This weekend at LiveNation's 713 Music Hall in Houston POST will be Travis Tritt and Chris Janson.
(From All Music.com-Stephen Thomas Erlewine) A versatile Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and actor, Travis Tritt was one of the leading new country artists of the early '90s, holding his own against Garth Brooks, Clint Black, and Alan Jackson. He was the only one not to wear 
a hat and the only one to dip into bluesy Southern rock. Consequently, he developed a gutsy, outlaw image that distinguished him from the pack and helped propel him to the top of the charts with platinum-selling records like Country Club. It's All About to Change, and T-r-o-u-b-l-e. His recorded output slowed in the 2000s and beyond, but efforts like The Storm (2007) and Set in Stone (2021) had little problem finding their way into the upper echelons of the country music charts.
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(From All Music.com-Steve Leggett) Possessing an easy swagger and sly sense of humor, Chris Janson carved out a niche that resided somewhere between the party-hearty bro country of the 2010s and the brawny country-rock of Eric Church. Janson cut his 
teeth as a professional songwriter, penning Tim McGraw's "Truck Yeah" and Justin Moore's "Off the Beaten Path," prior to cutting "Buy Me a Boat," a lean and funny tune that gave him his breakthrough hit in 2015. Janson moved toward a breezier style on his subsequent hit "Fix a Drink" and 2019's Real Friends, but with All In in 2022, he emphasized the grittier elements of his music, partially through collaborations with Church.
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(From Everipedia.com-Earchive) Kaivon became inspired to start making electronic music after attending Coachella 2014, which featured artists 
like Zedd, Chromeo, and Martin Garrix. Prepared to play on the same stages that once inspired him, Kaivon began to pursue the road less traveled and began producing.
Kaivon's style of music is influenced by artists like RL Grime and Skrillex. Tracks like “Reborn” and “Let Me Go” are melodic yet powerful future bass bangers that are sure to get listeners feeling emotional. Each one of his songs has a completely different feel, but they are all imaginative nevertheless.
Kaivon recently established his presence on the scene with his impromptu debut single releases all following a theme of “rebirth.” Through these single releases, Kaivon aims to tell the story of how one can lose themselves over the course of their lives, and then be reborn into their true beings. Evidently, Kaivon’s message has resonated with his audience as he has already garnered worldwide fans since his debut. Kaivon has emphasized that he only wants to put out solo originals for the time being because he wants his true, vulnerable self to be conveyed to the world.
The Black Keys continue to make up touring ground since the pandemic with a perform in The Woodlands this weekend. Recently Dan Auerbach talked up how finishing up their latest album with drummer Patrick Carney is as exciting as touring, 
Auerbach spoke to azcentral.com, "We're both just totally addicted to recording even now," he says. "I don't know what it is. But we get such a Auerbach high off getting in there and creating something out of nothing, pulling songs out of thin air. It's like this magic trick we learned to do when we were 16 and we never stopped. We never got tired of the trick."
(From All Music.com-Andy Kellman) The maternal grandson of Bob Marley, Skip Marley is part of the legendary reggae family that also includes his mother, Cedella, and uncles Ziggy, 
Stephen, and Damian Marley, yet his own sound adds touches of contemporary pop, rap, and rock forms. He first rose to prominence after being featured on Katy Perry's 2017 hit "Chained to the Rhythm," which he followed over the next few years with several singles of his own. The languorous "Slow Down," his chart-topping 2019 collaboration with H.E.R., was included on his debut EP, Higher Place, the following year.
Johnny Gill
(From All Music.com-Andy Kellman) When he scored his first of eight Top Ten R&B singles in 1984 with the Stacy Lattisaw duet "Perfect Combination," Johnny Gill sounded less like a teenager than he did a mature contemporary of Peabo Bryson and James Ingram. Although the ballad didn't necessarily jump-start the singer commercially, he was added to the lineup of New Edition in time to record the multi-platinum Heart Break (1988), which broadened his audience. This soon led to a true solo breakthrough with Johnny 
Gill (1990), a platinum and Grammy-nominated hit perfectly coordinated with the commercial peak of new jack swing, a style that suited his deep and sometimes growling baritone. After two more gold solo albums, additional success as one-third of LSG with Gerald Levert and Keith Sweat, and continued, if irregular activity with New Edition, Gill tended to his solo career with a trio of studio albums released across the 2010s, capped off with the ballad-rich but stylistically eclectic Game Changer II (2019). Read more @All Music.com (Click Here)
Ralph Tresvant
(From All Music.com-Ed Hogan) Ralph Tresvant sang lead on New Edition's hits and had his own gold number one R&B hit with the silky "Sensitivity." He was the last member to release a solo project of his own. All of the group's previous members had number one R&B hits: Bobby Brown with "Girlfriend " and Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins, 
and Ronald DeVoe as Bell Biv DeVoe (aka BBD) with "Poison." Besides this, Tresvant had New Edition's formidable chart success to contend with: four number one R&B singles, "Candy Girl" (gold), "Cool It Now," "Mr. Telephone Man," and "Can You Stand the Rain." Could Ralph Tresvant have hits after New Edition as a solo artist? But then again having Tresvant's record come out after his previous bandmates could be an advantage because he could gauge what his music should be like based on the response of the fans. Read more @All Music.com (Click Here)
After 7
(From All Music.com-Andy Kellman) One of the most refined contemporary R&B vocal groups, After 7 arrived near the end of the 1980s and hit the Top Ten of Billboard's R&B/hip-hop chart with their first four albums, led by the platinum After 7 (1989) and gold follow-up Takin' My Time (1992). 
While After 7's hot start occurred during the new jack swing era, the singers' easy harmonies and continued songwriting and production assistance from Babyface and L.A. Reid -- the duo behind "Ready or Not" and the Grammy-nominated "Can't Stop," both Top Ten pop hits -- enabled them to make a smooth transition with Reflections (1995). After a subsequent split, the group reconvened in the mid-2000s to perform, and added to their discography the next decade with Timeless (2016). Originally consisting of Melvin Edmonds, Kevon Edmonds, and Keith Mitchell -- the Edmondses are Babyface's brothers -- After 7 has changed lineups over the decades. Read more @All Music.com (Click Here)
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.
