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  Texan Headliners Dominate at Lollapalooza

  August 3 at 6:38 a.m.

  Chicago kicked off its annual music festival Lollapalooza, with thousands from across the country gathering for the four-day event celebrating music and arts. Despite being north of Houston, two Texan favorites were headliners at the Bud Light stage: Khalid and Travis Scott. Scott's headlining act was all the more significant given that it came a mere hours before his anticipated album, Astroworld, which pays homage to the late amusement park along with Houston culture. (Photos by Mohammad Mia)

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  The Best Houston Press Concert and Music Festival Scenes of 2018 (So Far)

  July 27 at 4 a.m.

  Inhibitions tend to be set aside at music concerts and festivals, or maybe it's just people getting to be the persons they always wanted to be. In any case, most fans are happy to listen to some good music and have a relaxed time with friends, while artists give it their all. All of which makes for good moments captured by our roving band of photographers. (Photos by Jack Gorman, Mohammad Mia, Roderick Pullum and Eric Sauseda)

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  Last Girl: The Best Houston Music of The Week

  July 25 at 4 a.m.

  Sets from Soccer Mommy, Turnpike Troubadours, Royce Da 5'9", Rich Homie Quan will be in Houston this week while locals like Mockingbird Brother, Astragal will round things out. Tonight you can get started at Spruce Goose when the psych pop of Austin's Food Group swing by to perform. These guys...

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  The Suffers Don't Play It Safe On New Record

  July 10 at 4 a.m.

  The Suffers are easily the most successful act to come out of Houston in the past five years, and on their second record Everything Here, they build upon their jam infused sounds by venturing into other genres, including some baby steps into gospel. They open with the Paul Wall featured...

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  Want to Spend July 4 With a Whole Lot of Music, People and Fireworks Houston?

  July 2 at 5 a.m.

  Music and fireworks. It's time for CITGO Freedom Over Texas again, the city's fourth of July celebration and this year boasts new live music acts on four stages. There's lots of music, activities for kids and, if all goes as planned, a good time for all. This year kicks off with...

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  Happy Hour: The Best Houston Music of The Week

  June 27 at 4 a.m.

  This week sets from Weezer and Pixies will be here in town as well as  Shakey Graves, Stars, Gouge Away, Dirty Projectors and Geoff Tate, while locals Cactus Flowers and Rose Ette will round things out. Tonight you can begin with the orchestral and well crafted pop of Canada's Stars at...