Keeping Loud: After 40 Wild Years, KNON Has No Plans To Fade Into Radio Silence
To celebrate its anniversary, the station is hosting a concert at the Granada Theater with artists Jay Perez, R.L. Griffin and Igor and the Red Elvises, among others.
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Garbage and Noel Gallagher Gave us Bittersweet Nostalgia on Saturday
It was a Gen X and millennial alt-rock fantasy when Noel Gallagher and Garbage took to the stage on Saturday at Dos Equis Pavilion.
A Stunning South African Art Exhibition Makes an Impact in the Heart of Fair Park
The exhibition reminds us of the parallels between the apartheid and Jim Crow laws.
The Deep Ellum Art Festival Is Resurrected After a Brief Death, and Deep Friday Is Back, Too
The Deep Ellum Art Festival is making a comeback, and it is new and improved, organizers say.
Quimeras Opens at Arts Mission Oak Cliff With Challenging Queer Performative Art
Arts Mission Oak Cliff is a nontraditional art space, and its newest event is a prime example of its mission. On Saturday, Jan. 28, the space will host Quimeras, an interactive fashion and art presentation offering an arsenal of powerful works by young LGBTQ+ artists. These Texas newcomers are poised to…
Art Curator David Quadrini Makes a Grand Return With an Exhibition of Works by Bas Jan Ader
David Quadrini is a hard man to pin down. The gallerist, curator and artist has spent the past few months carefully choosing pieces for a truly remarkable show at the new gallery Meliksetian Briggs in Dallas, showcasing the works of critically acclaimed Dutch artist Bas Jan Ader. The show, opening on…
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Retail Workers Tell Us the Worst Things Customers Do During Holidays
It’s that special time of year again, when Dallasites swarm to malls, clothing stores, toy shops, post offices and city streets, all juiced-up and ready to rage after hitting the neighborhood Starbucks to load up on sugary, pepperminty caffeinated cream before pushing their credit lines to the limit.
Preston Pannek Won’t Let a Small Thing Like Death Stop Him From Doing His Art
Deep Ellum is known for many things: late nights, music, drinking, recreational substances, art, culture and a few other unmentionable activities.
Radiohead Side Project The Smile Made Its Dallas Debut at The Factory
On a humid, rainy Thursday night at The Factory in Deep Ellum, The Smile made its Dallas debut. The group name might not mean a thing to most people, but its members’ names certainly will.
New Grunge-Blues Group Wayside Motel May Be Dallas’ Answer to Kings of Leon
Just over one year ago, musician Caleb Danielle had a vision. The 25-year-old singer-songwriter and Arkansas native had lived a hard life: sleeping in sheds, traveling around the country and busking for a living.
A Year After Starting a Podcast, These Hosts Are Holding Retreats in Costa Rica That Mimic LSD Therapy
Over the past few years, the terms “self-care” and “wellness” have successfully caught the public’s imagination.
SAIAH Became an Artist After the Shroom-Induced Voices Said They Should
SAIAH gained a significant following over the past year. The Los Angeles-based, non-binary artist will be making a stop through Dallas on tour with Sad Dynamite to promote their new single, “Blue,” released on Nov. 11.
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‘Break the Love’ App Finds Popularity Among Dallas Tennis Players
Dallas has a somewhat misplaced reputation for providing three main-course activities for its 1.2 million proud residents: shopping, eating and drinking. For those who enjoy partaking in all three at the same time, there are plenty of places to do so now, as just about every soulless commercial development stringently…
Young Dean’s ‘Thoughts & Prayers’ Asks More Questions Than It Answers, and That’s the Point
Every so often, an artist leaves us perplexed, dumbfounded with the way their art imitates life – sometimes in a most sinister and cynical way.
A-Wall’s Journey from ” Loverboy” To New LP Autopilot Stops at Ruins Oct. 31
On an ordinary day a year ago, 23-year-old Aaron Paredes woke up at his parents’ house in Arlington. He checked his phone, just as he always did, and to both his surprise and that of his close friends, he was TikTok famous. He scrolled through text after text of friends…
Wasafiri’s Debut Album Klearlight Is an Acid Jazz Trip to the Moon
What in the world could Josey Records, The Ben and Skin Show and a young career jazz musician living in Los Angeles possibly have in common?
Dallas Band Van Damme Hits Hard
In the wake of COVID, climate change crisis, inflation, and the general glum of everything sucking that’s dominated the past couple of years, Van Damme wants to change things up.
Perry Farrell Says Dave Navarro Pulled Out of Jane’s Addiction Tour Over Long COVID
It’s been almost four decades since Jane’s Addiction played their first show in Dallas, at the legendary Theater Gallery in Deep Ellum.
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Dallas Artist Joey Brock Builds Empathy
It’s been said it takes 20 years to become an overnight success, and Dallas-based visual artist Joey Brock might just prove that saying to be true.
Local Barista Ian McGee Heads to U.S. Coffee Championships, an Ambassador for Dallas Coffee
On Sept. 9 and 10, Fiction Coffee’s own Ian McGee will compete in the U.S. Coffee Championships preliminary round. The event will be hosted in Raleigh, North Carolina …
Hungry Without a Trust Fund
Tired of cocktails that cost as much as a meal, and meals that cost as much as your car payment? (And we wish that were just a witty analogy.) In Dallas, that seems the norm now …
Brandon Boyd Wants to Never Stop Learning
From the top of the Santa Monica Mountains, surrounded by trees, plants, foraging animals and an assortment of art supplies in his yurt, Brandon Boyd is happy.