In celebration of Black Music Month, The Miller Outdoor Theatre is bringing you “Keeping the Music Alive,” featuring The Ernest Walker Band and Friends.
This live performance will be bringing the iconic sounds of R&B and Hip Hop 
legends, remembering the classic sounds that have been stirring souls for generations.
“This music is part of our culture,” Walker said. “I think it is important that we educate the younger generation, exposing them to the type of music which has been setting trends for years.”
Rhythm and blues is a genre of popular music that originated in African-American communities in the 1940s. The music has evolved over the generations, touching our souls with something to fit anything anyone was going through from the “Down Home Blues” (Z.Z. Hill), to “Love and Happiness” (Al Green) to the songstresses telling love interests they were “Giving You the Best That I Got” (Anita Baker).
One of Austin’s most celebrated musicians, Bob Schneider, is set to release his new album, Blood and Bones – his 7th studio album since his 2001 solo debut Lonelyland. This weekend Schneider is in the Heights at The Height's Theatre.
Blood and Bones captures Schneider at a unique, and distinct, place. “Most of the songs are about this phase of my life,” he admits. “I’m re-married, I have a 2-year-old baby daughter who was born over two months premature because my wife had 
life threatening pre-eclampsia. So dealing with that traumatic event while getting older and looking at death in a realistic, matter of fact way, experiencing the most joy I’ve ever experienced along with feelings of utter despondency in a way that would have been impossible to experience earlier in my life, all comes out in the songs. My relationship with my wife is the longest committed relationship I’ve ever been in, so there was a lot of uncharted territory there to write about.”
This weekend in the Heights its Austin's Bob Schneider.
Ray Benson
@The Grand Opera House
in Galveston
Dominating the Texas music scene since the early1970s – before it was cool – Ray Benson, six-foot seven-inch front man and founder of the world-renowned Western swing band Asleep at the Wheel is certain to delight and entertain in a unique solo 
acoustic performance. A nine-time Grammy award-winner, Ray’s set will include hilarious behind-the-scenes stories of working with legends in the industry and secrets behind some of his favorite songs. More info at www.thegrand.com
Sat Jun 26, 2021 5pm & 8pm
2020 Postoffice St.
Galveston, TX 77550
Directions (map)
Steel Panther is Michael Starr [lead vocals], Satchel [lead guitar], Lexxi Foxx [bass], and Stix Zadinia [drums] and they say they have certainly waved the flag for sex, drugs, and metal to the point of keeping this holy trinity alive since 
emerging in 2000. However, they fulfill (i.e. engorge) this mission to its fullest potential on their fifth full-length, the aptly titled Heavy Metal Rules. The solos screech louder, the vocals soar higher, the drums hit harder, and the bass throbs mightier than ever before.
“You’re going to hear something familiar, but you’re also going to hear something new,” says Michael. “We grew as musicians and as people. The core values stay the same: Heavy Metal Rules and hot chicks are fun.”
“We’re going to write about sex, drugs, and all of the Bitchin’ shit from the 80s we love,” Satchel leaves off. “It’s a great feeling to be in this band. We have a blast. We love each other. We’ve been through a lot together. We’ll keep on rocking until one us breaks a hip or some shit.”
“We really do love heavy metal and performing,” Michael concludes. “We’re going to fucking conquer the world the Steel Panther way. Heavy metal is coming back. Pretty soon, everyone’s going to have long hair and wear spandex.”
Employing what he's labeled 'hard funny,' Christopher Titus, star and creator of the former Fox television show, "Titus," has released nine ninety-minute albums in over 
the years. Known for leaving no stone un turned, especially within his own life and family, Titus takes his audience on a 90-minute ride that will leave them exhausted from laughter. To see one of Christopher Titus' shows, is to know him, and love him.
Titus is currently performing his tenth and newest show, "Zero Side Effects." He also wrote, directed and starred in a full-length film called "Special Unit," made back in 2017, that won several film awards, and was released in 78 countries.
Since forming his own production company in 2009, Combustion Films, Christopher Titus can be seen regularly on his popular YouTube channel “ChristopherTitusTV,” where he produces livestream comedy content, including his popular comedy sketch show, and seen on the “Titus Podcast” which he co-hosts with fellow comedian Rachel Bradley.
This weekend at Warehouse Live, The Ballroom we can say the national pandemic is nearing its ending here in the Bayou City with this line up.
The promoters have put together seven groups that will take eveyone from Saturday afternoon to late night. Its Warehouse Wired. The headliner is Buckcherry.
Buckcherrry recently announced their Hellbound tour which passes through Houston this weekend as part of Warehouse Wired 
weekend.
In 2005, lead vocalist Josh Todd and lead guitarist Keith Nelson reformed Buckcherry with a new lineup and released a new album in 2006, 15. It contained Buckcherry's biggest crossover hits to date, "Crazy Bitch", and their first Billboard Hot 100 top ten hit, "Sorry".
In April, Buckcherry announced their new album Hellbound (due for release 25th June 2021 through Earache Records and Round Hill Records), along with the release of a new single and accompanying video "So Hott" (which was nominated for Classic Rock Magazine's Track Of The Week) and the announcement of a North American tour. Marti Frederiksen (who has previously collaborated with Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Jonny Lang and Sheryl Crow - he's "like the sixth member of Aerosmith," said Buckcherry guitarist Stevie D) and is being sold on a variety of collectable vinyl (pink, yellow and orange via Earache Records and black and clear smoke vinyl via Round Hill Records).
Saving Abel from Corinth, Mississippi by Jared Weeks and Jason Null. The band is named after the biblical story of Cain and Abel, in which a man named Cain kills his 
brother Abel. Band member Jason Null thought up the band title saying "I Googled the story of Cain and Abel and found a line about 'there was no saving Abel,' which just jumped out at me."
Original lead singer Jared Weeks left the band at the end of 2013 to pursue a solo career. Scott Austin of Trash the Brand was chosen as his replacement.
Established in 2020, Art Museum TX is a not-for-profit institution in Fort Bend County, 
Texas, dedicated to presenting the region's contemporary art to the public. Art Museum TX provides an interchange for visual arts of the present and recent past, presents new directions in art, strives to engage the public, and encourages a greater understanding of contemporary art through education programs.
