Music

You might have seen The Mullens playing local stages, if you’ve been out at any point in the past 30 years.

For a band called “little image” this Dallas band sure likes making a visual statement.

Joan Osborne explores some new territory in her latest albums, tackling political and social issues head on with Trouble and Strife and re-releasing some old live favorites with Radio Tracks. She performs Tuesday night at The Kessler Theater in Dallas.

MGK told a crowd at Rodeo Houston that his “life’s in shambles” and the only thing that might be able to cheer him up is becoming an adoptive Texan.

Indie rocker Indigo De Souza is bringing her personal music to crowds who better not be “evil,” drunk, college students.

The Deep Ellum show boasts the best female artists in every type of genre.

The Dallas singer won a spot on the new season of NBC’s top reality music show thanks to a chair turnaround from Chance the Rapper on Monday.

So-So Topic is now “Tommy Raps.” And what’s in a name exactly? In the music industry, a whole lot.

A new documentary called “The Mojo Manifesto” chronicles the life and career of the court jester of country and rock ‘n roll, Mojo Nixon.

The local punk pioneer from The Nervebreakers and creator of the Open Carry Guitar Rally says he’s packing up and moving off to Costa Rica by the end of the month.

The raucous country rock group The Vandoliers aren’t afraid to make a little noise on the stage but the gesture the Dallas born band made at a show in Tennessee spoke louder and bolder than its set list could.

A year ago as Quentin Moore left a gig where he played his brand of soulful R&B at a wedding, waxing poetic on love and happiness, a thought came to the Dallas-based songwriter: “I thought it would be hilarious if I had a song that talked about ‘If I had…

Oak Cliff guitar gods Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan are the subjects of a new Dallas-made documentary examining their lives and careers.