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One of the biggest COVID-Casualties in the music biz has been the cancellation of Record Store Day. The annual event celebrates independent stores and their music head/crate digger customers. They descend upon real brick-and-mortar buildings to snap up what are now hundreds of exclusive and limited edition RSD releases each...
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She’s a snake, even if she’s never broken your trust. She’s your best friend, sharing her secrets in your ear. She’s a good role model, the girl next door you want your kid to be. She’s too outspoken and needs to stay in her lane. She tries too hard and...
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There was no shortage of tacos, music, tequila, great weather and good times for Tacolandia at The Waterworks At Buffalo Bayou on Saturday, October 19. And the inner's list from the judging panel: Most Interesting Taco - Part & Parcel, Best Traditional Taco - Cochinita & Co., Best Pork Taco - Tatemo, Best Beef Taco - Lupe Torilla,
Best Overall Taco - Tatemo. And People's Choice Award - Cyclone Anaya’s (Photos by Eric Sauseda) -
The Vegan Society of Peace hosted their annual VegFest Houston on the main concourse of Minute Maid Park Saturday. Lucky were those who got there early as the event was attended by thousands. By noon the concourse was packed with attendees and areas were near gridlock as attendees stood in line for food, products and samples from hundreds of vegan vendors. (Photos by Eric Sauseda)
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Georgia based singer, songwriter, and record producer Ernest Weatherly Greene Jr., known professionally as Washed Out, returned to Houston to play an evening of beautiful, dreamy music Sunday night at White Oak Music Hall.
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If you made a list of the most hazardous and patience-testing job descriptions in the history of rock and roll, “Road Manager for the Replacements” would certainly rank toward the upper echelon. The brilliant, but notoriously self-sabotaging and wildly-behaving alt-rock band were not known for their refined manners. Or trying...
