Tyler, the Creator Played a Secret Show in Dallas
Tyler, the Creator made an unofficial stop in Dallas to play a secret, exclusive show.
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10 Best Concerts of the Week: Love Sick Drug, Steve Earle, Glizzy Fest and More
What a weekend we have mapped out for you this week! This is the Fourth of July Weekend you have been waiting for, all pandemic long.
A Tale of Two Bands: Def Rain’s Ashley Leer Talks New Work With Abbreviations
For about a decade, Ashley Leer lead the experimental post-punk group Def Rain. For about three years, she’s also lead the indie-pop group Abbreviations — at times abbreviated as ABBV.
The Other Half of Daniel Johnston’s Creativity Is on Display at Ro2 Art Gallery
When cult icon Daniel Johnston died September 11, 2019, after suffering a heart attack just one day after he was released from the hospital for an unspecified kidney problem, tributes poured in recounting his undeniable songwriting talent.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Speedealer, Robert Earl Keen, Cure for Paranoia and More
Every week we do our best to spread or best concert roundup across the week a bit, but this week has an absolutely loaded Saturday night.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Reckless Kelly, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Shakey Graves and More
Things are getting hot in Dallas, and we’re not just talking about the temperature. You’re definitely going to need something cooler than 78 degrees to handle the fire from the stacked lineups this weekend has in store. Leah Lane’s birthday show, a punk night at Main at South Side and…
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FIT Is Not A Supergroup
FIT began as a conversation between two Hunters. For some time, Hunter Moehring had been wanting to do a project aside from his work with Sealion to do something with his friend Hunter Cannon of Coywolfe, The Birds of Night and Strokes tribute band Different Strokes. “Hunter and I had…
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Joshua Ray Walker, Tiësto, Blue October and More
Now that all this rain finally seems to be letting up, a couple of North Texas favorites bookend this week’s concert calendar, such as Vaden Todd Lewis of the Toadies and Blue October, going acoustic at Legacy Hall in Plano.
10 Best Concerts of The Week: Old 97’s, Vanessa Peters, Bowling for Soup and More
This week is full of North Texas’ favorite musicians returning to the stage. Things start off with a bang when Old 97’s head to The Colony with help from Joshua Ray Walker and The 40 Acre Mule.
Seryn Is Back From Hiatus With a Brand New Song, More on the Way
The last time Denton-born indie-folk outfit Seryn came to Dallas, it was April 14, 2019, breaking a nearly three-year hiatus.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: The Crystal Method, Ishi, Paul Cauthen and More
We’ve got an eclectic mix of talent hitting the stages of North Texas this weekend. Thursday kicks us off with a night of rock at Gas Monkey Bar ‘n’ Grill while things get busy (child) with The Crystal Method over at It’ll DO.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Jade Bird, Jack Barksdale, Corey Taylor and More
What a week to see a show! Singer-songwriters dominate our list this week as we patiently wait for big-name acts to make their return to North Texas.
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Mutha-Falcon’s Diya Craft Finds Strength in Standing Out
Diya Craft fronts Denton band Mutha-Falcon, a punk-fusion outfit that mixes funk and hip-hop while keeping a solid foundation in punk rock music. The band’s frontwoman is just as multifaceted.
Jonathan Terrell Wanted to Pitch ‘Highway’ to Billy Ray Cyrus But Kept It For Himself Instead
It’s noon on a Wednesday, and Jonathan Terrell is at home in Austin doing vocal warm-ups and blending up a fresh batch of green juice.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Drowning Pool, Acid Carousel, The Meteors and More
This week we get to see a couple of bedroom projects come to life when Telephone House and Big Sug throw their EP release parties for projects started during the pandemic.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Pat Green, Mean Motor Scooter, Sarah Jaffe and More
The forecast calls for sunshine and warmer weather this weekend, and with more people getting vaccinated and more venues getting a lock on their COVID protocols, this seems like the perfect weekend to finally get out and do something if you haven’t already. This weekend also sees the return of…
From Chaos to Car Wash: A Day Around Denton With The Wee-Beasties
It was right after churches let out Sunday afternoon. An older couple was driving down Hickory Street toward the Denton Square, possibly discussing their lunch options. The woman turns her head away from her husband as they approach Fry Street, looks to her right and sees Richard Haskins, the big-boned…
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Lorelei K, Raul Malo, FIT and More
Several singers are breaking away from their bands to play music for you this week starting with Matthew Logan Vasquez of the Delta Spirit, Jaret Reddick of Bowling for Soup and Raul Malo of The Mavericks. There are also some brand new bands to check out this week like FIT,…
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The Couple Behind The Cush Has Been Making Music Together for Almost 3 Decades
Burette and Gabrielle Douglas have been playing together since they met through mutual friends. Their first a music project, Buck Jones, broke up three albums and several tours later, but Burette and Gabrielle never did, and have been married for nearly 30 years. The couple founded Fort Worth psych-rock band The…
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Miranda Lambert, RiFF RAFF, Ubbi Dubbi Festival and More
This weekend, a lot of acts we haven’t seen in a while are coming back to the stages we love. Miranda Lambert makes her return to North Texas, celebrating her 15-year career at Billy Bob’s Texas 40-year anniversary. Meanwhile, acts that went completely underground, such as Ghoulsby, are reemerging from…
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Dwight Yoakam, Wee-Beasties, Medicine Man Revival and More
This Thursday through Saturday offers North Texas music fans a wide array of genres and venues to choose from as we welcome the warmer weather. From a three-night residency from an old country singer who came up on the punk stages of LA to hip hop with a community perspective, these ten shows are sure to get you ready and into action. They should also give you a pretty solid idea of the local bands to be looking out for weekly.
Milan Merlo Wants to Showcase Women Musicians Through Her Honey-Sweet Company
Milan Merlo just wasn’t feeling creative out in Arkansas. A Dallas-girl, born and raised, she decided to move back closer to home, transferring to the University of North Texas, where she found a community. “I just started meeting like a lot of creatives like photographers, videographers and musicians,” Merlo says…