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In music culture, everything is cyclical. And one glance at today’s Top 40 charts dominated by hip-hop, pop, rap, and balladry means it’s time for yet another round of hoary “rock is dead” stories (insert yawn here). But newer and younger bands like th…
Read MoreEver tried to take photos at a concert? Find yourself dodging elbows, the sudden enthusiastic pop-up of the person seated ahead of you, or blinding lights that don’t help you capture the moment well at all? Well imagine if you did all this not just for…
Read MoreBoth Pearland and Friendswood offer options for residents who need to discard their Christmas trees after the holidays.
Read MoreThe Houston Press through its music writers and photographers probably over more shows than any other media outlet in town. We asked our reviewers to reflect on what for them were the most meaningful concerts they attended in 2019. Here’s what they had…
Read MoreAlthough this is Aaron Franklin’s first outpost in Houston, Tyson Cole is familiar with Space City.
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Read MoreOn Tuesday night in San Antonio, officials during the Rockets-Spurs game blew a call. This is nothing new. It happens frequently, far too frequently some might argue. However, in most cases it’s a missed foul or a ball that goes out of bounds off the o…
Read MoreGrowing up in San Antonio in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, Hector Saldana, Jr. and younger brother David say they enjoyed especially close familial ties with their parents and three sisters. Holidays were always special, but none more so than Christmas…
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