Sueños, Daze: Retro Reverie and Sonic Escapes at Dallas’ Black Cat Records ‘N’ Comics
Sueños and Daze’s first Texas run delivered on electrifying performances that paired well with Black Cat’s nostalgic charm.
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James Wallace Has Turned A Childhood Obsession with Film Into A Dream Come True
The Dallas-raised cinephile has honed his love for movies into a celebrated career by curating cinematic magic for the North Texas film community.
From Mesquite to Pixar: Jasmine Derry’s Stellar Journey to the Stars
The North Texas animator’s journey from small-town roots to crafting cosmic magic culminates in her work on Elio, Pixar’s latest adventure hitting theaters this weekend.
Pierce The Veil Tour in Dallas: Drenched in Sweat, Loud Decibels and Unity at Sold-Out Show
20,000 punks united at Dos Equis to sing, scream and celebrate on a thrilling night of the I Can’t Hear You World Tour.
Clay Austin Is Imprinted on the History of Dallas Art
For decades, Dallas artist Clay Austin has transformed the city’s discarded fragments into vibrant canvases, leaving an indelible mark on Deep Ellum’s artistic legacy.
Simple Minds, Soft Cell and Modern English Bring an ’80s Revival to Irving
From heartfelt anthems to synth-fueled singalongs, the Alive & Kicking Tour proved the ’80s never left-they just got louder.
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Alamo Drafthouse Is Making a Splash with “Great Bites” Film Series
The Movie Theater company is screening a special summer series featuring thrillers like Jaws, Deep Blue Sea and The Shallows.
Turnover Celebrates 10 Years of Peripheral Vision With Sold-Out Dallas Show
The Virginia Beach rockers lit up the Dallas crowd with jamming performances, proving indie rock’s timeless pull.
Club Clearview Forever: A Journey Through Dallas’ Longtime Cultural Hub
Club Clearview, once a heartbeat of creativity and irreverence, is celebrating a special reunion on May 30 at It’ll Do Club.
Scottish Rock Band Mogwai Closes Out North American Tour in Dallas
With three decades of music, Mogwai turned their Dallas finale into an unforgettable symphony of raw power and emotion.
Former Dallas Poet Laureate Joaquín Zihuatanejo Is Still Reclaiming Time
The city’s first-ever poet laureate looks back on a year of his groundbreaking book, Occupy Whiteness and its prescience for the times we’re in now.
Denton Amplified: Thin Line Fest Shines a Spotlight on Music’s Untamed Spirit
Thin Line Fest turned Denton into a sonic playground where punk chaos, indie charm and raw creativity converged.
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First Look: The Salamander King Teaser Trailer Debuts Ahead of DIFF Opening
Prepare for laughs and Texas pride as the new film follows Austin heroes fighting to save their golf course.
Between Soundwaves and Stars: A Guide to the Euphony of Denton’s Thin Line Fest
Thin Line Fest will see creativity and community collide to celebrate soundscapes, cinema and more in the heart of Denton.
Jeff Swaney’s None of the Answers Chronicles Deep Ellum’s Magic, Mischief and Meaning
From dodging police raids to narrowly averting electrocution, Swaney recounts the rebellious birth of modern Deep Ellum.
Breaking Barriers: Blinde and the Resilient Harmony of Disabled Musicians in North Texas
North Texas musicians are crafting a new narrative that weaves in diversity, inclusivity and the impact of storytelling through music.
From RoboCop to Jazz: Peter Weller’s Journey Through Dallas’ Revolutionary Music Scene
Even RoboCop loves the Dallas music scene.