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Houston’s first-ever sober music festival “Recover Out Loud: Sober Fest 2023″ happening this weekend
Read full article: Houston’s first-ever sober music festival “Recover Out Loud: Sober Fest 2023″ happening this weekendIf you love music, but want to party in an alcohol-free environment, get ready to rock out sober this Sunday at White Oak Music Hall.
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White Oak Music Hall will resume concerts starting Oct. 23. Here’s what you need to know before you go.
Read full article: White Oak Music Hall will resume concerts starting Oct. 23. Here’s what you need to know before you go.HOUSTON – After shuttering its doors for several months due to the coronavirus pandemic, White Oak Music Hall plans to bring back concerts. Upcoming acts include artists Shakey Graves (Oct. 23-24), Major Lazer (Oct. 26), and Texas Legend Robert Earl Keen (Nov. 21). Get all the info at https://t.co/G4bGvHUMWV pic.twitter.com/QffZKfZs3m — White Oak Music Hall (@WhiteOakMH) October 6, 2020GRID Tickets will not be sold individually, but for groups who will receive a reserved space. Currently, White Oak Music Hall has a limit of 25% occupancy inside the building and in the lawn area. To learn more about how White Oak Music Hall is keeping their concertgoers safe, click here.