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The Temper Trap, Miller Summer Mixtape and 'Holly Street' top list of Houston events

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By Cary Darling Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Australian band The Temper Trap. Zimmerman.Alberto The Temper Trap Australian indie-rock outfit The Temper Trap smashed onto the scene in the aughts with the shimmering track "Sweet Disposition," highlighted by the soulful, soaring vocals of singer Dougy Mandagi. The band developed a loyal following and a reputation as a strong live act, but decided to go on hiatus a decade ago. Now, the Temper Trap's back with a strong new album, "Sungazer," and a major US tour that hits Houston Sunday.
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Your guide to Houston’s must-see theater, music, dance and art this season

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By Ana Khan, Cary Darling Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
The fine-arts season in Houston never disappoints, and this 2026-27 lineup is no exception. From Matthew McConaughey and Pepe Aguilar appearing with the Houston Symphony to an exhibition of the works of  Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse at the Museum of Fine Arts, and from Houston Grand Opera's "Faust" to the Ensemble Theatre's "The Wash," a play about the 1881 Atlanta Washerwomen's Strike, the choices are wide and varied.
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Review: Wagner Moura and Greta Lee save Netflix's horror-thriller 'The Last House'

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By Cary Darling Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Greta Lee, Wagner Moura, Noah Sosnowski, Riley Chung in 'The Last House' Chris Baker/Netflix The Last House. Wagner Moura as Jason in The Last House. Courtesy Netflix The month of August brings viewers not one but two films about members of an American family trapped inside their home, not by high gas prices, but by some other malevolent outside force.
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