‘The Blind Art Collector and Other Stories’: Fran Lebowitz Is Coming to Dallas This Week
DFW will be treated to a New York-sized slice of wit when Fran Lebowitz stops by.
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Judas Priest Rocks Irving on the Last Night of The ‘Invincible Shield’ Tour
Rob Halford and his band rocked the audience to the core.
We Tried To Talk to the Denton Sign Guy, and He Brandished His Gun at Us
The Denton man who’s going viral for his Trump signs really, really did not want to talk to our reporter.
The Ringleaders: North Texas Wrestlers Unite To Fight With the Dallas Sumo Club
The Dallas Sumo Club is the ultimate Fight Club.
The 5 Most Popular Halloween Costume Trends in Dallas
Can you guess Dallas’ top costume search? Hint: “Who you gonna call?”
Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie’s Freaks On Parade Tour Was a Haunted House Onstage
Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie put on a master class in horror on Wednesday night at Dickies Arena.
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Dennis Rodman Takes the Stage in Deep Ellum To Sing the Blues
At The Free Man, the basketball legend also proclaimed he “built Deep Ellum.”
Erykah Badu, Norah Jones, Other Icons Honor Shaun Martin With Stripped-Down Sets
Robert Glasper and Snarky Puppy were among the standouts at the benefit for the beloved late musician.
Low Cut Connie’s Art Dealers Film Is a Gritty Portrait of Working-Class Musicians
The concert film/documentary hybrid is screening at The Texas Theatre on Sept. 18.
High-Tech Venue Cosm Dallas Adds Luxury to Sports Viewing
The new Grandscape venue delivers a huge hit, but it’s more a triple than a home run.
Woman Who Lost Her Son to an Overdose Now Takes to the Streets to Distribute Narcan
After losing her son to heroin in 2019, North Texan LeAnne Burdette started the nonprofit Jacob’s Journey to distribute Narcan and to educate people about it.
Mark Cuban Fires Back Again at Dinesh D’Souza
Vice President hopeful Tim Walz’s son was mocked this week for his enthusiasm at his fathers’s DNC speech. Mark Cuban wasn’t having it.
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The Roots Continued to Subvert Expectations With an Irving concert
Hip-hop’s great contrarians brought the house down at Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory on Saturday.
Allen Stone Brings a Funk Revival to Dallas and Gets Personal With Fans
Allen Stone got personal with fans, signing autographs and taking photos at Dallas’ House of Blues.
Klay Thompson Signs with Mavericks, Breaks Up ‘Splash Brothers’
Dallas will be the ex-Warrior’s rebound, and let’s hope he grabs a couple too.
It’s Official: Tripping Daisy Reunites, Plans To Tour and Record New Album
One of the ’90s best bands is back: Dallas’ own Tripping Daisy, lead by Polyphonic Spree’s Tim DeLaughter, is reuniting with an album.
There’s No Scene For Grunge Music, but the Aesthetic Is as Fashionable as Ever
Grunge goes deaf, but it’ll never go blind.
Are You Ready to Rock (and Shop)? Where to Celebrate Record Store Day Around Dallas
If vinyl’s your thing, this is your weekend.
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Joshua Ray Walker Says He’s ‘Fighting Hard’ Following Cancer Diagnosis
The rising country star from Dallas had an incredible year musically, but a tough personal year after he was diagnosed with cancer.
Close Encounters of the Badu Kind: Ahead of Her Birthday, Dallasites Share Erykah Badu Run-Ins
Seeing Erykah Badu in the wild is rare, but always memorable.
Poet Kendall Brown Is Having a 30th Birthday Party for His Beard, and You’re Invited
“I said to myself, ‘I am going to grow a beard, I’m gonna power through the itching phase,'” recalls Kendall Brown. “I ceremonially took my razor and shaving cream and threw them underneath the counter and closed the door.” It was 1994. Brown was 29 years old, fresh off multiple…