Nicknamed as "El Potrillo" (The Lil’ Colt) by the media and his fans, Fernandez has sold over 20 million records worldwide, making him one of the best-selling Latin music artists. This weekend he is in Sugarland with his Hecho En Mexico Tour 2021 at Smart Financial Center.
Alejandro is the son of the ranchero singer Vicente Fernández. He originally specialized in traditional, 
earthy forms of Mexican folk music, such as mariachi and ranchera, until he branched out into pop music with many saying has been great success.
A few weeks ago, it was reported his father Vicente Fernández was hospitalized on suffering a severe fall at his ranch, Los Tres Potrillos, located just outside Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. According to his family, Vicente was in "serious but stable" condition and on a ventilator from the results of trauma to his cervical spine.
Orange County quartet Thrice formed in the late '90s and quickly became one of the more important acts of the period alongside post-hardcore contemporaries Glassjaw and Thursday.
This weekend the group will be in Houston in the ballroom at Warehouse Live.
All Music.com has chronicled the group.
After a pair of early-2000s punk releases, they broke into the mainstream with 2003's brooding hardcore The Artist in the Ambulance and 2005's atmospheric Vheissu. Into the 2010s, Thrice issued five consecutive indie Top Five efforts, peaking with 2016's hard rock-leaning To Be Everywhere Is to Be Nowhere.
Thrice formed in 1998 in Irvine, California. Guitarist/vocalist Dustin Kensrue, guitarist Teppei Teranishi, bassist Eddie Breckenridge, and drummer Riley Breckenridge all knew each other from high school and the neighborhood skate park, and the usual round of practices, music competitions, and local gigs helped hone their new band's sound. By late 1999, Thrice had amassed enough material to cut a proper record. Working with Death by Stereo's Paul Miner, the quartet recorded 12 tracks and self-released the Identity Crisis LP in April 2000. More gigs followed, and Thrice's mounting buzz sparked the interest of Hopeless/Sub City's Louis Posen.
This weekend in its classical performances the Houston Symphony presents "The Artistry of Augustin Hadelich".
Amazing artistry, beloved favorites, and exciting new discoveries are all in store in these concerts featuring brilliant Grammy Award-winning violinist Augustin Hadelich as soloist and leader. The concerts begin with Bach’s magnificent Concerto 
for Violin and Oboe, spotlighting Principal Oboe Jonathan Fischer. Then, Hadelich performs Shostakovich’s bold and dynamic Sonata for Violin, Percussion, and Strings and the sparkling Prelude from Bach’s Partita No. 3. To close, Hadelich shares a beautiful concerto by Joseph Boulogne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, the son of a slave who went on to become one of the most important violinists and composers in Paris.
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Using a very basic set up, and a secret cocktail of plug-ins, Audien worked diligently to hone his craft. By age 17, while his friends were either preparing college applications or teeing up jobs, Audien began to test the waters by sending his unsolicited music out to producers, labels & bloggers. This weekend the EDM creator will be in the Bayou City at Stereo Live Houston.
Audien hails from Mystic, Connecticut his bio says from a musical household. His mother is a jazz aficionado. In 2008, he was introduced to electronic dance music through trance songs in video game soundtracks. Fascinated by the sound of trance, he learned to recreate songs from Armin Van Buuren's A State of Trance podcasts
With his ability to create fresh tracks in auto-pilot, Audien has turned his attention to performing live, a craft he takes just a seriously as his production. Audien recently performed at some of the hottest clubs in the US including L.A.’s Exchange & Lure, San Francisco’s Ruby Skye & Harlot, New York’s Pacha, XS in Las Vegas, and Miami’s LIV. With more big shows forthcoming, Audien is ready to continue his rapid rise out of Mystic, and around the world.
This weekend at Cezanne its the Ted Wenglinski Quartet.
A native of St. Louis, Ted studied classical piano with University of Houston professor Albert Hirsh while still attending Clear Lake High School. He returned to Houston after graduating with a degree in music from Austin College, forming the fusion band Stratus with bassist Dave Nichols in 1982. Stratus would become a staple of the Houston jazz scene, recording 4 CDs and performing extensively at festivals and venues across Texas for 20 years.
EDM master Drezo makes his way to Houston's downtown Rise Rooftop this weekend. Insomniac.com describes the DJ as,
"Bold, aggressive, malevolent. These are all words that define Drezo. The LA-based producer has carved a brazen path in the last 5 years to be where he is today while making no compromises along the way. This unapologetic attitude has earned him 
fans from all over the world, allowing him to play shows in not only his homeland of America, but as well as Asia, Australia, Europe, and more. His dedication to the craft has earned him the consistent support from nearly every top DJ in the industry including Skrillex, Rezz, Diplo, Porter Robinson, Dillon Francis, and DJ Snake.
