Aminé Reminds Us to Take It Day by Day in Uplifting Dallas Show
Portland’s “skinny leg legend” wrapped up his 10th show on his world tour at South Side Ballroom, giving fans both life lessons and political messages.
Concert Reviews
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Aubrey Logan Modernizes Jazz in Windmills Showcase
The Austin-based musician spoke with us about her views on jazz ahead of her trip to The Colony.
The Struts Plot British Invasion and Brought the House Down at Dallas Show
British glam rockers The Struts spoke to us about their “all killer, no filler” debut album before Friday’s show at The Echo Lounge.
TLC’s Timeless Classics Lit the Main Stage Ablaze at State Fair of Texas
Free with admission, Dallas fairgoers got to see trailblazing R&B group TLC run through hits like “No Scrubs” and “Unpretty.”
In Alabama Shakes’ First Dallas Show in a Decade, the Band Finds a Way Forward
Alabama Shakes’ reunion tour is as much about the future as the past, performing at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory over the weekend.
Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist’s South Side Ballroom Show Had Us Wanting ‘Alfredo 3’
One of the most prolific rapper-producer partnerships is back in Dallas to bask in the limelight of their latest instant classic, Alfredo 2.
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I’m With Her Offers a Tonic for Troubled Times at Majestic Theatre
Folk supergroup I’m With Her returns to Dallas after seven years for an incomparable performance with special guest Jon Muq.
Haim and Dora Jar Were Sisters in Harmony at The Bomb Factory
Haim’s I Quit Tour turned Deep Ellum into a dance party.
The Dandy Warhols Are the Last Gasp of Gen X Cool
Both freewheeling and exacting, the Portland band delivered a sonic wall of sound at The Kessler Theater without ever selling out.
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Hooked on a Feeling: Everclear Celebrates 30 Years of ‘Sparkle and Fade’ in Plano
The band’s anniversary tour is for their 1995 breakout album, bringing along alt-rock stalwarts Local H and Sponge.
Addison Rae Shows Her Pop Icon Potential at Sold-Out Dallas Show
Addison Rae says this was her last show in Texas (for now), bringing her first world tour to South Side Ballroom.
Raphael Saadiq Was One Man, No Band at Dallas Show
This was the first time Raphael Saadiq had taken the stage by himself, telling stories and bringing three decades of hits.
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Tate McRae Proves Her Pop Star Power at Sold-Out Dallas Show
Tate McRae critics must stop comparing her to Britney Spears. The 22-year-old Canadian singer is in a league of her own.
Lil Wayne Debuted a New Era to Weezy Fans at Dos Equis Pavilion
With over twenty years of classics, Lil Wayne officially began his legacy work, and Dallas fans love to see it.
James Taylor’s Fort Worth Show Was Sentimental, Shares Stage With Son: Photos
James Taylor and his All-Star Band with special guest Tiny Habits wrapped up their summer dates at Dickies Arena.
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TOMORROW X TOGETHER Reignites Fans With a Milestone-Filled Show at AAC
TOMORROW X TOGETHER came back to Texas after a 2022 stop. Another world tour, another reason to scream for the Gen Z icons.
Nine Inch Nails Might Be the Best They’ve Ever Been at Fort Worth Show
Trent Reznor triumphed with a multimedia masterpiece in his return to North Texas.
The Hives Ripped the Roof Off at House of Blues Dallas
The acclaimed Swedish rockers, touring behind their seventh studio album, delivered a thrilling, relentless showcase.
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LE SSERAFIM’s First Texas Show Was All Energy and a Mesmerizing Escape
The fearless quintet (KIM CHAEWON, SAKURA, HUH YUNJIN, KAZUHA and HONG EUNCHAE) commanded our attention in Grand Prairie.
Simple Plan, Bowling for Soup Turn Back Time for Emo Extravaganza in Irving
Simple Plan, LÁ˜LÁ˜, 3OH!3 and Bowling for Soup turned the Pavilion into an emo-fueled, early 2000s nostalgia fest on Saturday.
MJ Lenderman Was Effortlessly Cool in His Sold-Out Return to Fort Worth
MJ Lenderman and his backing band, the Wind, transformed Tannahill’s with his dreamlike narratives into something freeing.
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Clipse Declares Let God Sort Em Out Is Rap Album of the Year at The Bomb Factory
Clipse, the Virginia Beach duo of brothers Pusha T and Malice, gave us raw and uncut raps for an hour in Deep Ellum.