Live music in Rosenberg, TX

OC delivers an intimate blend of blues and jazz at Katy Vibes, with piano under the spotlight and a classic club atmosphere centered on timeless music. The relaxed setting pairs well with venue favorites from the kitchen and bar. Tickets are $5, offering an easy way to enjoy live blues and jazz.

Chad Gray leads the bill at White Oak Music Hall in Houston, joined by Butcher Babies and Devil's Cut. The event features a headlining performance from Chad Gray with supporting sets from both bands.

Karaoke takes over Katy Vibes with open-mic singing, regular karaoke throughout the night, and lively head to head battle rounds onstage. Food and drink specials keep the energy up while performers take turns at the mic, cheer on friends, and enjoy the crowd. Step into a battle for a chance to score a free shot. The recurring battles add a friendly competitive twist that keeps singers and spectators engaged. On Fridays and Sundays, karaoke happens only if no band is scheduled.

For more than two decades, this poetry lounge has brought spoken word together with a welcoming atmosphere, food, and drinks. After moving with the city from Paisanos to Shadow Bar, Bamboo Lounge, and Live Oak, it now takes place at Henke & Pillot in Houston. The show is hosted by Se7en and Dr. Bar None, with DJ El Guapo providing the music. Food and drinks are available, and tables and sections are offered.

Gov’t Mule brings more than three decades of fearless, soulful rock and an improvisational spark that has earned a devoted global following, led by Grammy-winning guitarist Warren Haynes. With over 20 albums, thousands of shows, and millions of records sold, the band continues to honor and push the legacy of American music. Their 2023 release Peace...Like A River includes special guest collaborations and follows the Grammy-nominated Heavy Load Blues, both captured during the same recording sessions. Ziggy Marley adds a powerful complement with a nearly 40-year career as a nine-time Grammy and Emmy-winning musician, producer, and activist. He blends reggae with funk, blues, and rock while exploring themes of love, justice, and empowerment, and through Tuff Gong Worldwide, Ishti Music, and his URGE charity he champions creative independence and supports children around the world.

House of Blues Houston welcomes Lilyisthatyou for a standing room only, all ages show. The venue operates cashless, so plan to use a credit or debit card or a mobile wallet like Apple Pay or Google Pay for purchases. Will call tickets can be picked up at the box office on the day of the show with a valid photo ID and the credit card used to buy the tickets. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed, and all bags will be searched before entry.

Karaoke lights up Katy Vibes on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, with food and drink specials fueling the fun. Singers can take the stage for solo performances, keep to regular karaoke throughout the night, or jump into lively head to head battle rounds. Battle participants have a chance to win a free shot, and the friendly competition keeps both performers and the crowd engaged. Friday and Sunday karaoke takes place only when no band is booked. Groups often pick favorite songs, challenge friends, or cheer from the audience while the venue keeps the energy high.

Warehouse Live Midtown hosts Deltron 3030 with Dan The Automator, Del The Funky Homasapien, and Kid Koala. This is a standing room general admission event open to all ages. The lineup is subject to change, and all sales are final with no refunds.

House of Blues Houston hosts L7 on The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 in Houston, TX. The event welcomes fans of any age and is general admission standing. Ticket access includes a public onsale, plus presale opportunities for Live Nation and Citi cardmembers, along with VIP package options.

Sir Tom Jones brings the Come Gather Round Tour to the stage, highlighting a career that has thrilled audiences for more than six decades. The Welsh vocalist behind classics like It’s Not Unusual, Delilah, and Green, Green Grass of Home has sold over 100 million records and continues to earn acclaim, including for recent work such as Surrounded By Time. From a breakthrough in the 1960s to collaborations that span generations, from Stevie Wonder to Ed Sheeran, his influence crosses styles and eras. Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2006 and known as a coach on The Voice UK, he remains active at 85, still performing and recording while adding new chapters to a storied legacy.

This social evening features cocktails, food, and music, plus both silent and live auctions. Attendees will have opportunities to mingle with Houston officials and connect with a wide range of guests throughout the event.

