Darrel Herbert

1998 Dallas Observer Music Awards Nominees

Hasta manana

The sun's about to come out for the Tomorrowpeople

The 1997 Dallas Observer Music Awards

The sun's about to come out for the Tomorrowpeople

Schmidt happens

After 10 years of being told he was the Next Big Thing, former Three on a Hill and Funland frontman Peter Schmidt makes the best record of his career. And he did it, for the most part, all by himself.

At a Toad's pace

No, the Toadies haven't broken up. They're just taking their own sweet time

Scene, heard

New New Bohemians, Tomorrowpeople part with manager, The Eagle does fashion, and more

Across the Bar

Deep-sixing Deep Ellum Records; The Tomorrowpeople play every song they know; Pleasant Grove gets Last Beat; Adventures of Jet hopes to be Born on the World Wide Web

Move Over, Flickerstick

A Dozen Furies wins Battle for Ozzfest

Hell Freezes Over

It took seven years to make a new record. It took five months for The Toadies to call it quits.

Dallas Stars

The Toadies haven't put out an album in a few years. Really. It's true.

Playing Possum

After six years, The Toadies' new album is finally finished, and it's good. So why isn't it out yet?

For Your Weekend Listening Pleasure: A Brief Musical History of the Toadies (Slaphead!)

Via.Clark Vogler and Todd Lewis at Trees in '97​The Dallas Observer Music Awards Showcase Concert is tonight in Deep Ellum, with Sarah Jaffe, Centro-matic, the Old 97's and the Toadies scheduled to play the outdoor stage beginning 'round 4:30, when Jaffe goes on, whilst some 50 others play surroun ... More >>