Category: Bands
The Slow Moving Lions of the Vegetable World and I
An severely under-featured feature of our site is "Awesome Nobodies." I would like to take this opportunity to revive it with the wonderful surprise that is the Slow Moving Lions of the Vegetable World. What a treat. Picture this: 4 part harmony, a cello,… more »
Black Queen Speaks ... with BFMN
Photos and Review by Carox
Carox of BareFoot MusicNews caught up with Black Queen Speaks after their show as support band to Brett Michaels at the House of Blues, Houston.
Black Queen Speaks is a very popular Houston band whose members are: Pez Lopez… more »
Review of House of Blues, Houston Show
Photos and Review by Carox
The House of Blues Houston is a favorite haunt because of the superb lighting and sound you can experience there. It is also a spot I have seen some of my all time favorite bands. This night was Warbringer, Symphony X and Ice… more »
A Family of Spicolis Sees in A Flock of Seagulls
Photos and Review by Carox It was too good to miss: a New Wave Band with its origins in Liverpool, England, complete with original vocalist/ keyboardist, coming to Cullen's Upscale American Grille. Cullens, in the heart of Houston's space city, Clear L… more »
A Friend of FallacY Hears Anvil Ring in Houston
John Escamilla of Jetspeed Entertainment is a professional, straight-up businessman intent on bringing fresh, live, dynamic music to Houston. Last year I saw performances ranging from Lita Ford to Testament. A list of all his shows would take up a page b… more »
Catching the Buzz at The Scout Bar
Photos and Review by Caroline Ross or not, The Scout Bar regulars never fail to disappoint. The door swings open and shut constantly bringing local fans, friends and the Central and North folk. There is no concept of a clique here, you just come and e… more »
Saturday at Stoke Park, the 20th Anniversary of GuilFest
by Moon Saturday arrived with rain as per usual at British festivals, luckily there are plenty of stages inside marquees allowing people to shelter. Thankfully the skies cleared long enough for Saint Jude to shine on the Good Time Stage - not surprisi… more »
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