Annie recently wrote and produced on Showtime’s WHO IS AMERICA? She played the voice of Cheryl alongside JB Smoove in GRAND THEFT AUTO V. Her story on Comedy Central’s THIS IS NOT HAPPENING has over 1.5 million views. She 
was a cast member on MTV’s GIRL CODE, a regular panelist @MIDNIGHT, CHELSEA LATELY, COMEDY KNOCKOUT, and featured on THE SOUP INVESTIGATES, and ADAM DEVINE’S HOUSE PARTY. Annie played Ron Livingston’s wife in the Sundance darling, THE LONG DUMB ROAD as well as guest starring roles on TruTV’s THOSE WHO CAN’T and ADAM RUIN’S EVERYTHING.
CHEER LIVE 2022 Tour will break new ground in a first of its kind live performance touring across North America featuring athletes from Netflix’s Emmy Award-winning docuseries CHEER.
Bringing together fan favorites from the most successful cheer programs in the country, CHEER Live features 14-time national champion coach and 
best-selling author, Monica Aldama alongside cheer stars including Gabi Butler and Morgan Simianer. This weekend the show's creator's will bring the concept to the The Smart Financial Center in Sugarland.
The full cast features Maddy Brum, Angel Rice, James Thomas, Jeron Hazelwood, Gillian Rupert, Cassadee Dunlap, Anuhea Keene (Team USA), Terrell Cabrall (Team USA) and more.
(From Fred Thomas All Music.com) Delivering lyrics with the speed of a bullet train, Cleveland rapper Machine Gun Kelly experienced a meteoric rise in late 2011 when he transitioned from grinding out self-released mixtapes to working with major labels. From there, the rapper skyrocketed to 
superstar status, with each of his albums charting in the Top Ten. A beef with Eminem, a film career, and even some reality show appearances would follow as the high-powered lyrical rap style of albums like 2019's Hotel Diablo morphed into a driving emo-rock sound on collaborations with Travis Barker and on the Barker-produced 2020 album Tickets to My Downfall, which topped the Billboard 200. Kelly worked alongside Barker again in 2022 on album number six, Mainstream Sellout.
Zach Hurd started Bay Ledges in his bedroom after moving to Los Angeles from a small town in coastal Maine in 2015. This weekend Ledges with 
Doublecamp is in the upstairs concert venue at White Oak Music Hall.
It began as an attempt to make fun, creative sounds with no expectation. Chopped up guitar lines, playful beats and manipulated vocals created soulful, glitchy songs with a feeling of nostalgia. The project took off when Hurd’s 2016 single, “Safe,” jumped to the number three spot on Spotify’s Global Viral Chart.
The very first day Johnny Venus and Doctur Dot of EarthGang met, their school caught on fire. It was on a field trip, they’d discovered they had similar tastes in music and that neither was scared to say exactly what he was thinking. As their bus turned toward campus, they saw smoke billowing and felt the hand of serendipity at work. Everything around them was burning down, leaving something new, a phoenix, in its wake—their partnership.
This weekend the duo is in Houston in GreetStreet at House of Blues.
A handful of years later, that’s precisely what they’ve become known for. Marrying lean, sharp-eyed lyricism with Southern-fried soul to produce keep-em-guessing projects like their most recent, 2015’s Strays With Rabies or the much-lauded 2013 Shallow Graves for Toys, they embody the best of the new generation of music—and plenty of critics and fans alike have taken note. Noisey lavished praise on the duo, calling their work a “renewal for Atlanta, a departure from the city's familiar club sounds … Every song arrived fully formed, hitting hard and landing jokes while also delving deep into political issues, especially topics of race.” Working with fellow bout-to-blow artists like J.I.D. and established producers like J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, they’ve continued to hit curve balls musically, surprising not only their fan base, but also themselves.
“I’m always trying to push the limits of things,” says Johnny Venus. “We tend to work with producers that wanna break some rules. They pull out their secret stuff – the reason they do that is they know we aren’t constricted to one type of sound, one type of rhythm or attitude. We contain multitudes,” continues Dot.
It wasn’t always that way. As they were coming up in Atlanta, the guys found it difficult not only to find producers that wanted to work with them, but also mentors, surprising in a city with such a rich rap history. “In the beginning, we didn’t have nobody that wanted to work with us, so we worked by ourselves and made the most of it,” says Dot. “We didn’t have anybody else who thought we should be doing it.”
This performance is a brilliant tribute to Roald Dahl’s classic coming of age story, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. This dance theater romp for 
family audiences follows kind-hearted, empty-bellied Charlie Bucket on his search for a golden ticket that grants him access to the famed Wonka Chocolate Factory. Once inside, Charlie and his Grandpa Joe join a rather unpleasant bunch of children and their parents on a series of misadventures.
Michael Martin Murphey is a genre busting artist having had great success in Pop, Country, Western, Blue Grass, all of which he’s had #1 songs, albums, or chart topping impact. This weekend Murphey is in northwest Houston at The Heights Theatre with Ryan Murphey as his special guest.
With his latest release, “The Road Beyond the View”, Murph is entering into yet more genres…while a singer songwriter album at heart, it’s layered with Jazz elements. Created and recorded with his son, Ryan Murphey, this is the first work where they are equal artists. Ryan’s influence on the music is significant and his passion for Jazz brings these songs to another level. These songs were created out of their love for the southwest. The geography, the people, the food, and the history of the region they spent the most time while Ryan was growing up, New Mexico and Colorado. This tour will not only highlight songs from Murph’s more than 50 year touring career, but will feature some songs from the “Road Beyond the View”. This is an evening not to miss as you will hear history and the future of Michael Martin Murphey.