Houston Life Correspondent Melanie Camp busted down the stage door and broke in backstage at Hobby Center to chat with Houston Symphony Principal Pops Conductor Steven Reineke ahead of his show with artist Common.

Fans of the 2018 Marvel Studios hit “Black Panther” have a chance to see it in concert in downtown Houston.

HOUSTON – The Houston Symphony has announced its programming from January, which will include two Classical Series programs that will celebrate Beethoven’s 250′s birthday, according to a news release. “Houston-based vocalist and saxophonist David Caceres—who makes his Houston Symphony debut—is featured in the program full of big band standards,” according to the release. Jan. 29-31Guest conductor Paolo Bortolameolli will lead the symphony in a performance that will continue the celebration of Beethoven’s birthday. The symphony’s Principal Cello Brinton Averil Smith will take center stage for the performance of Hayden’s Cello Concerto No. Anyone interested in purchasing tickets for the live performance or live stream can visiting the Houston Symphony’s website.