Insect Warfare from Houston Texas is officially calling it quits. There last show is scheduled for Dude Fest in Indianapolis on June 21st. For those of you that didn't know Insect Warfare played live at KVRX on May 21st 2006.

Houston blues legend Calvin Owens, a trumpet player, conductor, and arranger best known for his tenure as B.B. King’s bandleader in the 1950s, 70s, and 80s, and for his successful solo career thereafter, died on Thursday from his home in Houston. He was 78 years old.

Listen tonight to Depleted Resource from 11pm-1am. Tonight we are having Fire Team Charlie play live on the show. Fire Team Charlie is a melodic hardcore band from Houston Texas. If you like bands like Rites of Spring this will be right up your alley. Depleted Resource is on KVRX 91.7 FM every Thursday night from 11pm-1am central time.

The Houston Astros made their biggest offseason move since Roger Clemens went from "no" to "maybe" about 12 years in a row. Miguel Tejada, most famously from the Oakland teams of the early 2000s, was traded from Baltimore this morning in a multi-player deal.

Houston gets: SS Miguel Tejada

Baltimore gets: OF Luke Scott, 3B Michael Costanzo and pitchers Dennis Safarte, Matt Albers and Troy Patton

As the only KVRX sports guy who blogs about music, I think it's my duty to let you know how the Glass Candy show went in Houston: Well.

They were in Austin last Wednesday supporting Architecture in Helsinki, so maybe some of you have already seen them on this road trip. I was busy that night, plus I hate Emo's outdoor and their smoke-filled cattle pen of a venue.