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The 10 Best Concerts in Houston This Weekend: Curtis McMurtry, 7 Seconds, Marco A. Solis, etc.

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Marco Antonio Solis Toyota Center, August 10

Duality is part of the mystique that surrounds Mexican crooner and composer Marco Antonio Solis, whose resonant voice can extract a few tears from even the most macho of hombres. He is at the same time rugged and refined, soft-spoken and operatic, and romantic with just a touch of deviousness, skills that have allowed the former lead singer of Latin-pop powerhouse Los Bukis to sell more than 20 million records throughout his 35-year career, including 2013's Gracias Por Estar Aqui ("Thanks For Being Here"). With each one, Solis delivers songs of love and heartbreak, gazing deep into his soul to provide the emotional fuel that kindles the lustful flames of amor. MARCO TORRES

FIVE MORE SHOWS WORTH CONSIDERING

Lil Jon DJ Set: What?! Okay! Atlanta crunk icon turns down for no man. (Bayou Music Center, August 8)

H-Town's Next Up: Great bill of local rappers on the rise Doeman, De'Wayne Jackson, Onehunnidt and Stoppa. (Warehouse Live, August 8)

Wanda Jackson: The one and only "Queen of Rockabilly" is having a party, and you're invited. (Continental Club, August 8)

Billy Block Birthday/Benefit: Cancer-battling Houston native whose credits number Billy Joe Shaver, B.W. Stevenson and Townes Van Zandt (among a ton of others) returns from Nashville to celebrate with friends like Rock Romano, John Evans, the New Jack Hippies, Jack Saunders and lots more. (Dan Electro's Guitar Bar, August 10)

Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Fest: Lord have mercy; headliners include Avenged Sevenfold, Korn, Asking Alexandria, etc.. Here's a full rundown. (Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, August 10)

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