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Last Night: Sublime With Rome at The Woodlands

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He may not be Nowell, but considering the circumstances, Rome ain't exactly a poor substitute. In fact, given his stage presence and all-around buoyant attitude during the group's performance, Sublime with Rome might just have more staying power than was originally expected.

Personal Bias: It may not be the original lineup, but I'll take any excuse to sing along to the likes of "Santeria" any day of the week.

Overheard In the Crowd: "Tits and ass? Yup, you've got my attention."

Random Notebook Dump: There were these two young women standing in front of my friend and me, who, throughout the entire show, just didn't stop moving. I mean, damn. These girls were into it. One of them was a brunette; the other, a redhead. One was wearing a black and white sundress; the other, white short-shorts and a pink tank top.

They were grinding up on one another, grabbing each other's asses and really having a ball (and giving a show to all the men behind them). And that, boys and girls, is why we looooooooove live music.


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Matt is a regular contributor to the Houston Press’ music section. He graduated from the University of Houston with a degree in print journalism and global business. Matt first began writing for the Press as an intern, having accidentally sent his resume to the publication's music editor instead of the news chief. After half a decade of attending concerts and interviewing musicians, he has credited this fortuitous mistake to divine intervention.
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