The weekend’s knockin’! Might as well answer in cowboy boots. Me Nd Adam hits Dan Electro’s on April 9 for their Homecoming Texas Tour. Enter to win a pair of tickets and two-step into some Austin-bred Alternative Country Rock!*

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• Your next concert could be on us! We just added a fresh batch of White Oak Music Hall giveaways, including The Bends (2/25), The Elovaters (3/7), Yellow Days (3/8), Rainbow Kitten Surprise (3/22), Snow Tha Product (3/29), ERNEST (4/2), Langhorne Slim (4/13), and The Crane Wives (4/21).

• Make the friendship bracelets. Taylorville, an unofficial live Taylor Swift tribute, is headed to The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on June 13. Get ready to “Shake It Off,” relive your “Love Story,” and sparkle all night!

• Talk about making sueños realidad. Fuerza Regida is launching their biggest tour yet, and the This Is Our Dream Tour is set to light up Daikin Park on July 26. Houston, prepárate. It’s going to be puro pinche party vibes.

• It’s a victory lap in real time. J. Cole’s The Fall Off Tour pulls up to the Toyota Center on September 16-17 with sharp bars, stadium-sized moments, and a catalog that raised a generation.

• Latin rock icon Juanes returns to the Smart Financial Centre on October 4, bringing the Juanes World Tour to Houston with an all-new production inspired by his upcoming album, JuanesTeban.

FREE STUFF FRIDAYS

Still waiting on that tax refund? Same. Luckily, we rounded up the best free things to do in Houston so you can have a full weekend without spending a dime. Concerts, pop-ups, parties, and more! Your wallet deserves this break.

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• LinkedIn-core, but make it cool! DoStuff is hiring a motivated Client Success Manager to grow partnerships across Houston, San Antonio, and DFW. Tell your ambitious friend. Or update your resume.

• The rodeo is going big, partnering with America 250 to celebrate 250 years of independence. Expect new carnival rides, exclusive merch, brand collabs with Hey Dude and Lane Boots, fresh Wrangler and Hennessy activations, plus 14 new shopping spots.

• Rice University secured $14.2 million from the Texas Space Commission’s $150 million fund to boost the state’s space ecosystem. The grant will launch a new center at the Rice Space Institute focused on workforce training, education, and moon-based research!

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