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Y'all, The Boss is coming! The biggest concert announcement of the week had the whole internet buzzing when it broke nationally that this year's March Madness Music Festival will bring Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band, fun., Jason Aldean, Tim McGraw, and The Killers to Dallas. Though we can barely contain our excitement for all the college basketball festivities coming in April, a couple of unexpected treats popped up on our radar with Beenie Man at Heroes Lounge and GOBLIN at Texas Theatre. On top of all of this, Homegrown Festival announced its approval to block off Main Street for the May 10 outing. They also added Sarah Jaffe, Mystery Skulls, The Baptist Generals, Son of Stan, Calhoun and Sam Lao to an already impressive lineup.
SXSW Foreplayfest: PUJOL, Nightmare Boyzzz, cobalt cranes, and more | Tuesday, March 11 | Double-wide
Raccoon Eyezz and King Camel's SXSW Kickoff: Ringo Deathstar, Blackstone Rangers, Vulgar Fashion, and more | Wednesday, March 12 | The Crown & Harp, Good Records
Tyler, The Creator | Saturday, March 15 | House of Blues
Decibel Magazine Tour: Carcass, The Black Dahlia Murder, Gorguts, Noisem | Friday, March 21 | Trees
Beenie Man | Friday, March 28 | Heroes Lounge
David Barnes | Sunday, March 30 | The Kessler Theater
March Madness Music Festival: Jason Aldean, Tim McGraw, The Killers, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, fun. | Friday, April 4 - Sunday, April 6 | Reunion Park
Patrick Park | Tuesday, April 8 | Three Links
Charlie Parr | Thursday, April 17 | Dan's Silverleaf
Noah Gunderson | Friday, April 18 | Three Links
Devin The Dude | Saturday, April 19 | Granada Theater
Damien Jurado | Monday, April 21 | Dan's Silverleaf
The Silver Palms | Friday, April 25 | City Tavern
GOBLIN, Pinkish Black | Sunday, April 27 | Texas Theatre
White Hills, Natural Child | Thursday, May 1 | City Tavern
Tiempo Libre | Friday, May 2 | The Kessler Theater
The Quiet Company | Saturday, May 3 | Three Links
Tiny Moving Parts, Frameworks, Gates | Thursday, May 8 | Three Links
OFF! | Friday, May 23 | Club Dada
Eagulls | Friday, May 23 | Three Links
Johnette Napolitano | Friday, May 23 | The Kessler Theater
Bad Suns | Tuesday, May 27 | House Of Blues Cambridge Room
Uh Huh Her | Monday, June 2 | House Of Blues Cambridge Room
Everclear, Soul Asylum, Eve 6, Spacehog | Friday, June 11 | South Side Ballroom
Boston, Doobie Brothers | Wednesday, June 18 | Allen Event Center
Linkin Park, 30 Seconds to Mars, AFI | Saturday, September 6 | Gexa Energy Pavilion
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