Music

Dallas Gift Wrap Creations is the business behind Taylor Swift’s “bejeweled” birthday present from Chiefs owner Clark Hunt.

After the Power Trip reunion in Austin, claims that deceased vocalist Riley Gale’s family was never consulted brought to light a years-long legal battle (and its recent conclusion).

Barenaked Ladies are so much more than their hit “One Week.”

Queens of the Stone Age’s Michael Shuman hates the term “rock star,” and looks up to Billie Eilish.

If you have any interests at all, there’s probably a themed party for you. It seems niche DJ nights are the new cover band.

Dallas band Midnight Thirty is rising in North Texas. And the trio doesn’t even have a single studio recording.

Didn’t we save our ex’s contact as “Toxic Fantasy”? Hunter Avant has a new pop persona as Vonti.

The family of ZZ Top’s late Dusty Hill is putting more than 1,000 items up for auction.

Musicians and comedians are mourning the loss of the Fort Worth bar that felt like a second home to so many of its regular performers.

Dallas may not have its own version of “New York, New York,” but it gets called out plenty in songs, and not all of them are country.

DFW has bred some of the world’s best heavy music. From Fugitive to Frozen Soul, newer bands are now continuing the metallic-hardcore tradition.

If you’re bored with more traditional record stores, this collection of businesses that happen to sell records has you covered.