On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Live Nation Entertainment, Inc., the parent company of Ticketmaster and other properties such as House of Blues and Austin-based promoter C3 Presents. The 124-page antitrust complaint, joined by the District of Columbia and 29 other states, alleges in great detail that Live Nation…
Some of these lawsuits are as entertaining as the shows themselves.
Is hardcore going mainstream? Knocked Loose is just fine with that.
The outspoken intellectual was in North Texas for a pro-Palestine rally, and we found ourselves in the back of an SUV with him discussing much more than the conflict in the Middle East.
Balloons, Buc-ee’s and Brainiac: the Good Records anniversary had it all.
The exhibition includes hundreds of objects relating to bands like Sex Pistols and DEVO.
Dallas-Fort Worth is a well-known metal destination. These 5 metal bands will rock you this year.
If you’re going to any major festivals this year, be on the lookout for these Dallas-area musicians.
The Birthday Party once played a Dallas show to a near-empty house. The legendary band led by Nick Cave broke up shortly thereafter.
After going viral for an explosive interview this week, Katt Williams is selling out his comedy tour.
Behind every great artist, there are a whole bunch of names you haven’t heard of. Here are the most influential obscure artists.
Bands don’t select album covers at random. In fact, one of the most grueling decisions for a band may be how best to present a collection of its work to a critical audience. For better or worse, the cover is an extension of the album, building on that album’s message…
Ever the forgiving type, Mr. Van Winkle refused to let his host’s 91 felony charges deter him from entertaining on New Year’s Eve.
After the Power Trip reunion in Austin, claims that deceased vocalist Riley Gale’s family was never consulted brought to light a years-long legal battle (and its recent conclusion).
The billionaire supervillain is bringing a lawsuit to Texas. But why?
Dallas may not have its own version of “New York, New York,” but it gets called out plenty in songs, and not all of them are country.
Forty years ago, Melvins changed the music landscape. The world just didn’t know it yet.
Live Nation’s new plan is great news for musicians, and not-so-great news for smaller venues and promoters.
Drizzy kicked off his two-show run in Dallas with a spectacular production.
They’re not The Four Seasons, but Satanic doo-wop band Twin Temple say they’re actually much nicer than they seem.
Sunday concluded the “Metallica Makeover” weekend, with the heavy-metal band playing AT&T Stadium for the second time.
“If [people] think there’s going to be any lack of energy in this show, they’re sorely mistaken,” Cooper says.
