Spring Thing Recap: Stars of the Event

Last Thursday, the Campus Activities Board (CAB) hosted their first-ever “Spring Thing” event, introducing three Houston-based music artists between 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. to UHCL in the backyard of our own Recreation and Wellness Center building.

In addition to the music artists, there were an assortment of other activities and attractions to also check out while there, including a rock climbing wall, face decorating, an inflatable pedestal joust arena, and complimentary food and snacks.

For those who either couldn’t make it or just want to know some more about the artists they saw, read on for a bit of information over those who performed there, as well as to see some photos taken by The Signal staff!

Elevator Days

Their first EP, ‘Growing Out’, is out currently out on all major music platforms, along with a documentary on YouTube covering their last tour, ‘Growing Out | Documentary’.

You can also find them on Instagram @elevatordaysband

Lavi Bly

Aside from doing an interview with us, their new single, ‘idky’, is out now on all major music platforms and they’re prepping to go on tour in 2 weeks!

Lavi Bly will be back to perform in Houston, May 10 (Axelrad Beer Garden) and May 17 (Oak Music Hall).

Their Instagram is @laviblyy

Midnight Beverage

Their latest single, ‘Maybe I’m Okay’, is out now on all major music platforms along with their album ‘FADED’.

They are @midnightbeverage on Instagram

Until next Spring

If you enjoyed your time with the bands, consider following and supporting them on their socials and at future performances.

And if you’re looking for more shows like this one we had on campus, I suggest stopping by Axelrad Beer Garden’s 11 year anniversary show this Saturday (just please don’t forget your hearing protection).

You can check out the lineup on their Instagram, @axelradhouston.

And now behold! Here are some of the pictures taken by The Signal’s team throughout the event. Let us know your favorite performance or activity of the night down in the comments, and we sincerely hope that similarly engaging events on campus continue to be made.