With spring in the air and COVID-19 protocols diminishing, it’s starting to feel like the good ol’ days again when you could just go be in a crowd and enjoy a show from some band, no matter who they were. With the Deep Ellum Arts Festival returning to its normal…
This week’s concerts in North Texas are little bit all over the place with a huge festival, a benefit show, rappers-turned-country artists, legendary bands, bossa nova techno, up-and-comers and everything in between.
After two years in pandemic hell, North Texas finally gets to experience the aftermath of SXSW once again.
Elton John began his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour in September 2018 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The first leg of the tour saw two mesmerizing, sold-out shows at Dallas’ American Airlines Center two months later in December.
This week’s best concerts are all about nostalgia and activism. Your concert week kicks off with two of the biggest names in modern music gracing our local stages: Bob Dylan and Elton John.
The Majestic Theatre might just have been made for a performance by Nick Cave and his longtime collaborator Warren Ellis.
It’s a new month – Women’s History Month – and this week in North Texas there are several woman-centered events showcasing the incredible mix of female talent we are lucky to have
The weekend ahead looks a little cold and rainy. Thankfully, there is plenty of warmth to be found inside the venues hosting this week’s best concerts.
Elle King has been on the road plenty, with that raw country voice behind such barroom brawlers as “Ex’s and Oh’s” and the recent Academy of Country Music award nominee “Drunk (And I Don’t Want To Go Home)” with Miranda Lambert, but there’s something different about this tour.
Thursday through Sunday of this week are packed with incredible concerts to check out. With each day, live music fans will have choices to make, but we’re here to make that decision-making process just a little bit easier.
Nothing beats live music when the weather is nice, and this Valentine’s Day weekend is looking just right for you and that special someone with whom to share a couple seats (or, more than likely, share a really small space standing next to each other) at one of these incredible shows.
Winter Storm Landon arrived this week, creating a snowballing flurry of canceled shows for artists and venues. Dallas alt-country band Ottoman Turks had to call off the first night of its residency at the Barley House on Wednesday, and Deep Ellum club Three Links had to cancel punk band Authority…
It’s a week of smaller shows in North Texas, save for Oscar-winning singer-songwriter Ryan Bingham’s solo performance in Fort Worth this weekend. Over half of the best concerts in North Texas are in Fort Worth this week, two of them at Tulips. The week starts off, however, with two shows…
On Monday night, the marquee of the Oak Cliff music venue The Kessler read, “The Kessler remembers Trey Johnson, Musician, RIP.” The venue has been a favorite for State Fair Records artists to celebrate album releases or simply to showcase their talents. Only hours before the lights came up on…
The last time Tool came through the American Airlines Center, our reviewer was not impressed. The band’s most recent album, Fear Inoculum, had only come out a few months prior, and COVID-19 was still a distant threat. The album divided fans and critics alike. Some praised it as Tool’s most…
Ezra Furman has a thing about time, dates and places. She remembers Feb. 17, 2017, as a day when “I am shattered, I am bleeding, but God damn it / I’m alive” on “Peel My Orange Every Morning” from 2018’s Transangelic Exodus.
It’s a Monday night – the first evening’s rest of the new workweek, and Joe Blow from longstanding Dallas punk band Dog Company is by an old jukebox toward the back of Dan’s Silverleaf in Denton, admiring the selection of classic country and rockabilly songs.
Once again, North Texas shows itself to be a haven of diverse local talent with only two national touring acts making our list this week.
Two words describe the roster of bands we have coming to North Texas this week: spacey and bluesy. That’s not to say that these artists exist in one realm or the other.
Looking across the acts playing concerts this week, we can’t help but notice the incredible mix of songwriters we have coming our way.
It’s the first week back to work in the new year, which means that it’s probably already time for you to blow off some steam with some of North Texas’ best live acts – two of them to be precise
It’s a Tuesday afternoon, and Sur Duda’s lead singer Cameron Smith takes a break from helping a group of friends hanging out at The Boiled Owl Tavern.
