Josey Records To Mark 10 Years in Business With Day-Long Celebration
One of the country’s largest independent record stores turns 10 on Oct. 19.
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Posthumous Release Showcases Dallas Jazz Legend Roy Hargrove’s Collaborative Side
The forthcoming project, “Grande-Terre,” is an offshoot of a Hargrove-assembled band that won a Grammy in 1998.
At His First Dallas Show in a Decade, Usher Mixes Pleasure and Pain at AAC
The global pop superstar kicked off a three-night stand in his hometown of Dallas on Thursday.
Kris Kristofferson Was Always Exactly Where He Was Meant To Be
The iconoclastic singer-songwriter and actor, who died Sept. 28, was a deeply influential, award-winning artist.
Kind of Blue: Weezer Celebrates Debut Album’s 30th Anniversary at American Airlines Center
A triple bill of left-field pop-rock descended on Dallas Sunday, keeping it weird for a capacity crowd.
Summer Dean’s Dream Come True: a Date With the Grand Ole Opry
The acclaimed Fort Worth country singer-songwriter is ready for her Nashville close-up.
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LA LOM Enraptures Sold-Out Kessler Theater With Worldly Instrumentals
The Los Angeles League of Musicians made its sold-out headlining debut at Dallas’ Kessler Theater Wednesday.
Aaron Frazer Brings the Soul to Deep Ellum for His Dallas Solo Debut
The singer-songwriter, making his solo headlining debut in Dallas, dazzled a near-capacity audience at Club Dada.
Keane Was Transcendent in Its First Dallas Show in More Than a Decade
The British pop-rock band, touring behind the 20th-anniversary of its debut LP, electrified a near-capacity Majestic Theatre Wednesday.
Stone Temple Pilots and Live Take Dos Equis Pavilion Back to the ’90s
Stone Temple Pilots, now with singer Jeff Gutt, took us back. Live didn’t quite gel, however.
Kings of Leon Found the Fun in Its Fort Worth Debut
Kings of Leon reached deep into their catalog on Saturday night.
RIP Shaun Martin, Dallas Music Icon
Grammy-winning producer, arranger, composer and musician Shaun Martin was only 45 years old. A tribute to his life and work is scheduled for mid-September.
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Iron & Wine Brought Innovation and Intimacy to the Majestic Theatre
Iron & Wine made us feel good about life on Saturday, all for the small price of a concert ticket.
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Brought Brawny Vulnerability to a Sold-Out Majestic Theatre
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter showcased songs from his ninth studio album for a capacity crowd in downtown Dallas Wednesday night.
Sarah McLachlan Marks 30 Years of Fumbling Towards Ecstasy at the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter showcased her hits and played her breakthrough third album in full Wednesday in Irving.
Once More Citing Illness, Neil Young AGAIN Cancels Dallas Concert
Neil Young has canceled on Dallas for the third time.
The Best Places in North Texas To Learn Local Music History
Dallas-Fort Worth’s music history is rich and vast, and there are plenty of spots where it comes alive.
Vampire Weekend Embraced the Weirdness With a Sold-out Show in Irving
Vampire Weekend’s Irving concert felt like a collective hallucination.
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Galaxy Theatres To Help DFW Moviegoers Remember the Alamo (Drafthouse)
In the wake of the sudden closure of all five Alamo Drafthouse theaters in North Texas, another theater is offering customers a deal to ease the pain.
In His Fort Worth Debut, Justin Timberlake Delivers a Pop Music Master Class
JT brought sexy back with his Fort Worth debut.
Dave Matthews Band (Eventually) Found Its Groove at Dos Equis Pavilion
The veteran rock group, its eclectic songs in tow, made its annual pilgrimage to Fair Park, delighting a near-capacity crowd.
Sarah Jarosz Illustrates Folk Music’s Limitless Possibilities for a Sold-Out Kessler Theater
The native Texan and acclaimed singer-songwriter pulled from her latest studio album, “Polaroid Lovers,” which showcases an evolution of her sound.