Sunrise Academy builds a sound big enough to transcend their Texas roots
Dallas DIY indie-pop duo Yakob Dye and Julian Sol Jordan talk about their upcoming album releasing this month and why one chord is plenty.
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A new meetup on the Katy Trail pairs strangers for a friendly stroll
Walk & Talk Social turns the Katy Trail into a weekly meet-and-mingle without the ice-breakers, apps or dating butterflies.
Poor David’s Pub keeps the music playing as David’s daughter inherits the legacy venue
One of Dallas’ longest surviving live music venues begins a new chapter as its founder passes the keys to his daughter. Now, she needs help turning the lock.
Sweat the setlist, not the summer: 10 DFW venues worth beating the heat for
A suitable thermostat setting might not be top of mind when deciding to catch a concert. But then again, this is Texas.
Joshua Ray Walker refuses to be counted out, and ‘Ain’t Dead Yet’ proves it
The Dallas country artist talks about his new album, prophetic lyrics and a fall homecoming.
The Polyphonic Spree will cram wonder and whimsy into upcoming Fort Worth show
Tim DeLaughter and Mark Pirro have been forced to find ingenious ways to fit their very large sound in very small rooms.
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Turnover took us to the future at a sold-out Tulips
Turnover’s Wednesday night show traded nostalgia for newness by bringing to life some of their best music released in nearly a decade.
North Texans created ‘Wishbone’, now they’re honoring the talking dog with a documentary
A new documentary called ‘What’s the Story, Wishbone?’ reveals how Dallas’ creative community built the beloved ’90s PBS show.
Universal Kids Resort promised family thrills, but delivered a $550M concrete carnival
Universal Kids Resort opens July 1 in Frisco, but the previews have sparked online backlash over barren theme design, no shade and lots of concrete.
A splashy field guide to North Texas’ 5 best water parks
Skip the rankings. We break down the best local waterparks by thrill, shade, price and crowds so you can pick your perfect summer splash.
10 movie dads who taught us how to love
From George Bailey to Marlin the clownfish, we honor the screen fathers who truly got it right this Father’s Day.
The 2026 State Fair Main Stage has the craziest lineup we’ve ever seen
No one goes to the State Fair of Texas for the music, but maybe this year they should.
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7 concerts to take Dad to this Father’s Day weekend
Dads love music so much they got an entire subgenre of rock named after them. Take Dad to a concert this weekend for a holiday he won’t forget.
Fangs out, suckheads: The ‘Blade’ vampire rave returns for a bloody good July 4 party
Skip the fireworks this year for a vampire party that promises blood bag daiquiris and a night straight out of the 1998 movie’s unforgettable opening scene.
Drunk Shakespeare will be stumbling into Deep Ellum this summer with ‘Romeo & Juliet’
The smash(ed) hit comedy will make its Dallas debut at Deep Ellum Art Co. this July through September.
‘RoboCop’ screening rallies Dallas to save I.M. Pei’s City Hall
A “RoboCop” benefit screening turned movie nostalgia into civic testimony for the Save Dallas City Hall Coalition.
Primus’ Les Claypool, Sean Ono Lennon will bring three bands to Irving for one wild night
Ahead of his June 25 show at Toyota Music Factory, legendary Primus bassist Les Claypool talks blur, danger and AI.
3 indie giants turned South Side Ballroom into a family reunion for All the Feelings Tour
Tuesday’s lineup of Stars, Broken Social Scene and Metric read like a family tree with deep indie-rock lineage.
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In the new queer horror triumph ‘Leviticus,’ the monster is the face of a loved one
Director Adrian Chiarella and star Joe Bird discuss the making of one of year’s best films ahead of its theatrical release this month.
‘Radiohead on Strings’ opens ConcertDome at Fort Worth’s Omni Theater
The new series turned the gloomy music of Radiohead into a string-led, cosmically immersive experience. And there’s more to come.
Deep Ellum art outlaws return to Main Street for Kettle Art Gallery exhibition
‘OGs Return to Deep Ellum’ reunites a handful of artists who helped shape the neighborhood’s creative identity in the ’80s.
The Dallas mall that helped build the ‘Backrooms’ universe
The 20-year-old director behind the new wildly successful horror film has a deeper connection to Dallas than most fans realize.