Unless you’re Patrick Star from SpongeBob SquarePants, and therefore excused because for living under a frickin’ rock, you’ve heard that Blink-182 is back in its original and purest form.
Fall is in the air, and if the sudden cooler weather hasn’t got you down this week, there’s plenty to do out there in all corners of the Golden Triangle.
Guitar World has dubbed Lamb of God “the most important contemporary metal band in the world,” hailed the group as the architects behind the “new wave of American heavy metal” as torchbearers of the heavy metal that Megadeth
The Euclid Tavern in Cleveland, which closed in 2018, had a capacity of about 150. Standing before a Dallas audience easily 100 times that size, Dan Auerbach explained how that cozy room led to the vast one in which we all found ourselves on Tuesday night.
Everyone has a dream concert for which they’d be willing to risk life and limb for some seats. Maybe you want to see Paul McCartney while he’s still touring, or perhaps you’d be first in line to see Childish Gambino or Adele
Weekend Two of Austin City Limits was a hot one, and we were back in the thick of it – though this time better prepared than the previous week, having learned a valuable lesson about bringing a mask to keep the dust at bay.
Happy Halloween, Dallas! While we generally have festive Christmas tunes to celebrate the beginning of the winter season, choosing a soundtrack for the spookiest time of the year can be a bit of a challenge. It’s not like “Halloween music” is a label you’ll find on Spotify, unless you’re thinking…
On Friday night, Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalia lit up the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory at the Irving stop of her Motomami World Tour, her first major tour supporting her album of the same name.
Deep Ellum may be changing with each passing day, but there’s one tradition that’s still going strong in the city’s historic live music district.
What in the world could Josey Records, The Ben and Skin Show and a young career jazz musician living in Los Angeles possibly have in common?
There is a lot going on this week, North Texas. With The State Fair bringing in lots of tourists and hosting its own concerts, there was almost too much this week to really fit into this little list of 10.
Most of us can probably name more Kanye West controversies than songs. In the past few years alone, the artist now legally named “Ye” has called slavery “a choice,” spent ample time criticizing his ex-wife Kim Kardashian
DOMi and JDBECK opened their North American tour Monday night at a sold-out Deep Ellum Art Company. The tour comes in support of the duo’s first album, Not Tight, which we named Best New Album in 2022.
The legendary Dallas country trio The Chicks opened their first of two shows at the Toyota Music Factory in Irving on Monday with a snippet of Joan Jett’s “Bad Reputation.”
ACL Fest kicked off the first of two weekends this past Friday with a crammed three days of shows at Zilker Park in Austin.
It’s been two years since producer DirtBeats and a small team relaunched Dallas’ live band concert series, DTXUnplugged.
North Texas native Post Malone is one of the most popular artists of the past decade, but he clearly doesn’t want to be defined solely by his award-winning, record-shattering music career.
North Texas has had one of the best two weeks in concerts with tour stops by Elton John (in his last North Texas appearance), Flaming Lips, Wu-Tang and Nas, Smashing Pumpkins and Gorillaz, among so many others.
Every week, we get to celebrate the wide range of music North Texas attracts to its hallowed venues, and this week is giving us a lot to celebrate.
The Deep Ellum neighborhood is about to reach its 150th year of providing a place for countless new musical artists to share their sound
In the wake of COVID, climate change crisis, inflation, and the general glum of everything sucking that’s dominated the past couple of years, Van Damme wants to change things up.
It seems like a lot of our old-world habits need some kind of update, even if it’s just for the sake of convenience.
