UPDATE: Lola Young ‘Cancels Everything’ to ‘Work on Myself’
The South London pop singer behind “Messy” has canceled her upcoming tour and The Bomb Factory date.
The South London pop singer behind “Messy” has canceled her upcoming tour and The Bomb Factory date.
Texas is thoroughly represented with East Texas native Cody Johnson, Grapevine’s Post Malone and more.
What the hell, sure.
If you want to start thinking about your holiday plans, the Jingle Ball Tour is coming to North Texas.
Campo Verde is in need of a Christmas miracle this year.
The radio station is pressing a brand new 12-track LP made up of local music, featuring Dana Harper, Vandoliers, Midlake and more.
The competitive eater will be making two stops in Dallas soon.
With The Trade, Dallas Mavericks fans might get the closure they need from the heartbreak of Luka Doncic’s trade. Or at least a few laughs.
Dallas is one of just six cities to get an immersive pop-up shop on Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism Tour.
Do they deliver to the crowd at Erykah Badu shows? Asking for a friend.
San Antonio welcomes The Black Parade next year. Not to brag, but we’ve already seen it.
Ever had an oxtail egg roll? Find some at Jamaica Mi Hungry, which makes for a spicy road trip stop.
A Dallas-based brand and boutique has opened a new immersive art installation inside the Joule Hotel.
Yes, karaoke is now a sport. And yes, we’ll be cheering Texas on to win the world title.
The new ‘cocktail dive’ will hold its official reopening party on Oct. 18, but drinks are already pouring. So is brunch.
Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber and Karol G are this year’s headliners for Coachella; we have thoughts.
Trent Reznor triumphed with a multimedia masterpiece in his return to North Texas.
We’ve got your Friday night plans: Enjoy interactive art demos, curator talks and live music until 11 p.m. tonight at the DMA.
Who Is The Sky? is an excellent addition to the former Talking Heads lead singer’s decades-long alt-pop catalog.
The rage-rapper is set for a North Texas date at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. We’ll have to see it to believe it.
Located at Preston and Royal, Bird’s Bookstore is a sleek alternative to the dusty bookshops of olde.
Presented by chef Danny Shin, the new Korean omakase concept will open in the Design District later this fall.