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The Secret Group
Houston, TX•15.5K Followers•19 Upcoming concerts
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Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, The Secret Group is located at 2101 Polk St in Houston, TX. For directions and parking info, visit The Secret Group’s official website at https://www.thesecretgrouphtx.com/ or call them at 1-832-898-1088. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Houston, TX on Bandsintown.
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What fans are saying
so much energy and obviously love their fans. they stuck around after to do pictures and signing even while they packed their gear (dont bring merch to be signed though because they cant sign merch) they played all of their songs so dont have to worry about a setlist.

Preston
This show was great, I got to see my favorite band and was introduced to a new one all together! The concert hall was big enough for all the only downside was that the merch stands took up a bit of the space. Other than that I can't complain, great show!!🥰

Alexis
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I stumbled across Dead Posey by chance when Spotify tossed one of their songs onto a playlist, and from the first gritty, haunting note I was hooked. Seeing them live? That took it to another level entirely.
Lead singer Danyell Souza and guitarist Tony Fagenson (formerly of Eve 6) are an absolute force together — both musically and in how they command a stage. The energy between them is electric, and it spills right out into the crowd. You don't just watch Dead Posey perform — you feel it.
Danyell, in particular, has this rare ability to make every single person in the audience feel like she’s singing directly to them. It’s not an act; it’s connection. Her voice is raw, powerful, and completely mesmerizing, and when you lock eyes with her for even a second, you believe you’re part of something bigger.
I was lucky enough to take part in a meet-and-greet before the show, and it only made me love them more. Instead of a quick photo-op and a canned speech, they took the time to introduce themselves, share their story, and genuinely get to know the fans in the room. They asked us questions, laughed with us, and treated every person there like a friend. No pretense, no rockstar ego — just good, authentic people who care about the community they're building.
One moment that stood out happened during the show itself. There was a young girl in the crowd, visibly shy but clearly enamored with Danyell. Mid-song, Danyell made a point to lean down, take her hand, and share a moment that girl will never forget. It wasn’t staged or showy — just real, human kindness in the middle of a pounding, high-energy set. That’s who Dead Posey is.
Dead Posey is criminally underrated right now, but it won’t stay that way for long. Their sound is fresh, fierce, and emotionally charged, and their live performance leaves nothing behind. If you haven’t listened to them yet, you’re missing out. And if you get the chance to see them live — take it. They’re
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