This will be another week of big decisions for music fans across North Texas: Seal, Melissa Etheridge, Lil Wayne and many more have concerts in DFW this week.

This is a big week in concerts, North Texas: Ween, EmmyLou Harris, The New Pornographers, Tyler Childers.

Name a song more fun to sing than ‘Kiss from a Rose,” we dare you. Seal is coming to Dallas this week. We’re there for that key change.

A weekly list of the 10 best concerts in North Texas, this week’s list features concerts from Lyle Lovett, M83, Stars and More.

Binge on brownies and put on some tie-due clothing because it’s all about psych rock this week in Dallas.

Taylor Swift isn’t the only artist playing North Texas, non-Swifties.

It’s a concert week filled with legends and new icons this week with acts such as Mavis Staples and Luke Combs.

This is one of the heavier concert weeks North Texas has seen in a while, with four metal shows and a hardcore show making the top 10.

Get ready to make some decisions, North Texas, because eight concerts from this week’s list are taking place on Friday and Saturday night. Future, Reverend Horton Heat, New Order, SZA, QueensrÁ¿che and more.

This week, North Texas will get a chance to see huge names including Buddy Guy, Muse, Steve Aoki, Carrie Underwood and more.

Each week, North Texas prides itself on hosting concerts for a wide variety of genres, and this week, it really is all over the place with roots rock, R&B, indie pop, country comedy, metalcore and so on.

Did Valentine’s Day not go like you planned, and now you’re looking for somewhere to not feel alone? Did it go maybe too well, and now you’re scrambling for another date idea?

What strikes you first about a Bruce Springsteen show in 2023 is that Springsteen & The E Street Band have been doing this together for 50 years.

There are some big names coming to town this week, and they’re long names too: Death Cab for Cutie, Bass Drum of Death, Los Lonely Boys, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band.

Well, now that things are starting to thaw out, there’s plenty of live music awaiting North Texans this week to get over that cabin fever.

North Texas music fans won’t have as many places to choose from this week as three venues are hosting two of this week’s best concerts: Tulips in Fort Worth, Trees in Deep Ellum and House of Blues in Victory Park.

If you’ve been waiting for a who’s-who concert week in local music, this is definitely it. Your concert week kicks off loud and local in Denton with metal band Ballista blowing the roof off Rubber Gloves and punk band Casual Relapse throwing a CD release party

With the year getting off to a slow start as far as national touring acts go, it’s another week of small and local shows that will let music fans get up close and personal with some bands that are sure to become their new favorite.

New year, new music, right? Here in the opening weeks of a promising 2023, the big touring acts have yet to arise from hibernation, making this week a great time to see something with which you’re either just vaguely familiar or something that you’ve completely never heard of before.

It’s time to bring it all back home as the year comes to a close. With the big touring acts home for the holidays, venues around North Texas have turned to the deep well of local talent in putting together their New Year’s Eve celebrations.