Better Luck Next Year: Posty Fest Has Been Canceled Again
Just two weeks ago, Grapevine native Post Malone announced the star-studded lineup for his local music festival, Posty Fest.
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Dallas Is Now Officially a Music-Friendly City
In a ceremony on Wednesday morning attended by Mayor Eric Johnson, Dallas received its official designation as a music-friendly city.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Pussy Riot, St. Vincent, Manchester Orchestra and More
This is a week to get out, get active and see something new. Rain or shine, Denton will be hosting two very different festivals this weekend just about a mile away from each other and both include legendary performers.
Waxahatchee Is Returning to Dallas as a Reinvented Artist and Person
Waxahatchee has played Dallas countless times, but something about her upcoming Friday show at Granada Theater feels especially unique.
Hall & Oates Held a Parade of Hits in Fort Worth’s Dickies Arena
For kids of the 1970s and ’80s, Hall & Oates was a band that was always playing in the background as we lived our lives, but never a band we focused on – we’d only become aware of them after we learned their songs had bad words.
The Angelus Live, Die and Live Again on Why We Never Die
Why We Never Die begins like a thunderstorm at sea. “Honor to Feasts” leads off Dallas doom-folk trio The Angelus’s latest album with an ominous build, brought on by a cannonade of drums layered with roaring guitars and the tolling of bells.
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Surprisingly, These Cover Versions of Iconic Texas Songs Don’t Suck At All
Some song covers have the rare distinction of becoming just as popular, if not more so, than their originals.
Tusing Brings It Home to Texas After Recording His Last Album in 3 Days
Just a week before the release of his second album, Driving to the Game, singer-songwriter Tusing is at Wild Detectives in Oak Cliff, where he’s set to perform just days later on Sept. 28.
Pro-Choice Activists Are Ready to Fight in Dallas With Help From Pussy Riot
On Sept. 23 Pussy Riot’s Nadya Tolokonnikova posted a photo to Instagram combatively holding up an American flag-themed banner. It reads: “One nation under pussy.”
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Deep Purple, Whitesnake Members Will Rock DFW With Collective The Dead Daisies
Dallas rock ‘n’ roll enthusiasts will have the opportunity to see three rock legends (and one aviation legend) live in concert when rock collective The Dead Daisies descend upon DFW for a show at the Granada Theater on Wednesday, Sept. 29 along with openers The Black Moods and comedian/former That Metal Show co-host Don Jamieson.
Jennifer Zooki Sturges Explains Why Her Band Ex-Regrets Is Essentially a Coping Mechanism
Jennifer Zooki Sturges, lead singer of Ex-Regrets, is thinking over her new band’s history.
Lindsey Lomis Is Bringing Her Immaculate Voice and Empathetic Songwriting to Dallas
Somewhere on a long, lonely highway in the middle of Idaho, one of America’s brightest young songwriters is writing her future.
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10 Best Concerts of the Week: Brooks & Dunn, Sick Tight Fest, Dropkick Murphys and More
What strikes us most when looking across this week’s concerts is just how many duos we have coming through North Texas.
Erykah Badu Will Walk Rihanna’s Savage Fashion Show But Can’t Say Much About It
Erykah Badu is returning to modeling this week for one of the biggest fashion events of the year, as a surprise guest for Rihanna’s third annual Savage X Fenty fashion show.
Chicana Punk Band Fea Brought It on Tuesday Night, Sorry You Weren’t There For It
It was the first night of fall in the corner of Bryan and Scripture, outside Killer’s Tacos in an otherwise quiet neighborhood just north of the University of North Texas’ campus.
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Trapboy Freddy, Bobby Sessions, Tay Money: The Local Hip-Hop Artists We Wanted At Posty Fest
Last week, Post Malone revealed the all-star lineup to his music festival Posty Fest, making its return as an annual event after a hiatus in 2020.
After 30 Years, 311 Is Still Working Hard At ‘Making It,’ Says Guitarist Tim Mahoney
There aren’t many bands who can say that they’ve had the same lineup for three decades. Iconic groups such as U2 and Radiohead are among those who can boast of this claim, and recently joining this elite is the reggae-rock band 311.
Watch: Phantomelo Releases New Music Video ‘Space Prom’ With More On The Way
After winning over fans and local radio play with their 2019 track “Gum Love” from the four-song EP Pet Your Dog More, boyfriend/girlfriend William Rakkar and Amanda “Panda” Cuenca put their band Phantomelo on hold during the worst of the pandemic. Hold time is over now. With Cuenca on bass, lead singer…
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Kings of Leon Succeed With a Secular and Spiritual Synthesis Mixed With Arena Rock
After 22 years, Kings of Leon maintains a veil of inscrutability no amount of fame could ever fully pierce. Over the course of two hours and more than two dozen songs Friday night at Dos Equis Pavilion, the last dregs of a surprisingly mild summer ebbing away, it was possible…
Lucy Dacus Returns to Dallas with New Songs and New Perspective
Few musicians capture the hidden minutia of life and its emotionally devastating moments of banality in such a comforting manner as Lucy Dacus. The 26-year old singer/songwriter returns to Dallas for a show at Trees on Friday, Sept. 17. We had the opportunity to talk with Dacus from her home…
Nerding Out About Music With Counting Crows’ Adam Duritz
Counting Crows are touring in support of their latest release, Butter Miracle, Suite One.
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Lil Baby and Lil Durk Cemented Their Star Power in Dallas
Lil Baby, who is going by his the nickname The Hero these days, wanted to do something special for Dallas. The day before his show, he notified his followers on Instagram that he’d arrived for The Back Outside Tour, blasting Rae Rae’s “Unconditional Love” in his car.