Concerts

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.

The acclaimed Fort Worth-raised singer-songwriter made his first North Texas appearance in more than 16 years on Thursday.

The multi-platinum, Grammy-winning rock band brought plenty of pyro and platitudes to Fort Worth Wednesday.

The fans who were lucky to find tickets were not disappointed: The rock icon delivered the concert of the year in Deep Ellum.

The convicted felon, who pleaded guilty to a child endangerment charge, is still pumping out generic pop and is performing at Trees this December.

The Deep Ellum venue will hold a dance night to celebrate the late pop star, who died in October.

Is it really a secret if the entire tour is like this? Either way, we’re in.

After two postponements, the multi-platinum pop superstar brought her “Summer Carnival” tour to Arlington on Wednesday.

Andy Summers, lead guitarist for The Police, took Dallas audiences on a lifelong trip of exquisite memories on Tuesday.

For (possibly) his last tour, the rap star delivered a healing experience from the bottom of his soul.

The acclaimed salsero brought his “Historia” tour to North Texas on Halloween, delivering classic hits and nostalgic vibes.

The “Espresso” singer sold out the American Airlines Center with the help of sparkly costumes and some well-placed skeletons.

The French electronic music duo made its first North Texas appearance in over 20 years Tuesday, performing its acclaimed debut in full.

Our emo hearts swelled at the sound of Chris Carrabba’s voice on Sunday.

Rob Halford and his band rocked the audience to the core.

The artist’s Chromakopia World Tour will come through Dallas on March 17.

Rob Halford is still a metal god after 50 years.

From A-list stars to up-and-coming youngsters, the next few months in Dallas-Fort Worth will be packed.