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Shakira Reunites With Her She-Wolves and Dazzles at Arlington Show
The Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Tour brought much-needed positive energy to Globe Life Field, where fans partied all night.
How Love of Rock and Dogged Determination Made Heart One of the Last True Rock Bands
Before their Texas date, Nancy Wilson of Heart spoke to us about the band’s extraordinary musical journey to rock icons.
Teethe Cut Their Teeth in Denton’s DIY Scene. Now They’re the Headliners
Almost five years since releasing their self-titled LP, Magic of the Sale aims to propel Teethe to headliner status.
Beloved Retro Pop Duo Tennis Bid Farewell at The Bomb Factory: Photos
The husband and wife duo of Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley are sunsetting their project of 15 years.
Holy Shit, Turnstile’s North American Tour Is a Traveling Punk Festival
The best punk tour of all time? Turnstile, Amyl and the Sniffers and Speed unite for the Never Enough Tour.
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David Byrne Will Perform Two Shows in Dallas This Fall
Byrne has a follow-up to 2018’s American Utopia, centered on everybody doing everything all at once.
Erykah Badu to Release Her Next Album Independently on Her Own Label
The Queen of Neo-Soul is back with a new album. Previous reports stated that it would be produced entirely by The Alchemist.
Denton-Born Sly Stone Dies at 82
The legendary soul musician and frontman of The Family Stone died today.
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Jazz, History and Dave Brubeck’s Music Are Brubeck Brothers Quartet’s Recipe for Success
The band honored and built upon the music of the late Dave Brubeck during a show at Windmills Craftworks in The Colony.
Virginia Duo Clipse Are Coming to The Bomb Factory in September
In support of their upcoming album Let God Sort Em Out, Pusha T and Malice are back touring as a duo in over 15 years.
Rising British Pop Star Rachel Chinouriri Makes Her Mark in Sold-Out Dallas Debut
On her inaugural North American tour, the acclaimed singer-songwriter ruled a sold-out Cambridge Room at the House of Blues.
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Lil Baby Threw an Atlanta Party in Dallas at American Airlines Center: Photos
Despite BigXThaPlug’s absence, Lil Baby still put on a show at AAC with special guests Rob49 and Loe Shimmy.
Watch Dallas K-Pop Fans Camp Out for Stray Kids Merch in Arlington
The eight-member boy band will perform two nights at Globe Life Field, and fans are already buzzing about their arrival.
Madonna Introduces Fans to Her Alter-Ego Veronica Electronica With Remix Album
Listen to “Skin” (The Collaboration Remix Edit), the first taste of Madonna’s long-rumored Veronica Electronica album.
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Dallas Heat Check: 20 Rappers to Watch in 2025
DFW hip-hop is booming. Hashi Senjoo, Scuttino, ZeetheWizard and more names you need to pay attention to this summer.
Jamie Vahala’s The People’s Jam Open Mic, an Institution in Deep Ellum, Bids Farewell
Local musicians played at Cheapsteaks for the final The People’s Jam to commemorate the end of the open mic.
Lamar Adot Thomas Is Playing the Long Game After Calling Dallas Home
After May’s release of A Day Off Work, the New Orleans native is embracing his status as a full-time Dallasite.
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Perfume Genius Embraces the Agony and the Ecstasy at the Studio at the Bomb Factory
Mike Hadreas made his first Dallas headlining appearance in eight years in support of his latest album, Glory.
5 Can’t Miss Artists at Texas Music Revolution This Weekend
The annual Texas Music Revolution festival is set for this weekend in McKinney. Dawes and Flatland Cavalry are headlining.
BigXThaPlug Drops Out of Lil Baby’s World Tour Due to Injury
BigXThaPlug made the announcement on Tuesday evening, apologizing to his fans and promising he had some things in the works.
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Brooklyn’s Billy Woods Is Bringing His Sci-Fi Horror-Filled GOLLIWOG Album to Dallas
Billy Woods’ first album, two years after 2023’s Maps, is a journey through horror stories that are densely poetic.