Concerts

This week, it’s all about going live, local and light on your budget with the best cheap and free concerts in Dallas.

Do you realize … The Flaming Lips are one of the best live bands on the planet?

Blues Traveler have had a heck of a journey. Catch them in Dallas on Nov. 14.

Lil Uzi Vert put on one of the best shows of the year at Dallas’ South Side Ballroom.

There’s plenty to look back on and so much to look forward to in this week’s concert lineup in Dallas, including Kim Petras and Earl Sweatshirt.

You won’t find tickets this cheap for some of these acts again until they’re headlining free suburban music festivals 30 years from now.

Think Divine-meets-G.G. Allin – at an art gallery. We’re there for it.

Photographer Andrew Sherman captured the best moments of the Queen and Adam Lambert concert in Dallas.

Yeah, Freddie is gone, but you can still enjoy Queen’s music as sung by Adam Lambert.

Chappell Roan’s Halloween show had it all: drag queens, costumes and catharsis.

You really don’t have to spend a lot of money to enjoy some good live music.

Stoner metal from hell, rockers in face paint and horrorcore rap. What more could you want from a Halloween concert calendar?

The economy sucks. Here are some Dallas concerts with ticket prices that don’t.

The “Sledgehammer” hitmaker returned to Dallas after 12 years – and nailed it.

With music festivals in Denton and Fort Worth, this might be a good weekend to take a drive, but concerts from Peter Gabriel, Ben Folds, Nick Cave and others may make you want to stay in Dallas.

Travis Scott’s Dallas concert was a true spectacle.

From Jimmie Vaughan to Tove Lo, it was a mixed bag of talent at ACL’s Week 2.

The legendary Sting played a Saturday night concert with old hits and help from his son. Not that he needed it.

The Queen of Country, Shania Twain, returns for round two this week while two of metal’s most feared acts find a space in Deep Ellum.

ACL kicked off with a dramatic weekend full of antics and great performances.

Whether you’re looking to funk up your night with Chromeo or jazz it up with Snarky Puppy, there’s something on this week’s concert list you’re sure to enjoy.

Dave Gahan and Depeche Mode goth-rocked the crowd at American Airlines on Sunday.