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He’s one of the most talented Texas boys to take the star-entertainer stage at RodeoHouston this year, and it just so happens to be his big rodeo debut.

Monday at the Rodeo is a great thing for folks who want to avoid the big crowds and still enjoy everything that the massive event has to offer.

RodeoHouston is set to release its highly anticipated artist lineup ahead of the 2023 rodeo.

On Tuesday's show: With chilly temperatures headed this way later in the week, are we confident the power grid will hold up? And Houston Congressman Al Green discusses issues affecting the region and answers listener questions.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo announced Monday that tickets are going on sale this Thursday for three entertainers slated to perform at the 2023 Rodeo.

To accompany your next trip, here are 11 songs (and a full album) from recently released and upcoming albums that feature a range of genres.

^ Keep Houston Press Free Support Us LocalCommunityJournalismI Support Support the independent voice of Houston and help keep the future of Houston Press free. With ten studio albums to his name, the Fort Worth native is a country artist by way of rock and roll. During quarantine, the singer-songwriter released “Watch The World Die,” an ominous, COVID-inspired track that bemoans the state of things in the days of national unrest and a pandemic. Jimmy Eat WorldLive-Streaming – 15 JanuaryIn late 2019, Jimmy Eat World released its 10th studio album, Surviving. More than three decades later, Wainwright remains one of the most talented composers in the industry, with nine studio albums, three live records and dozens of features to his name.

Here's our weekly concert watch list, which includes another GRID concert at White Oak Music Hall and a handful of streaming options. St. Paul and The Broken BonesWhite Oak Music Hall – 7 p.m. – 2 DecemberFor the better part of a decade now, St. Paul and The Broken Bones have been darling children of vintage soul enthusiasts. See them perform at White Oak Music Hall tonight. LocalCommunityJournalismI Support Support the independent voice of Houston and help keep the future of Houston Press free. With ten studio albums to his name, the Fort Worth native is a country artist by way of rock music.

The Rest of the Best:Steven Dayvid McKellarWhite Oak Music Hall 01.09After ten years and four albums with Civil Twilight, singer-songwriter Steven Dayvid McKellar embarked on a solo career. Hailing from Cape Town, Africa, McKellar's solo work is sure to please longtime fans while offering less alt-rock-oriented listeners an opportunity to appreciate his vocals. He performs this Thursday at White Oak Music Hall. Planet BootyWhite Oak Music Hall 01.12Hailing from Oakland, California, Planet Booty bills itself as a combination of eclectic electro-funk and original R&B. On tour in support of Guilty Pleasure, a six-track EP released in 2019, Planet Booy will perform on Sunday at White Oak Music Hall.