Concerts

The former Bastards of Soul collaborators celebrate Dallas funk and soul with upcoming album.

Indie icon Jenny Lewis is coming to Dallas on March 2 with her all-female band and a puppy in tow.

Extreme knows how to put on a professional rock show. The “More Than Words” band played a sold-out show at Dallas’ House of Blues.

After 30 years in the music biz, and memorable run-ins with Oasis and Chris Kirkpatrick, Steve Holt is back doing what he loves.

The Satanic doo-wop band Twin Temple brings the vintage Goth tunes Alex Jones hates.

A near-capacity crowd at Tannahill’s Tavern in Fort Worth on Friday couldn’t get enough of The Mavericks.

Usher has no plans to slow down after headlining the Super Bowl halftime show: He just added tour dates to cities including Dallas.

Friday and Saturday are absolutely packed with incredible shows. Let us be your guide.

So much to do, so much to see. So, what’s wrong if these shows are free and cheap? You’ll never know if you don’t go. You’ll never shine if you don’t glow. Hey now, you’re an all star.

Giant props, bowl cuts and comedy bits: We can’t stress enough how wild Oliver Tree’s Dallas concert was.

Maynard’s band maintains an elegant balance of high art and musical power.

You’ve got a broad range of options this week, with concerts from Tool to Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone.

This is a great week to get in on the ground floor with local acts at the best free and cheap concerts in North Texas.

Justin Timberlake (sans the rest of *NSYNC) is bringing is Forget Tomorrow World Tour to Dickies Arena in Fort Worth.

Whether you’re looking to catch an old favorite or hear something new, there is a local concert this week that is just perfect for you.

Tuesday, Jan. 23 Never Ending Fall 7 p.m., House of Blues, 2200 N. Lamar St. $19 at livenation.com New-age rock band Never Ending Fall is on its American Disco Tour. This is a band with members who have known each other and played together since fourth grade. The band plays…

Elvis Costello was happy to play in Dallas, and his love of Texas music showed at his Majestic Theatre concert.

Catch Old Crow Medicine Show, Smokey Robinson and Odd Eye Circle at this year’s Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, or hang around Dallas for seven other shows this week.

Indie singer-songwriter Mitski is gracing us with two shows at Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie.

Wednesday, Jan. 17 The Holy Ghost Tabernacle Choir 7 p.m., Three Links, 2704 Elm St. $15 at prekindle.com From Savannah, Georgia, comes metalcore band The Holy Ghost Tabernacle Choir for a midweek show in the beating heart of Deep Ellum. A band that fuses elements of math rock, noise and…

The stars at night are big and bright, indeed at this Texas music festival.

Whether you’re looking for a little Cornbread & Country with Elaina Kay or the chaos of The Spits’ mosh pit, stay warm this week with some of your favorite music.