Concerts

Tate McRae critics must stop comparing her to Britney Spears. The 22-year-old Canadian singer is in a league of her own.

With over twenty years of classics, Lil Wayne officially began his legacy work, and Dallas fans love to see it.

James Taylor and his All-Star Band with special guest Tiny Habits wrapped up their summer dates at Dickies Arena.

While 4Batz and Anycia are committed to marriage, the man of the hour is coming back to Dallas in November.

Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber and Karol G are this year’s headliners for Coachella; we have thoughts.

TOMORROW X TOGETHER came back to Texas after a 2022 stop. Another world tour, another reason to scream for the Gen Z icons.

Armed with a parade of 18-wheelers packed with the stage, sound and lights, Above & Beyond is coming to Dos Equis Pavilion.

The award-winning rapper is supporting the release of her second studio album.

After a stellar full-length LP, the Tampa native who won over Gen Z on Vine is furthering his popularity with a world tour.

Trent Reznor triumphed with a multimedia masterpiece in his return to North Texas.

Mike Brooks spent time with the Dallas band, meeting them in Bratislava, Budapest and Vienna. Here’s what he captured.

After navigating a male-dominated scene, Clarissa Cross, a.k.a. DJ Dawn, launches She Spins to invest in women.

The acclaimed Swedish rockers, touring behind their seventh studio album, delivered a thrilling, relentless showcase.

Who Is The Sky? is an excellent addition to the former Talking Heads lead singer’s decades-long alt-pop catalog.

The industrial giants are coming back, showcasing the band’s constant evolution and how they’ve freshened up their aesthetic.

Lil Wayne, Haim, The Beach Boys and DJ Snake are some of the acts performing in and around Dallas this fall.

The fearless quintet (KIM CHAEWON, SAKURA, HUH YUNJIN, KAZUHA and HONG EUNCHAE) commanded our attention in Grand Prairie.

The rage-rapper is set for a North Texas date at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. We’ll have to see it to believe it.

Fresh off winning the artist of the year award at the VMAs, Lady Gaga has extended her sold-out Mayhem Ball Tour.

Ashton Edminster and Piper Byers want sad songs to be perceived as good, loved and relatable to people going through it.

Before the singer-songwriter heads to Dallas, they talk about their brand of cosmic soul being rooted in universal themes.