The possibility of time travel from the orange arena seating at the Don Haskins Center is apparently doable, following the legendary performance of Cher this past Friday as she kicked off her first 2020 show of the “Here We Go Again” tour in El Paso. The music idol rolled decades of hits into a 75-minute […]Read More
There was a lecture unlike most at the University of Texas at El Paso on Wednesday night led by a loud, hoodie-wearing, Jersey guy changing lives one f-bomb at a time. El Paso welcomed best-selling author, entrepreneur and motivational speaker Gary Vaynerchuk in one of many international tour stops aiming to level-up aspiring marketers and […]Read More
A .46-second blink of an eye will yield a “U.S.-Mexico border” search result list that ranges from desperate migrant children in squalid detention conditions, 154 pounds of prohibited bologna, Homeland Security lawsuits, and second to last, a thumbnail glimpse of light beams at the end of the national media tunnel vision. That thumbnail was an […]Read More
There’s a magic formula in the “Instagram Famous” social chrysalis, of which I may have inadvertently plopped into the front row seat while riding the click wave of a steadfast YouTube search that would evolve into an El Paso Herald Post headline. Local artist Miles Angel is on his way to compounding his digital existence […]Read More
They’re the all-encompassing descriptors of an El Paso artist’s heart, development and storytelling ability. Krystall Poppin’ delivered the goods in her latest album with the sticky-ickiest of beats. Raw Gold Honey reveals new layers of hidden vocal talents throughout her 13-track album that released at midnight on 915 Day, September 15. While EVERY track on […]Read More
A man traveled into El Paso with the sole intention to reconstruct a cultural injustice. This man did so with love, with an intention causing a far greater impact than its rivaling forces of racism and violence. Almost one month following a mass shooting tragedy that would rob 22 humans of their life, 24 of […]Read More
The full-color, 20-plus page catalog arrived monthly, just in time to hit our 4th week of allowance savings. If my kid sister and I each skipped a couple of lunch days each week, we could hit close to a combined $40 each month for our BMG Music CD collecta. A daily battle of the FM […]Read More
A year shy of its 10th anniversary Neon Desert Music festival broke attendance records this past Memorial Day weekend with over 45,000 glitter-globbed bodies pounding pavement in the Government District of Downtown El Paso. Having skipped the 2018 festival on the same terms as Cardi B’s 8th month of pregnancy, I returned with a new […]Read More
If you put your ear to the El Paso earth, a good listener will catch the faint rumble of a desert daisy bashing its way through the surface. The approaching week will see a flower burst into bloom by way of written word wizardry, an upcoming pivotal performance and an ensuing storm of supporters chanting […]Read More
Refrigerated air may have seduced many El Pasoans during the menacing weekend forecasts, but Downtown Street Fest organizers remained unfazed, and the rock ‘n’ roll die-hards swept the streets of Downtown El Paso glaring down the uninvited triple-digit guest. Headliners this year included Papa Roach, Alice Cooper, Jackyl, Dokken, Starset and In This Moment, a […]Read More
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