Promotional Events

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  Houston Press City of Spin
  Various Locations [Map]
  Thu., June 12, 9:00pm
  Join the Houston Press at this year's City of Spin. See 10 DJ's in 2 nights on June 12 & 13 at 9pm (No Cover). DJ Homicide from Sugar Ray will headline Thursday, June 12 at Status. DJ Roctakon will take to the stage on Friday, June 13 at Zeppelin. Four local DJ's and 1 national act to play each night at each location. Thursday at Status: DJ LUCAS KEIZER, JOSH DUPONT, DJ RED, DJ STYLUS. Friday at Zeppelin: JESSICA LOZANO, DJ POOKS, BOBBY BLISS, DJ BIZ. VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE NOW!
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  Houston vs. FC Dallas
  Robertson Stadium [Map]
  Thu., June 26, 8:00pm
  Houston Dynamos vs FC Dallas on June 26th. While at the game, stop by the Houston Press tent (inside Gate 7) for your chance to win great Houston Dynamo and Houston Press prizes! Also, come decked out in Dynamo gear and have your picture taken to become a featured Dynamaniac and appear in the Houston Press. Check out the complete Dynamo schedule and purchase tickets here.
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  ZZ Top Concert DVD Launch Party at Hard Rock Cafe
  Hard Rock Cafe [Map]
  Mon., June 23
  Members of the legendary rock band, ZZ Top, will make an appearance at Hard Rock Cafe to launch the band's first ever live concert DVD. Monday, June 23, 2008. Doors Open at 7pm. See it streamed live here!
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  Houston Press Concert Series
  Pub Fiction [Map]
  Wed., June 25
  Big Names. Small Venue. Free Show! Join us at Pub Fiction the last Wednesday of every month! Don't miss Bart Crow & Paul Russell (of Bart Crow Band) on June 25th! You must be 21 + to get it in. Pub Fiction will fill up fast so get there early! Doors open at 4pm. 2303 Smith in Midtown. 713-400-8400
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  Starbucks Mixed Media Music Series
  Museum of Fine Arts, Houston [Map]
  Sat., June 21
  The Starbucks Mixed Media Music Series at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is back. Saturday, June 21, from 8 p.m. - 12 midnight. Music by Glass Candy & Farah with hosts DJs: Skull Gange Disco, Bad Knives, Prklsr, & Juan the Terrible. The series draws inspiration from both John Alexander: A Retrospective and Learning by Doing: 25 Years of the Core Program. Must be 18 or older. Free admission for MFAH members, $15 for non-members, or $10 for students with ID.