Concerts

The master of parody will make a North Texas tour stop in August.

Kendrick Lamar, Dua Lipa and Post Malone are among this year’s star-studded schedule of shows.

Concerts are our lifeblood, and these are the Dallas concerts that brought us to life in 2024.

The Mullen & Mullen Music Project and Spune Productions will bring a weeklong party to North Texas.

The award-winning musician and star on The Voice will perform Dec. 13 at Winstar.

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.

There’s no better way to get amped up for Christmas than with a live music show.

The anti-capitalist, philosophical singer-songwriter is looking forward to opening for Robert Earl Keen in Dallas next week.

Music Safari began during the pandemic to bring live music to those feeling cooped up, but why stop a good thing?

Three-plus years after he came out as queer then left the LDS church, David Archuleta reconnects with the holidays on his own terms.

With its stacked lineup and unforgettable moments, this year’s Jingle Ball was a highlight of the holiday season.

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.

The Aussie rock legends will take their Power Up Tour across North America next spring. Tickets go on sale Dec. 6.

The Reverend’s rowdy crossover appeal was on full display before a packed crowd of young punks and old cowboys.

The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter pulled from her latest LP and welcomed a special guest to her first of two nights in Dallas.

On the highly anticipated Mutt tour, the Grammy Award winner returns to Dallas as the hottest new R&B star.

The country icon brought glitter and glam to the stage as he promoted his first new album of original songs in nine years.

Mariah Carey’s Christmas Time Tour came to town with nostalgic holiday classics and the living legend’s greatest hits.

Saturday night will showcase nearly 70 artists performing across 11 different venues.

The Grapevine-raised superstar, hitting the road in support of his country album, will return to North Texas for his first appearance in two years.

The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter presided over an emotional, melodic evening, which included a number of surprises.

After being tapped by Beyoncé, Nashville-based Tanner Adell kicked off her inaugural headlining tour at the House of Blues.