North of Fort Worth, on the outskirts of Alliance Airfield, sits a collection of non-descript warehouses. It’s home to an assortment of characters who might fit in a Tom Cruise movie scene.
On Saturday, Chris Penn, Tim DeLaughter and the Polyphonic Spree hosted their annual Christmas extravaganza and variety show.
On Sunday, Argentina beat France in one of the most dramatic, gut-wrenching, nerve-wracking World Cup finals ever played.
Italian rock band Maneskin played a sold-out show at the South Side Ballroom on Tuesday as part of their first major U.S. tour, and we had questions.
It’s normal for an album release party to be full of family and friends, and Jacob Metcalf’s didn’t break that trend.
DOMi and JDBECK opened their North American tour Monday night at a sold-out Deep Ellum Art Company. The tour comes in support of the duo’s first album, Not Tight, which we named Best New Album in 2022.
This is a happy story, with a happy ending. Let’s back up a bit. Our protagonists are John Dufilho and his daughter June, who just turned 12.
On Friday night, Fontaines D.C. played a show at The Studio at the Factory. Originally from Dublin, the band now calls London home, and are touring behind their third album, Skinty Fia.
Here’s a parental advisory: If you are a fan of the British rock band IDLES and did not attend Thursday night’s show at the Factory in Deep Ellum, these photos may fill you with intense feelings of regret.
Maybe you are lucky enough to have a close friend from back in the day. Life and circumstance dictate that you can’t get together very often, but when you do there are hugs and laughter, memories and maybe a few tears as well.
Here’s something you need to know: Tripping Daisy will be playing a surprise pop-up show Sunday, Aug. 28, at the Kessler Theater. If you want tickets, you better jump on that now.
This Saturday, Aug. 27, the Kessler and Good Records are throwing a worldwide release party for the documentary film (and soundtrack album) Live from the Astroturf.
Four straight shows in Deep Ellum, at four different venues, just in one weekend. It’s an idea that’s so outrageous, so bodacious, so dangerous and frankly so ridiculous.
Deep into the month of July, Dallas is in the mist of a heat wave that won’t go away. The grass is brown, the creeks are dry and the asphalt melting.
It’s crawling toward midnight on a steamy Monday evening in Deep Ellum. Elm Street is just about empty, except for a small crowd standing outside the big garage door windows of Three Links.
Less than 12 hours from the official announcement that overturned 1973’s landmark decision in Roe v Wade, abortion activists and supporters rallied across the street
Fan Expo Dallas took place over the weekend at Dallas’ Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, and this year’s guests included hobbits Sean Astin and Billy Boyd
In the middle of a song, Max Cavalera walked toward the drum riser and gave a nod to his brother Iggor. It’s a small thing, but sometimes those little things are the most important.
So many things about Mitski ( born Mitski Miyawak) seem at odds with each other, but somehow she makes them all work.
Every spring, the locals of California town San Juan Capistrano dress in costume to celebrate the miracle of rebirth and the swallows returning to their home.
Is Marc Rebillet more contagious than the omicron variant? It’s a fair question, or at least it was for a few hours on Friday night at the Factory in Deep Ellum.
LeAnn Rimes was back in town and we should all be happy about that. The holiday season is a good time to remember that Dallas has a lot to be thankful for, and two of those things were on display Friday evening when LeAnn Rimes played a Christmas concert at the elegant Winspear Opera House.
