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  Space City Gets Its Own Red Dwarf In Houston's Newest Midtown Venue [UPDATED]

  June 22 at 4 a.m.

  Red dwarf stars are some of the smallest, faintest and longest living stars in the galaxy. Space City is about to get its own Red Dwarf in the new Midtown venue opening July 1, in the previous location of the popular bar, Mongoose Versus Cobra at 1011 McGowen. Red Dwarf...

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  The Sky's The Limit: Axelrad Will Host First Rooftop Concert With El Lago And Flower Graves [UPDATED]

  May 21 at 7:48 a.m.

  As the city is slowly opening back up, bars and music venues are trying to find ways to roll with the new normal. Axelrad, the eclectic outdoor midtown bar, planned an innovative event weeks before the Governor announced his decision to begin phase two of reopening the state. Axelrad will...

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  Independent Music Venues in Houston Are Fighting To Stay Alive

  May 19 at 4 a.m.

  There is no industry that has been safe from the economic wrath of the COVID-19 pandemic. The effects, long or short term, cannot be denied but one area that will most likely suffer for a long time is the music industry. Music venues, large and small, were some of the...

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  Antonio Eyez Blasts Into The Future With The Second Coming

  April 24 at 4 a.m.

  When an artist as monumental as Prince passes away, he leaves a gaping hole in the landscape of popular music that is not easily filled. As we reach the four-year anniversary of the artist's passing, his influence is still as present as ever. Houston’s downtown venue Lucille’s holds a yearly...

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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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  Seeing Stevie Ray: Local Photographer Tracy Anne Hart Captures The Texas Blues Scene [UPDATED]

  March 11 at 4 a.m.

  To photographer Tracy Anne Hart Texas blues is her religion and Joe Ely, Jimmie Vaughan and his brother Stevie Ray Vaughan are her holy trinity. She began photographing musicians, specifically guitarists, as a student at the University of Texas many years ago and then homed in on the Texas blues...