Nick Jonas Strikes A Chord with Paul Rudd in Power Ballad
We caught up with Dallas’ own Nick Jonas to talk his new film, favorite restaurant to drop by when he comes back, and how the big Texas sky influences his work.
We caught up with Dallas’ own Nick Jonas to talk his new film, favorite restaurant to drop by when he comes back, and how the big Texas sky influences his work.
The indie-rock darling still needs a poster before she comes through here next month, so the Granada is opening it up to North Texas artists.
A Cowboy in London offers an unapologetic look at the country crooner through director Jared L. Christopher’s lens.
From Seryn’s emotional homecoming to an intergalactic rock opera, the 10 unforgettable sets that defined this year’s Thin Line Fest.
“The biggest, the largest” also applies to the project’s stacked list of features.
Travis Scott and Young Thug are a few of the rappers backing the Dallas man convicted for a 2008 murder.
Rock royalty reigned as powerfully as ever in Dallas on Wednesday night.
From a cozy corner at The Wild Detectives, the local poetry scene is getting all jazzed up.
The Grapevine native will be the second-ever artist awarded the Ray Charles Architect of Sound Award by the Recording Academy.
The Texas country star also announced a new album, Middle of Nowhere, is coming in May.
The DOJ claims Live Nation and Ticketmaster illegally monopolize the Live music industry. Now it wants the companies separated.
Ahead of his two-night run at Globe Life Field next month, we decided to dive into the Grammy-winning artist’s first solo album in a decade.
The deepest (and currently most viral) voice in Dallas will have a record deal soon, and then a Grammy not long after, he hopes.
With her roaring, theatrical Mayhem Ball at Dickies Arena, the pop titan reminded us why she’s mother.
As protests happen nearly weekly, we’d like to remind you our local musicians aren’t rookies to standing up for justice.
She doesn’t cook, she doesn’t clean, but she does endorse politicians.
Booker T. Washington alum Max Poscente leads his indie band to the future of rock ‘n’ roll on The Lighthouse, The Storm.
A marijuana-related guilty plea in Virginia 10 years ago kept Crockett from entering Canada for a tour.
Punk never dies, especially not at these North Texas moshing grounds.
Mitch Baranowski explores Austin’s thriving music ecosystem with his new book, and tells us why Dallas’ doesn’t quite stack up in comparison.
First announced in 2024, the new Toadies record, recorded by the late, great Steve Albini, has an official release date.
For the analog listeners living in this digital world.