After a breakup, most of us console ourselves by going to bed with two men named Ben and Jerry. Bianca “BeMyFiasco” Rodriguez made a healthier choice, and created a jazzy and soulful R&B mixtape.
A couple of days after Labor Day, University of North Texas grad Jeff Coffin was in good spirits, although he was in full recovery mode from an unexpectedly wild holiday weekend.
There’s more to Halloween music than “Monster Mash.” No, you’re probably not going to get a lot of Halloween carolers, unless your neighborhood has a particularly fervent A Nightmare Before Christmas troop of fans.
On one particularly amusing episode of That ’70s Show, fresh-faced protagonist Eric Forman declares his love for the beloved pomp-rock band Styx and faces scorn from friends, who are too cool for Styx’s “lush, orchestral sound,” as he describes it.
Last year, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Greg Abbott ordered the temporary closure of businesses that earn 51% or more of their revenue from selling alcohol – bars and most music venues, in other words. Owners who refused to comply faced fines. A new year has brought…
With more national and international acts coming at the beginning of next week, this weekend offers you a perfect chance to get live and local.
Before Matt Skiba was tapped to replace Tom DeLonge in blink-182, one of the most iconic trios of our time, he was known for his work in another famous punk rock trio – one with a higher pH, if you will.
North Texas star Demi Lovato has been a role model since first appearing on Barney & Friends in the early 2000s. We’re trying hard to root for the singer-actress, but it’s hard to ignore the fact that Demi’s wokeness is rarely even demi-congruent.
Wild Nothing’s Jack Tatum is finally able to relax. Ahead of the band’s show with Beach Fossils at Amplified Live in Dallas on Wednesday, Oct. 13, Tatum is speaking to us from a hotel room in Chicago.
Folk singer Kevin Morby is sitting in his home Missouri, thinking about baseball.
After a a first week that kicked off with Doja Cat, Machine Gun Kelly and Tyler, the Creator, the second week of Austin City Limit’s started on Friday.
While many artists have used the pandemic and political unrest to come up with thought-provoking lyrics, a Texas duo is letting the music speak for itself, and choosing to forgo lyrics altogether.
Modest Mouse’s Thursday night show at Pavillion at Toyota Music Factory turned the Irving venue into a nostalgic rager.
Did you know Blue Öyster Cult’s “Godzilla” was written in Dallas?”True, that’s where it was written,” says lead guitarist and occasional singer Donald “Buck Dharma” Roeser.
This next concert week is packed wall-to-wall with great local bands and some exciting national acts coming through North Texas.
TLC has made being crazy, sexy, and cool look easy for nearly three decades.
Yasmeen Nasir lives her life in two completely different worlds. By day, she works as a project engineer for the aerospace company Lockheed Martin Corp. She’s also an up-and-coming musician.
It’s hard to make a good music documentary.The film genre usually boils down to two different types: sanitized “peeks” into an artist’s personal life – inevitably and regrettably gatekept by those same artists (see Katy Perry’s Part of Me) or unnecessarily unfiltered portraits of raging egomaniacs (such as Madonna’s Truth or Dare).
Austin City Limits got off to a rocky start on Friday. The festival’s gates, which were supposed to open at noon, delayed fans’ entry until 3 p.m. due to heavy rain
the night before, creating a traffic jam on the streets and at the entrances.
It’s a drive, a train ride to St. Paul Station and a walk down to Main Street Garden Park. It was about screaming for equal rights – reproductive rights. And about speaking truth to power.
John Legend’s fans should expect to leave his upcoming concert feeling uplifted. We spoke to the 12-time Grammy Award-winner ahead of his Oct. 6 at tour stop at Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie, and he discussed his love of touring and family – and getting through grief.
George Harrison once said you can tell a lot about a person based on how they tend their garden. At the moment, singer Nicole Marxen’s garden is in full bloom.
