Teddy Swims Gets in His Feels at Sold-Out Irving Show
The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter continues to tour behind his two-part debut, I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy.
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For Her First Dallas Show in 16 Years, Regina Spektor Bends Time to Her Will
The acclaimed singer-songwriter enthralled a near-capacity Majestic Theatre audience as part of her Midsummer Daydream Tour.
‘I Love this Neighborhood’: Kyle Mooney Toys with Reality in Deep Ellum Headlining Debut
With the help of a few beloved characters, the comedian and writer-director showcased music from his debut album, The Real Me.
Selena’s Influential, Pathbreaking Posthumous Album Dreaming of You Turns 30 This Year
The final studio album from Texas native and Tejano star Selena is re-released on vinyl in a remixed, remastered form.
Pete Yorn Makes the Years Melt Away at Sold-Out Kessler Theater
The acclaimed singer-songwriter made his first Dallas appearance in six years, blending songs and stories for the audience.
Out Her Mind, Just in Time: Erykah Badu Flows Into a New Era on Juneteenth
The Grammy Award-winning Dallas icon will likely unveil new music during a free, live-streamed concert at The Bomb Factory.
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Rising British Pop Star Rachel Chinouriri Makes Her Mark in Sold-Out Dallas Debut
On her inaugural North American tour, the acclaimed singer-songwriter ruled a sold-out Cambridge Room at the House of Blues.
Perfume Genius Embraces the Agony and the Ecstasy at the Studio at the Bomb Factory
Mike Hadreas made his first Dallas headlining appearance in eight years in support of his latest album, Glory.
For Their First North Texas Show in 13 Years, Alison Krauss and Union Station Doesn’t Miss a Beat
The Grammy-winning ensemble, touring behind their first album in 14 years, dazzled a near-capacity crowd in Irving.
Midlake Marks 15th Anniversary of The Courage of Others with New Vinyl Reissue
The acclaimed Denton folk-rock band glances back at its third album, which turns 15, as it readies a vinyl re-release.
Paul Simon Walks His Own Path in Mesmerizing Winspear Opera House Performance
The acclaimed, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter kicked off the first of two nights in Dallas with an expansive showcase.
Sisters Emily Strayer and Martie Maguire Charted Their Own Course 15 Years Ago with Court Yard Hounds
Two-thirds of the Chicks formed a country-rock side project in 2010, creating an album well worth a listen today.
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Fontaines D.C. Held a Sold-Out Bomb Factory in the Palm of Its Hand
The acclaimed Irish post-punk band descended upon Deep Ellum for a triumphant gig.
20 Years Ago, Eisley Met Its Major Label Moment with the Luminous Room Noises
The Tyler-bred, Dallas-honed indie pop group seized an opportunity with a gorgeous collection of songs.
For Its First Dallas Show in 26 Years, Soul Coughing Transfixes the Longhorn Ballroom
The acclaimed quartet, which fuses multiple genres, has reunited after a 25-year break.
The Eternal Present of Graham Nash
The Grammy-winning singer plays the Longhorn Ballroom on April 12. Oh, and he has thoughts about the Kennedy assassination.
St. Vincent Delivers a Deep Ellum Homecoming for the Ages
Dallas’ Grammy-winning rock star, touring behind her latest album, paid emotional tribute on stage to the ailing Chris Penn.
10 Years Ago, Kelly Clarkson Entered the Next Chapter of Pop Stardom with Piece by Piece
The Grammy-winning Fort Worth native mined her painful past for her seventh studio album, marking its 10th anniversary this year.
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Kinky Friedman Says Goodbye on Posthumous Album Poet of Motel 6
“There is a faintly defiant sense of liveliness coursing through these songs,” writes critic Preston Jones.
Bonnie Raitt Bends Time at the Winspear Opera House
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter pulled from her most recent album and entranced a capacity crowd.
Dallas-Raised Singer Jessica Simpson Channels Heartbreak for New Nashville Canyon EP
Off her first live appearance in 15 years at South by Southwest, Simpson shows a more raw, vulnerable side post-divorce.
20 Years Ago, Miranda Lambert Scorched Country Music with Kerosene
The Lindale native and singer-songwriter’s debut album, which set fire to country music, turns 20 this year.