Categories: BFMN Exclusive, One Thin Paradigm, Laura Williams, Take It From Me, Ed Lapple, Monday Morning Musical Musings, Paul Bourgeois
Heavy Metal Heroes Hate Fest
This isn’t how metal is supposed to be. Metal is hardcore and in your face. Metal doesn’t hire lawyers and fight it out in court. Metal breaks a freaking pool cue over your head takes your girl and does your mom. more »
A Look Back at Fairport's Cropredy Convention, Part 3 of 4
This is Part 3 of our special look back at Fairport's Cropredy Convention 2011. We apologize for the unavoidable delay in getting you the last two parts but hope to rush them both to you this week. To take it from the top, click here for Part One and cl… 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 »
On the Road with the Dean and KISS
Take It From Me By Edward Lapple
Did you ever wonder what it would be like to go on the road with a big name rock band? Lots of parties, screaming fans, babes, VIP everything? Well, not exactly. Dean Snowden has been a very good friend of mine for a lo… more »
Steel Panther Balls Out at House of Blues Houston
Photos and Review by Carox
I was told that I might not get home from the Steel Panther gig if they abducted me on their tour bus or nabbed me backstage. I was told to “watch for the part when they pull you up on stage” and desperately hoped I would be… more »
Fairport's Cropredy Convention, Part 2
This is Part 2 of our special look back at Fairport's Cropredy Convention 2011. To take it from the top, click here. Be sure to check out the photo sets!
Review By Phil Widdows Photos by Ben Smith Photography
2011 was the year that, for the first time… more »
A Tribute to Tribute Bands
Photos and Review by Carox
Tribute bands in Houston are extremely popular. Sometimes it is a chance for a fan to see and hear music that they might not get to see or hear. The earliest tribute bands were ones fashioned after Elvis or the Beatles, but i… more »
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