Neil Young Postpones Dallas Concert Again, This Time Because of Illness
It’s been 21 years since Young and Crazy Horse performed in Dallas. We’re still not sure when they will again be gracing our fair city.
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20 Years Later, Loretta Lynn’s Van Lear Rose Blooms as Beautifully as Ever
This incredible album is a truly rare find. It’s not streaming, and best of luck locating the vinyl.
Fort Worth’s Rachel Gollay Seeks Release in Tension on New Album The Edge of April
One of the sharpest artists in North Texas is back with a gorgeous collection of songs.
Glory Days of the Dallas Cowboys Are Coming to Netflix in a 10-Part Docuseries
Jerry Jones and his resuscitation of the Dallas Cowboys franchise in the 1990s will be the subject of a 10-part Netflix docuseries.
The Decemberists Dazzled With Baroque Folk-Rock at the Majestic Theatre
In their first Dallas appearance in almost six years, The Decemberists fused whimsy, folk-rock and wry asides to create a memorable evening.
Black Tie Dynasty Finds Its Footing on Steady, Its First Album in 16 Years
The Fort Worth-based band returns to action with its third studio album.
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Rhiannon Giddens Synthesized the Best of American Music at the Longhorn Ballroom
The acclaimed singer-songwriter made her first Dallas appearance in nearly a decade, bringing with her pleasure, pain and a deep well of American inspiration.
Sounds Like Texas: The Best Local Music Radio Shows and Podcasts
If you can’t get enough local music in Dallas, check out the 11 best DFW-based podcasts and radio shows.
What’s Old Is New: 9 Local Music Acts that Appeal to Our Nostalgia
Beloved sounds from a previous era can be heard in some of the greatest artists from North Texas today.
The Secret Sisters’ Sparkling Sibling Harmonies Made the Kessler Theater Glow
Unshakable love for one another and incandescent talents give spectacular lift to their Americana-tinged music.
Bob Dylan Brings It All Back to Dallas With Hypnotic Fair Park Performance
The Nobel-winning wordsmith musician still has the spark he’s carried since his old days in the Village.
Neko Case Finds Her Groove, With Help From Granada Theater Crowd
Bad weather and a bummer mood couldn’t dampen Neko Case’s phenomenal talent.
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Icon Patti LuPone Shares ‘A Life in Notes’ in Masterful Eisemann Center Show
The Broadway legend received many standing ovations on Saturday night.
Amos Lee Keeps It Loose, Keeps It Tight with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Making his first Dallas appearance in six years, Amos Lee was joined by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
Kelly Clarkson Found Her Footing 15 Years Ago with All I Ever Wanted
The Burleson native makes pop music on her own terms.
Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks Defy Time, Bring the Hits to AT&T Stadium
Fans turn out for an emotional recounting of hits from two pop icons.
25 years Later, Office Space Remains So Funny it Hurts
Yeah, we’re gonna need you to go ahead and acknowledge how Office Space invented cringe comedy.
Critics Slammed Norah Jones’ Sophomore Album, but It Had No Business Being That Good
Following up a massively adored album isn’t easy, but Norah Jones delivered with “Feels Like Home.” Too bad critics disagreed.
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Extreme Rocks Sold-Out House of Blues for Its First Dallas Show in 16 years
Extreme knows how to put on a professional rock show. The “More Than Words” band played a sold-out show at Dallas’ House of Blues.
The Mavericks Let the Good Times Roll in Fort Worth’s Stockyards
A near-capacity crowd at Tannahill’s Tavern in Fort Worth on Friday couldn’t get enough of The Mavericks.
The North Texas Music Releases We’re Looking Forward to in 2024
Dallas has some of the world’s best artists, so naturally, we’re excited for these upcoming releases.
20 Years Ago, Ryan Adams Found Beauty in the Shadows on the Exquisite Love Is Hell
“Ryan Adams has made love hell for those who adore his work,” writes critic Preston Jones, looking back on the 20th anniversary of the singer’s “Love Is Hell.”