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  A Sign Of The Times: Antonio Eyez Releases New Single "Last Days"

  July 3 at 4 a.m.

  “Say Their Names” has become a rally call for those who say there have been years of racial injustice, systemic racism and police brutality and that the names of victims shouldn't be forgotten. Local artist Antonio Eyez released a new single “Last Days” along with a powerful video to express...

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  Chris Frantz Remembers Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, and Most of All, Tina

  July 2 at 4 a.m.

  Chris Frantz remembers very vividly the first time he ever laid eyes upon one Martina Weymouth. It was September of 1971, and was lounging on a grassy park with a fellow student at the Rhode Island School of Design. When he saw a vision. “Suddenly, as in a scene from...

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  Austin City Limits Music Festival Cancelled for 2020

  July 1 at 11:08 a.m.

  Organizers of the Austin City Limits Music Festival have just announced the annual event won't be happening in 2020. Without ever mentioning the words "coronavirus" or "COVID-19" the organizers say: "We would have loved to put on another memorable show this year, however, with the uncertainty surrounding the current situation in...

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  Streaming Concert Watch 7/1: Bowling For Soup and More

  July 1 at 4 a.m.

  Is it already (and yet only) July? So far, it feel like 2020 has been simultaneously the shortest and longest year on record. This whole pandemic has thrown me for a loop, and I’ve never had such an open calendar since I had a driver’s license. But I'm trying to...

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  Love In The Midst Of Mayhem: A Timely Message From Joe Ely

  June 30 at 4 a.m.

  Love is a tricky thing that's been called everything from a bitch to the only thing we need. Texas songwriting legend Joe Ely has made it the main focus of his newest album, Love In The Midst Of Mayhem. The ten track album was released digitally in mid April and...

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  Inside the Identities and Intersectionalities of Houston's LGBTQ Music Scene

  June 29 at 4 a.m.

  Pride month looks quite different from years past without its annual traditions of parades and festivities in the midst of a pandemic and ongoing social unrest. But cancelled celebrations and concerts haven't yielded lower visibility of Houston's LGBTQ music scene, a network of socially charged, politically aware artists that range...