‘The Way It Is’ Reignited: Keyshia Cole’s 20th Anniversary Tour Lights Up Dickies Arena
Keyshia Cole is celebrating her debut album The Way It Is with support from Tink, Keri Hilson and Elijah Blake
Keyshia Cole is celebrating her debut album The Way It Is with support from Tink, Keri Hilson and Elijah Blake
Oso Oso’s Dallas stop delivered heart, humor and a decade of pop-punk brilliance-all for the price of a burrito.
On the first of two nights at American Airlines Center, the #RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR was filled with silliness and positivity.
Rick Springfield took Dallas fans on a nostalgic trip through the ’80s with classic hits and a killer opening lineup.
TJ Novak celebrated his debut album with Justin Hoard, Alec Zieff, David Carriaga Hobbs and Bill Hamilton Friday night.
Dallas-based artist Millkzy has been making waves with his poetic spoken word and emotionally charged storytelling.
In a night of nostalgia, Dashboard Confessional’s heartfelt energy outshone Goo Goo Dolls’ seasoned charm.
At House of Blues Dallas, an excellent double bill of post-punk bands provided ’80s nostalgia.
Hatebreed, Fugitive, Creeping Death, Gridiron, Escuela Grind and Incite breathed new life into the Summer Slaughter Tour.
Richard Smith returned to Cleburne for one of his final stops before some much-needed rest from his summer tour.
Ashani, Dru Hill and Mario hit the stage at Texas Trust CU Theatre and had fans singing all night.
Despite bad weather and delays, Kesha didn’t stop and made it pop at Dos Equis Pavilion.
An Essence Festival first-timer weighs the pros and cons of a spur-of-the-moment getaway to The Big Easy.
Two revered names in our community, Jeffrey Liles and Robert Wilonsky, shared music stories with depth and meaning.
We spent the first few hours of Independence Day singing ‘I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T’ with the Baton Rouge rapper and his people.
Beyoncé was spectacular in her hometown show, sharing the stage with her daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi.
Tank and the Bangas were energetic and wild during their Fort Worth stop on the The Heart, The Mind, The Soul Tour.
The acclaimed singer-songwriter made his first Dallas appearance in six years, blending songs and stories for the audience.
Sueños and Daze’s first Texas run delivered on electrifying performances that paired well with Black Cat’s nostalgic charm.
The Texas crooner from Del Rio performed songs from his new album Whiskey Lies & Alibis to a packed house.
The iconic Dallas band is celebrating 30 years of their 1995 album I Am an Elastic Firecracker with a summer tour.
When Badu came home, the icon took the stage and gave fans a powerful display of neo-soul while celebrating Black culture.