Michael Yo is a high-energy comedian known for his blend of candid personal stories, sharp cultural observations, and family-focused humor.

Crown Royal invited Houston Life co-host Tessa Barrera to see rising star Tanner Adell during her stop in Houston. Adell is making waves in country music with over 150 million streams and a rhinestone-clad Beyoncé collab under her belt buckle. Watch the video player above for the exclusive interview from her House of Blues Houston stop on the 'Giddy up, gorgeous' tour.

Texas Country Soul artist Josh Weathers is known for his powerhouse voice and electric stage presence. He's also known for using his platform to give back -- most recently raising more than half a million dollars to support Texas Hill Country flood relief. Josh is currently on tour and stopping in Houston at the House of Blues. Watch his full chat with Houston Life to learn more about the tour, his life as a parent raising six kids (four of whom he and his wife adopted), and how he still manages to make time to improve the lives of others.

Fans will watch a screening of the classic ‘Star Trek’ film and then get a chance to ask questions.

She brought the drama on Real Housewives of New York, but now she's bringing the glam to Houston. Countess Luann de Lesseps is taking the stage, and you won't want to miss her new moves, music, and the details of her next adventure.

Fans may know him from the band ‘Why Don't We,’ but now he's bringing his live solo show to Houston!

Chris Shepherd recently stopped by Houston Life to chat about the return of his popular ‘Table to Stage’ chef series with a new guest and a new venue.

Find out what the comedian has in store for his big hometown show at the House of Blues!

Our guide to the best of live music happening this weekend and in the week ahead.

Bryson Tiller is coming to Houston on his first tour in six years.

David Archuleta will be performing LIVE tonight at the House of Blues, and he’s making an appearance on Houston Life today at 1pm! He’s sitting down with us today to discuss his new ‘The More The Merrier Tour,’ and he’ll share what his new single release ‘Faith in Me’ means, and how it’s impacted him as an artist.

Hanson will be LIVE on Houston Life ahead of their concert tonight in downtown Houston.

Houston Life Reporter Melanie Camp met up with Australia's Thunder from Down Under to find out just how Aussie they really are...

Trap Karaoke is returning to Houston.

Cristina Amaro is an energetic and versatile performer! Selena Tribute Artist, Singer and Character Entertainer. Trained in contemporary singing, classical singing and dance. Multilingual (Spanish, English, Italian).

HOUSTON – Comedian Dave Chappelle is making his way back to Houston in March. In January, Chappelle tested positive for the coronavirus just before his comedy show scheduled in Austin, forcing his upcoming appearances to be canceled. According to a release, each ticket holder will have to take a mandatory rapid COVID-19 antigen test upon arrival at the venue. Officials said if the person tests positive for COVID-19, that person and all members of the same household will not be allowed inside the venue. AdOfficials said staff members will be required to wear masks at all times.

HOUSTON – Guests heading to comedian Dave Chappelle’s show in Houston on Thursday night needed more than a ticket to enter the House of Blues. “Mandatory rapid COVID-19 testing onsite prior to entering,” the venue said in a Tweet explaining the ground rules. “It’s a minor inconvenience for a good time.”The arrival times were staggered and you had to buy tickets in groups of four, Seymore said. “I’m not concerned for my safety or the safety of anybody else at all, frankly, just because of the measures they’re taking in order to ensure our safety,” Seymore said. Organizers have not yet said how many people were in attendance for Thursday night’s show or whether anyone who showed up at the door tested positive.

HOUSTON – Comedian Dave Chappelle is coming to Houston this week and there will be some restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic. Chappelle will perform at House of Blues from Thursday to Saturday, according to a tweet from the venue Monday. 3 nights of #DaveChappelle, this Thurs Nov 19 - Sat Nov 21. For Tickets: https://t.co/HOjCFncbsz pic.twitter.com/RjDKMhDyYr — House of Blues Houston (@HOBHouston) November 16, 2020The tweet also said that attendees will be socially distanced and tables must be reserved. Masks and rapid COVID-19 testing at the venue are required to enter.