Umphrey’s McGee was jamming on Saturday night at the House of Blues.

The Tyler Childers show was a lot like a revival service. He took us to the church of country.

The tight pack known as Bob Weir & Wolf Bros made its way to  the historic Majestic Theatre in Dallas Thursday night for a sold-out concert. For those who somehow don’t know, Bob Weir was a co-founding member of the Grateful Dead and will lead Dead & Company on their…

John Mellencamp brought hits, deep cuts and lots of cussing to Grand Prairie on Wednesday night.

Maybe it was a change in ownership at The Factory or maybe it was just a sign of maturity, but Erykah Badu did not keep the crowd waiting on her 52 birthday show.

Jane’s Addiction almost got to tour recently with its four original members, but as singer Perry Farrell told us last week, the group’s famed lead guitarist Dave Navarro is still dealing with the lingering effects of long COVID.

For the first time in over four years, Gorillaz is back on tour. And the animated, “virtual” group is bigger than ever, having easily sold out the The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory on Saturday.

Red Hot Chili Peppers were firing on all cylinders at their Sunday night concert at Arlington’s Globe Life Field, the final night of their World Stadium Tour.

The second annual Red White & Groove concert took place at AT&T Discovery District in downtown Dallas on Monday

The term “legend” gets thrown around a lot, but if anyone has earned it, it’s blues guitarist Buddy Guy.

Remember when music was just plain fun? That’s what the crowd got this weekend with the return of G. Love to Dallas: infectious grooves, snappy, happy lyrics with singalong choruses and booty-shaking beats.

Dallas was treated to a rare live performance by Texas royalty this past weekend when Arc Angels performed at the Echo Lounge on Saturday.

Grammy winner Billy Strings took the stage Saturday night to an enthusiastic sold-out crowd at The Factory in Deep Ellum.

One of the best things about the world getting back to normal is seeing traditions make a comeback. On Saturday night, Ghostland Observatory renewed their tradition of playing one of the most outstanding laser dance shows for Halloween in North Texas.

For kids of the 1970s and ’80s, Hall & Oates was a band that was always playing in the background as we lived our lives, but never a band we focused on  – we’d only become aware of them after we learned their songs had bad words.