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  New Doc Finally Gives Suzi Quatro Her Due

  June 25 at 4 a.m.

  In the mid 1970s, she was a pioneering female rocker at a time when that term was nearly nonexistent, a hugely popular record and concert attraction, and a style icon. That is…in much of the non-U.S. world. Here in her own home country, the singer/bassist born and bred in tough...

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  Amazon Prime Helps Bring The SXSW Film Festival To Audiences At Home

  April 27 at 4 a.m.

  With the decision to cancel SXSW this year also came the decision to cancel the SXSW Film festival, leaving participating filmmakers with little to no options to find an audience for their films. The SXSW Film Festival was the first film festival to cancel instead of postponing their event during...

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  Beautiful Noise: LEYA Finds Ground Between Worlds [UPDATED]

  March 12 at 5 a.m.

  With the decision to cancel SXSW, bands from all over the world and venues in Austin are trying to fill in the gaps and make due with the current situation they find themselves in. One of those bands is New York-based experimental duo, LEYA who had been accepted as an...

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  Born To Ramble: Ramblin' Jack Elliott Rambles To Houston For Two Special Events

  Friday, August 30, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  Ramblin’ Jack Elliott is the Holy Grail of folk music. His long career has been honored, studied and copied by artists since the ‘50s, with his most famous apprentice by far being a young Bob Dylan. The 88-year-old rambler will be passing through our town yet again for two special...

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  5 Best Bets This Weekend in Houston: Houston's B-Day, Murals and a Lost Ark

  Thursday, August 29, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  We're casting a wider net this weekend, but it's all for a good reason. There's a chance to hear John Williams' epic score for Raiders of the Lost Ark in The Woodlands and a stop in Galveston to celebrate the 125th anniversary of The Grand 1894 Opera House. Closer to home,...

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  MFAH Puts "Jazz on Film" and In Your Ear

  Thursday, May 30, 2019 at 5 a.m.

  For the seventh anniversary of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s “Jazz on Film” series, Founder and Curator Peter Lucas has once again put together a screening schedule as varied as the music itself. Running over three weekends, it includes a mixture of material from the Jimmy Stewart drama Anatomy...