Critic's Notebook

Two revered names in our community, Jeffrey Liles and Robert Wilonsky, shared music stories with depth and meaning.

“I’ve been lucky enough to have the support of my city for a while now,” she says, who released her new album last month.

Despite the band’s name, they assure us that they are here to stay.

Crockett says he was born the lucky one on his single off Dollar a Day, which is co-produced with Shooter Jennings.

The bearded poet released his debut album, Earth Tones, after decades of songwriting.

We’re prepping for the Fourth of July early with our inaugural Spotify playlist featuring all local artists.

Diddy has been acquitted of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy charges, but convicted of lesser charges.

We spoke to the Dallas singer about making his first album, performing at open mics and developing his stirring voice.

The Limestone Kid is who we know and love, but it’s clear Parker, the father and husband, doesn’t feel like a kid anymore.

Even after Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter won the Grammy for Best Country Album, skeptics are still vocal.

The Canadian rapper is a newly minted Texan, hitting up The Alibi Bar in Chappell Hill for drinks with his new neighbors.

From Robert Earl Keen to Cody Johnson to Kaitlin Butts, here are 50 of the best Texas country and red dirt songs.

The Dallas singer on what inspired “Ricochet,” the dance single that explores the messy, undefined nature of situationships.

The hip-hop producers touched on everything from Dallas culture to the music business at the South Dallas Cultural Center.

Jordan Maddox takes to the skies, flipping the script on Grayson Taylor and interviewing him while 2,000 ft. above Dallas.

After a successful TMR 29, TMR 30 was announced this morning at 9:53 a.m. on 95.3 The Range.

BigXThaPlug and Shaboozey share another collaboration after weeks of teasing the song on social media.

Which House? Witch House? Gone House. Denton loses another iconic music space.

Summer is here, and we’re looking for music writers with the hottest takes and writing chops to back them up.

Erykah Badu performed “Echos 19 (mix 122)” and debuted “Next to You” at her Juneteenth show. Here’s how to listen to them.

The Grammy Award-winning Dallas icon will likely unveil new music during a free, live-streamed concert at The Bomb Factory.

The future site of the 20,000-seat facility will be a first-of-its-kind premium live music venue in Texas.