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Gladys Fuentes

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Gladys Fuentes

    Beyond SpongeBob: Tom Kenny & the Hi-Seas Bring The Party - Houston Press (opens the original)

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    Tom Kenny is the man behind many voices. Known mainly for bringing Nickelodeon’s SpongeBob SquarePants to life, Kenny has voiced a wide array of characters on The Powerpuff Girls, CatDog and Rocko’s Modern Life, to name a few. One of the ultimate perks of being a voice actor is being unrecognizable to the public while pushing your craft to millions of viewers. For the past decade, Kenny has been using his voice differently as the leader of Tom Kenny & the Hi-Seas, a 12-piece rock and soul band.

  2. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Gladys Fuentes

    Bob Log III Brings His Tour To Houston - Houston Press (opens the original)

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    Bob Log III puts on a show that incorporates all of the body’s senses. Known for being a one-man band featuring Log in a full Evel Knievel-type jumpsuit with a helmet housing a telephone microphone, Log plays his guitar fast and hard and takes no prisoners in his quest to stir up his audiences while keeping the beat with his feet on his drum kit. “I’ve always enjoyed making a room full of people crazy and that is basically the point of all of my songs,” says Log while driving through Kentucky on

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Gladys Fuentes

    Marina Rocks Celebrates Vinyl Release - Houston Press (opens the original)

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    Having a name like Marina Rocks, audiences might already suspect that she takes her guitar playing seriously. “Every gig I have to try to live up to it but that’s okay,” laughs Rocks. The Austin native has deep roots in Houston where she led the rock trio The Guppies for over a decade. She even has her personal studio here, Two Fisted Pixie, where she works on her albums calling the studio her “Batcave.” “I love Houston,” says Rocks of her long ties to the city where people often assume she stil

  4. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Gladys Fuentes

    The Mavericks & Friends Come To Houston - Houston Press (opens the original)

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    After losing their frontman Raul Malo last December, The Mavericks have found a way to keep the music going with The Mavericks & Friends: The Music Lives On tour. The tour will stop in Houston on Friday, September 18 at the House of Blues Houston. “It’s been everything that you can imagine,” says longtime guitarist Eddie Perez about the group’s decision to move forward and their latest string of dates together this summer. He describes a blend of joy and warmth with the ever-present feeling of l

  5. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Gladys Fuentes

    LA LOM Brings Their California Soul To Houston - Houston Press (opens the original)

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    When LA LOM, The Los Angeles League of Musicians, began playing as a trio in the lobby of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel eight years ago, they could not have imagined how the band’s career would take off. LA LOM is made up of Jake Faulkner on bass, guitarist Zac Sokolow and Nicholas Baker on percussion and between the three, there seems to be no limits to what they can play. LA LOM will come to Houston as part of The Constellation Tour featuring The Womack Sisters and Thee Sacred Souls on Friday,

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