Best things to do in Dallas this week, July 20-26
Wash away your World Cup pains this week with wine tastings or a tall martini glass of burlesque.
Wash away your World Cup pains this week with wine tastings or a tall martini glass of burlesque.
The booker at the Bomb Factory deserves a raise with the schedule they’ve put together for fall.
K-pop superstars ENHYPEN tell us about entering their new chapter as a six-piece, and how Texas fashion inspires them.
David Crow, the man behind EDM project GHENGAR, wants Dallas to let all its dance demons out at SILO.
Ravyn Lenae, American Football, Role Model and more promise a big year for shows in North Texas.
Tim DeLaughter and Mark Pirro have been forced to find ingenious ways to fit their very large sound in very small rooms.
No one goes to the State Fair of Texas for the music, but maybe this year they should.
Skip the fireworks this year for a vampire party that promises blood bag daiquiris and a night straight out of the 1998 movie’s unforgettable opening scene.
Ahead of his June 25 show at Toyota Music Factory, legendary Primus bassist Les Claypool talks blur, danger and AI.
Juneteenth is June 19, but there are plenty of ways to celebrate the holiday in North Texas between now and then.
Some of the year’s biggest shows are coming to North Texas this month, and fortunately for us, most of them have A/C.
This July, Hanif Abdurraqib and Jamila Woods join a lineup of local and global talent to unite music and literature for the inaugural festival in Deep Ellum.
“Ice Cream Paint Job” hitmaker Durrough will host a massive lineup of local artists at Trees to spotlight North Texas hip-hop.
Fresh off sharing a stage with Post Malone, the Midland native is looking to bring back the sound of the ’80s and ’90s with his own modern twist.
Before the Dallas finale of the 30th anniversary tour for I Am An Elastic Firecracker, frontman Tim DeLaughter reflects on the band’s Deep Ellum roots.
Ahead of her show at the Longhorn Ballroom, the Grammy-winning jazz artist talks joy, the “lineage” of artists who came before her and how she handles being overwhelmed.
Texas Rangers sportscaster Eric Nadel is celebrating his 75th birthday with a special concert benefiting mental health organization the Grant Halliburton Foundation.
The R&B artist started her career as a songwriter for other artists and in film and TV, but now she’s releasing her own music on her terms.
The enduring pop-rock band tells us why Dallas, specifically, has long held a guaranteed spot on their tours.
Ubbi Dubbi was good, but the improvised after party at SILO was better.
When Post Malone is in Waco, we’re calling it North Texas.
Little Image’s third and latest album Kill the Ghost is out now. But the band had to do some work before they could create again.