For one night, Houston felt open, layered, and unmistakably alive. Houston Fest blurred the line between club night and full-scale festival, creating a fluid, multi-room experience where different sounds, scenes, and energies coexisted under one roof. Hosted at AFËR (formerly Fast Ferrari) in Midtown, Houston Fest marked the latest chapter from All Hours Records , which previously launched two Dallas Fest editions before expanding the concept south. The lineup featured mor

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