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Editor's note: It's time to look back at the top Houston news of the week. Two RodeoHouston concerts caught your attention (one with an abrupt end), plus two upcoming additions to the Heights. Get the details on our five most popular stories below, and find the best things to do in Houston this weekend right here.
1. Shuttered Heights eatery will soon transform into a neighborhood cocktail bar. Houston’s only location of fast casual seafood restaurant Flying Fish may have closed in November, but the space won’t be empty for much longer.
2. Post Malone's road show lifts up RodeoHouston with heart and soul. Post Malone brought his ongoing F-1 Trillion road show to the largest rodeo in Texas this week, with what was easily the hottest ticket of the season.
3. ‘Electrical incident’ abruptly cancels Journey concert at RodeoHouston. Journey’s sold-out RodeoHouston show in front of over 70,000 fans was cut short March 14 during the middle of “Don’t Stop Believin’,” the fourth song of the evening. According to a statement from RodeoHouston, an electrical fire near the starred stage scuttled the show.
Journey left the stage early.
Photo by Brianna Griff
4. Meet the married chef duo operating 2 Houston restaurants. On this episode of “What’s Eric Eating,” chefs Kirthan and Kripa Shenoy join CultureMap editor Eric Sandler to discuss their restaurants EaDough and Auden.
5. New Houston hotspot debuts with a seasonal spin on prix-fixe dining. One of this year’s most eagerly anticipated new restaurants will soon open its doors. The countdown is on for Camaraderie, which will begin dinner service on Thursday, March 26.
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