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Yes. Although, you won't find much information about it. It was in 1986 I think, the only reason I know about it is because I witnessed it. It was far more than a concert though. It was the first and greatest skyline laser and fireworks spectacular ever known to date. It was in Houston because it was the centermost metropolis in America. The reason you won't find info about it is because the proceeds for the concert went towards aids research. However, what Liberace failed to mention is that the majority of the money would fund free aids treatment clinics situated in homosexually predominant areas across the country. In 1986, homosexuality was not looked upon with favor in conservative Texas. Texan politicians of the day then went to great lengths to ''erase'' the memory of this epic event from all forms of media, which wasn't much to do then. Of course, since there is no proof of this, it still remains a conspiracy theory.

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Q: Did Liberace ever do a live performance in Houston TX?
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