Peggy Gou Kept the Energy Flowing in Dallas Debut at Silo
The South Korea-born, Berlin-based electronic artist made her first time in Dallas a night to remember.
The South Korea-born, Berlin-based electronic artist made her first time in Dallas a night to remember.
In Fort Worth at Dickies Arena, thousands of fans cried “more, more, more” to Billy Idol.
The acclaimed, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter kicked off the first of two nights in Dallas with an expansive showcase.
The blues legend played with the energy of a much younger man at Toyota Music Factory, opening for Tedeschi Trucks Band.
With three decades of music, Mogwai turned their Dallas finale into an unforgettable symphony of raw power and emotion.
The Kanye West co-writer performed most of his Dallas debut from a couch and dodged stage-diving demands.
Thin Line Fest turned Denton into a sonic playground where punk chaos, indie charm and raw creativity converged.
The veteran rock group, its eclectic songs in tow, made its annual pilgrimage to Fair Park, delighting a near-capacity crowd.
Fans at the show were thrilled. Fans online were robbed.