoon performance plays at 3 PM the same day. \nProducer and composer Paul O’Neill created Trans-Siberian Orchestra in 1996 to combine rock band\, orchestra and theater in one show. Its debut album\, “Christmas Eve and Other Stories\,” came out on Oct. 15\, 1996\, and its track “Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24” became a holiday radio standard. Over three decades\, TSO’s winter tours have grown into one of the most popular holiday traditions in North America. \nBuy Tickets \nThis 30th anniversary tour revives “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve\,” the rock opera story of a runaway who finds shelter in an abandoned theater on Christmas Eve\, with reimagined staging. A second set of holiday songs and TSO favorites follows. The production is famous for its lasers\, pyrotechnics and moving lighting rigs\, and the group splits into Eastern and Western touring companies so it can play arenas across the country at once. \nGet your Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets on TicketNetwork \nHouston is the second of TSO’s four Texas stops this winter\, after Austin on Dec. 9 and before San Antonio on Dec. 12 and Dallas on Dec. 13; see our listings for TSO in San Antonio and TSO in Dallas. Toyota Center\, home of the Houston Rockets\, has hosted TSO many times\, and its arena setup suits the full production. See more shows on the Toyota Center venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open about an hour before showtime. Toyota Center is at 1510 Polk Street in downtown Houston\, with paid parking in nearby garages. Friday night holiday traffic downtown can be heavy\, so leave extra time\, and arrive early if you want to browse the merchandise stands before the lights go down.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/houston-trans-siberian-orchestra-at-toyota-center-730-pm-show/
LOCATION:Toyota Center\, 1510 Polk Street\, Houston\, TX\, 77002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Houston: Underoath\, August Burns Red and Atreyu at Bayou Music Center
DESCRIPTION:Underoath brings its Define the Great Line 20th Anniversary Tour to Bayou Music Center in Houston on Wednesday\, Dec. 16\, 2026\, at 6:30 PM\, with tickets starting at $114. August Burns Red and Atreyu join for the full run\, making this a stacked night of 2000s metalcore and post-hardcore. The tour plays Austin the night before; see our listing for Underoath\, August Burns Red and Atreyu at ACL Live. \nUnderoath formed in Tampa\, Florida\, in 1997 and became one of the defining heavy bands of the mid-2000s\, with Spencer Chamberlain’s screams trading off against drummer Aaron Gillespie’s clean vocals. “Define the Great Line\,” released in 2006\, was a darker\, heavier turn after the breakthrough “They’re Only Chasing Safety\,” and it became a landmark record\, eventually certified gold. The band is presenting it on this tour in celebration of its anniversary. \nBuy Tickets \nExpect songs like “Writing on the Walls\,” “In Regards to Myself” and “A Moment Suspended in Time.” August Burns Red\, from Lancaster\, Pennsylvania\, brings Grammy-nominated technical metalcore\, and Atreyu\, from Southern California\, adds anthems like “Becoming the Bull” and its cover of “Ex’s and Oh’s.” As Cities Burn and Emery appear on select dates of the tour. \nGet your Underoath tickets on TicketNetwork \nBayou Music Center sits in the Bayou Place entertainment complex in downtown Houston’s Theater District and has hosted touring rock bands for decades under several names. Its tiered layout gives everyone a good view of the stage\, which suits a heavy bill with big production. See more shows on the Bayou Music Center venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. Bayou Music Center is at 520 Texas Avenue downtown\, with paid parking in nearby Theater District garages. The 6:30 PM start on a weeknight means you should head over right after work to catch every band.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/houston-underoath-august-burns-red-and-atreyu-at-bayou-music-center/
LOCATION:Bayou Music Center\, 520 Texas Avenue\, Houston\, TX\, 77002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Houston: Blue October at 713 Music Hall (Dec. 18)
DESCRIPTION:Blue October brings its 20th Anniversary World Tour home to Houston for two nights at 713 Music Hall\, starting Friday\, Dec. 18\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $65. The band is performing its breakthrough album “Foiled” in its entirety\, and Jess Woodland opens. These hometown shows close out the band’s long Texas run of anniversary dates; see our listing for Blue October at Bass Concert Hall in Austin. \nSinger Justin Furstenfeld formed Blue October in Houston in 1995 with his brother\, drummer Jeremy Furstenfeld\, and violinist Ryan Delahoussaye. The band’s mix of alternative rock\, raw confessional lyrics and violin set it apart\, and after years of steady touring across Texas\, “Foiled” (2006) made them national stars. Its single “Hate Me\,” written as an apology to Furstenfeld’s mother from the depths of addiction\, became a top alternative radio hit\, and “Into the Ocean” followed it onto pop and rock playlists. \nBuy Tickets \nTwenty years later\, “Foiled” remains the band’s best-selling record and the emotional core of its live show. Hearing it start to finish means “Hate Me\,” “Into the Ocean\,” “She’s My Ride Home” and “X Amount of Words” in the order fans first heard them\, in the city where the band got its start. \nGet your Blue October tickets on TicketNetwork \n713 Music Hall opened in 2021 inside the POST Houston complex downtown and holds about 5\,000 fans on a general admission floor\, a fitting size for a Houston homecoming. See more shows on the 713 Music Hall venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. 713 Music Hall is inside POST Houston at 401 Franklin Street\, with paid parking in the POST garage and nearby lots. Friday nights in December are busy downtown\, so arrive early and expect a hometown crowd that has followed the band for decades.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/houston-blue-october-at-713-music-hall-dec-18/
LOCATION:713 Music Hall\, 401 Franklin St\, Houston\, TX\, 77201\, United States
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SUMMARY:Houston: Blue October at 713 Music Hall (Dec. 19)
DESCRIPTION:Blue October plays 713 Music Hall in Houston on Saturday\, Dec. 19\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $62. It is the second of the band’s hometown nights on its 20th Anniversary World Tour\, performing its breakthrough album “Foiled” in its entirety\, with Jess Woodland opening. See our listing for the first Houston night on Dec. 18. \nSinger Justin Furstenfeld formed Blue October in Houston in 1995 with his brother\, drummer Jeremy Furstenfeld\, and violinist Ryan Delahoussaye. The band’s mix of alternative rock\, raw confessional lyrics and violin set it apart\, and after years of steady touring across Texas\, “Foiled” (2006) made them national stars. Its single “Hate Me\,” written as an apology to Furstenfeld’s mother from the depths of addiction\, became a top alternative radio hit\, and “Into the Ocean” followed it onto pop and rock playlists. \nBuy Tickets \nTwenty years later\, “Foiled” remains the band’s best-selling record and the emotional core of its live show. Hearing it start to finish means “Hate Me\,” “Into the Ocean\,” “She’s My Ride Home” and “X Amount of Words” in the order fans first heard them\, in the city where the band got its start. The anniversary tour also visited Irving\, Austin\, San Antonio\, Corpus Christi and more Texas cities this fall. \nGet your Blue October tickets on TicketNetwork \n713 Music Hall opened in 2021 inside the POST Houston complex downtown and holds about 5\,000 fans on a general admission floor\, a fitting size for a Houston homecoming the weekend before Christmas. See more shows on the 713 Music Hall venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. 713 Music Hall is inside POST Houston at 401 Franklin Street\, with paid parking in the POST garage and nearby lots. Holiday crowds fill downtown on December weekends\, so arrive early.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/houston-blue-october-at-713-music-hall-dec-19/
LOCATION:713 Music Hall\, 401 Franklin St\, Houston\, TX\, 77201\, United States
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