What Makes Pantera So Special?
This week, Metallica announced a 2023 concert in Arlington with Pantera. Expectedly, metalheads went insane.
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Yung Nation, Dallas Hip-Hop’s Most Consistent Duo, Want to ‘Make the World Boogie Again’
For the past decade, the members in Dallas duo Yung Nation have been regarded as local legends by those who know their history.
How Did We Miss This Dallas Song by Coldplay?
It’s been about six months since Coldplay kicked off their Music of the Spheres Tour in our little corner of the world. But one moment from that show preserved on TikTok recently caught our attention.
Eagles Brought Fort Worth to Hotel California This Black Friday Evening
On Black Friday evening, Eagles fans entered Dickies Arena to a stage shrouded by a gray curtain, as classic folk rock songs played low as the venue’s walk-in music.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Eagles, Judas Priest, Jack Harlow and More
For all the lack of big name acts we’ve seen in the weeks leading up to the Thanksgiving holiday, things pick right back up on Black Friday, a day on which half of the concerts on this week’s list occur.
Things We’re Thankful For in the Dallas Music Scene in 2022
The advent of Turkey Day once again gives us a chance to reflect on our gratitude for carbs and all other things that make life worthwhile.
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Jacob Metcalf’s Album Release Gets Us in a Thanksgiving Mood
It’s normal for an album release party to be full of family and friends, and Jacob Metcalf’s didn’t break that trend.
Let’s Play ‘Would You Rather’ With the Super Expensive Tickets for Taylor Swift
It’s no big secret that Ticketmaster sucks. Music fans have been enduring its bloated prices and unnecessary fees for years.
North Texas Artists Weigh in on Why the Grammys Still Matter
Last week, the nominees were announced for the 65th Grammys, and several Dallas-Fort Worth artists are up for awards at next year’s ceremony.
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Sorry, But Swifties Are Not the Worst Fan Group
So, who’s having a worse PR crisis right now, Twitter or Ticketmaster? While Elon Musk is busy burningthe social media platform into the ground, Ticketmaster is in hot water again thanks to the ridiculous tactics used to distribute tickets for Taylor Swift’s latest tour.
DJ and Producer Hunter Vaughan Keeps Adding to Dallas Nightlife
Devout dance music fans love to reminisce about the good ol’ days. On nightclub patios all around the world, ravers share cigarettes and war stories from “back in the hey-day.” Dallas DJ-producer Hunter Vaughan isn’t alone in his nostalgia for the Club Afterlife parties from 2010.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: George Strait, Pentatonix, King’s X and More
There is a lot of music to be thankful for in the week leading up to Thanksgiving. For one thing, the “King of Country” himself will be playing two nights in Fort Worth this weekend.
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S1, Snarky Puppy, DOMi and JD Beck, and More Scored Grammy Nods This Year
It’s Grammy nomination time again and this year’s list proves to be another stellar year for musicians from North Texas.
The 1975’s Grand Prairie Show Found Victory in Defeat
The 1975, who played at the Texas Trust CU Theater in Grand Prairie on Tuesday, don’t seem to know what their deal is either.
SAIAH Became an Artist After the Shroom-Induced Voices Said They Should
SAIAH gained a significant following over the past year. The Los Angeles-based, non-binary artist will be making a stop through Dallas on tour with Sad Dynamite to promote their new single, “Blue,” released on Nov. 11.
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Following Coolio’s Death, Local Heroes Bowling for Soup Come to a Charity Concert’s Rescue
When rapper Coolio died on Sept. 28 from a reported cardiac arrest, millions of hip-hop fans mourned his passing.
In Honor of Pink’s World Tour, Some of Her Greatest Moments
Shortly after we heard word that Pink would be delivering what will surely be an emotional tribute to Olivia Newton-John at this year’s American Music Awards, she announced a new nationwide tour in 2023.
Some People Still Don’t Appreciate Country Music. Let Pancho and Lefty Show Them the Light.
You’ve probably heard someone, maybe a friend, say something like this: “I like every type of music except for country music.” It’s all about beer, trucks and girls, they might say. Or it’s for inbred, backwater rednecks. It’s campaign music for MAGA conservatives. Sadly, such snobs still exist, even today. Hillary…
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Suspect in Rapper Mo3’s Killing Gets 105 Months in Prison on Federal Gun Charge
One of two men facing murder charges in the shooting death of Dallas rapper Mo3 in November 2020 was sentenced to 105 months in federal prison this week after pleading guilty to possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas said…
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Amanda Shires, Napalm Death, The 1975 and More
As the year begins its slow descent into the holiday season, it’s another week of smaller shows in North Texas, another chance to walk a bit outside of your comfort zone and get to know your local music community a little better. The concert week kicks off with a show…
Random Play: Denton’s Rock Lottery 19 Creates New Bands With Nothing But Talent and Fate
Every year, the Denton Rock Lottery creates music starting with two scoops of chaos. A panel chooses 25 local musicians and puts their names in a random drawing of five individual groups. Then those groups meet for 12 hours on a chosen day to create a band and prepare three…
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Profit God Is a Holy Hip-Hop Trinity
One thing to love about rap groups is how a cohesive final product can highlight individual styles and artists’ voices