The award-winning performer John O’Hurley brings a 90-minute evening to Doc’s in Houston that celebrates the timeless songs of the Great American Songbook and pairs them with stories from his eclectic career. Known for standout moments on Seinfeld and Dancing with the Stars, he weaves those highlights into a mix of nostalgia, humor, and personal reflection. Expect classic melodies alongside tales from his upbringing and the influences that shaped his sense of style and character. Presented for a single night with two performances.

Space City Sound invites anyone who enjoys singing and a cappella to a weekly open rehearsal at Pines Presbyterian Church. All voice types and experience levels are welcome. It is a friendly opportunity to meet the ensemble and get a feel for their rehearsal process.

Leonid & Friends, an internationally acclaimed tribute to Chicago, performs live at the Stafford Centre in a presentation by Main Street Crossing. The performance features precise musicianship, tight vocals, and a lively stage presence as the band revisits favorites like 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?, Beginnings, If You Leave Me Now, and Feelin’ Stronger Every Day. The group returns to Texas for this show. All ages are welcome. Tickets are on sale.

Culture Beat presents a salsa night at Mamajuana Café in downtown Houston featuring a free lesson with @gohector, live music by Yamilka y su Orquesta with guest bands, and DJ David Cruz. Start the evening with dinner and happy hour, then stay for dancing with plenty of space to move. No partner is needed and entry is free. The venue combines elevated Latin cuisine with a speakeasy-style area for relaxing, conversation, and connection.

A laid back night of music bingo set to familiar hits, with bonus games between rounds and multiple chances to win. No experience is needed. Listen for the tunes, mark your card, and play along. Held on Thursdays.

Cody Ray Henry comes back to The Bunker Ice House for an acoustic show.

Weezer appears with The Shins and Silversun Pickups for a concert at Toyota Center in Houston. Three bands share one stage for a multi-artist show.

Stoic Theatre at the University of St. Thomas stages Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for a New World, an intimate musical that explores life’s turning points. The cast includes Kyle Stephens, Adyson Owens, Gianna Domuret, Logan Rouse, and Nenna Ogalla. Eric Domuret directs, with music direction by Paulina Lane and choreography by Alanis Garcia. A cast of five delivers a focused, song-driven performance.

The Spazmatics bring their live show with a range of ticket options. Advance general admission is $25 and includes fees. Reserved tables are $50, seat up to four with a view of the stage, and are assigned by order of purchase based on best available. VIP reserved tables are $100, seat up to four, and are offered in two setups. One places the table side stage on a bench seat in front of the stage, and the other provides an elevated view of the stage with bar access. Table reservations do not include a general admission ticket. This is an 18 and up event, and minors are allowed with a parent.

SOMBR brings the You Are The Reason Tour to Toyota Center with special guests The Last Dinner Party and The Hellp. This event presents SOMBR on stage alongside these guests.

Girl Can't Help It brings a tribute to Journey to Willow Fork Drainage District's Central Green Park, with Tracy Perez delivering Steve Perry's soaring high notes and control. The group mirrors hallmark elements of the band, from Jonathan Cain inspired keyboards and Neal Schon styled guitar work to bass grooves reminiscent of Ross Valory and the steady pulse associated with Steve Smith. The show features the biggest Journey songs played live in the original keys. Audiences will also hear select 80s rock favorites from other iconic artists of the era, along with a few surprises that include standout tracks from Steve Perry's solo career.

Bayou City Horn Band performs live at No Label Brewing Co., delivering a horn-driven rock set that blends classic oldies with newer songs. Expect danceable tunes and a feel-good mix that keeps the energy up throughout the show.

The Heights Theater hosts a performance by Deer Tick. Tickets go on sale.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to Houston for an all-ages show. Supporting acts may change without prior notice. To streamline entry and reduce contact with personal items, the venue permits bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, and every bag will be inspected, with extra screening for non-clear styles. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, Goth Babe, Spotify, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation presales, plus preferred ticket options and VIP packages.

No Stairway delivers a live tribute to the music of Led Zeppelin, honoring the band’s iconic sound on stage. Admission is limited to guests who are 21 and older.