Catacosmic’s Grueling Fright Fest Residency Earns New Fans and Life Lessons
When psych-metal band Catacosmic started the year, there was no way its members could have known that 2024 would be the best year ever.
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In Memoriam: Remembering Those We Lost in the Dallas Music Scene in 2024
Native to North Texas or not, these people made a profound impact on our musical community and its fans.
Sarah Jaffe Is Done Running from Country Music
The acclaimed singer-songwriter is embracing her Southern roots, genre conventions and queer solidarity as the bassist of indie/country supergroup Julien Baker & TORRES.
JAMBALOO Festival Promises to Keep Dallas’ Winter of Musical Content Jamming
The Mullen & Mullen Music Project and Spune Productions will bring a weeklong party to North Texas.
John Legend’s Christmas Tour Puts a New Touch on Holiday Classics
The award-winning musician and star on The Voice will perform Dec. 13 at Winstar.
Kings Return and Joyce DiDonato Give Dallas the Gift of Song. Where Were You?
The Dallas-based vocal quartet and the Grammy-winning mezzo-soprano star delivered one of the most extraordinary performances seen in North Texas all year.
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Despite What You’ve Heard, Meka Jackson Finds Much To Celebrate in Deep Ellum
Jackson, local rapper-producer and owner of the venue Creators Don’t Die, creates an anthem and short film celebrating the neighborhood that inspires him.
Best Christmas Concerts and Live Music Events in Dallas
There’s no better way to get amped up for Christmas than with a live music show.
Country Artist John R. Miller Makes His Own Meaning Out of Anti- Authoritarianism
The anti-capitalist, philosophical singer-songwriter is looking forward to opening for Robert Earl Keen in Dallas next week.
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The Robot Bonfire’s Fever Dream Is a Lucid Evolution in the Face of Adversity
“Fever Dream” embodies The Robot Bonfire’s journey of growth over the past four years.
The Pandemic Is Over, but the Beat Goes on With Oak Cliff’s Music Safari
Music Safari began during the pandemic to bring live music to those feeling cooped up, but why stop a good thing?
Frank Moka’s Dashiki with the Kangol Tackles the Duality of Being Nigerian American
For his next release, the Dallas drummer know as Dos Negros opts for more substance than substance use.
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American Idol‘s David Archuleta Brings A Festive Evening Tour to Arlington
Three-plus years after he came out as queer then left the LDS church, David Archuleta reconnects with the holidays on his own terms.
Rubber Gloves Venue Faces Criticism Over New Internship Position
The Denton music venue is being criticized over a social media post advertising an internship opportunity.
iHeart Jingle Ball at Dickies Arena Brings a Whole Lot of Holiday Magic
With its stacked lineup and unforgettable moments, this year’s Jingle Ball was a highlight of the holiday season.
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Street Corner Supergroup: Dash Hause and Stephen Mize Are the Beating, Busking Heart of McKinney
Downtown McKinney attracts buskers and their appreciate listeners.
Dallas’ Most Stylish Musicians (and Where They Shop for Stage Clothes)
Pick a Dallas musician and we’ll tell you where to shop to imitate their style.
Kendrick Lamar Announces Dallas April Date With SZA
Fresh off his feud with Drake, Kendrick Lamar announces that he will be coming to AT&T Stadium in April as part of his Grand National Tour with singer SZA.
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Post Malone, 4batz and BigXthaPlug Will Put North Texas Stamp on Coachella 2025
The trio of locally bred artists will appear over both weekends of the high-profile California music festival next spring.
AC/DC to Perform at AT&T Stadium in April During First North American Tour in 9 Years
The Aussie rock legends will take their Power Up Tour across North America next spring. Tickets go on sale Dec. 6.
Reverend Horton Heat Balances Punk and Podunk at Longhorn Ballroom
The Reverend’s rowdy crossover appeal was on full display before a packed crowd of young punks and old cowboys.
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Molly Chapin’s Time in Italy Made Her a Better Musician
The Dallas singer says living in Florence changed her approach to making music and collaborating with others.