The Seven Best Concerts in Dallas This Week, September 12-18

Vanessa Quilantan September 12, 2013 10:05AM

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Seriously though, how excited are you Mumford & Sons fans? After canceling their show earlier in the summer due to health reasons, the boys are back in town. It's always nice to see a band make it up to the fans, and that's exactly what the indie folk/bluegrass darlings will do on Wednesday night. Show them some love, because everyone's favorite evangelical maniacs, Westboro Baptist Church, have announced plans to picket the band's Bonner Springs, Kansas, stop. Apparently, Mumford & Sons' unabashed support for gay rights is WBC's reasoning for planning to attend the show, but we're willing to bet they probably just really liked Babel.

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Vanessa Quilantan