DJ Diesel, aka Shaq, is coming to Dallas as part of his ‘Texas takeover’
The NBA legend just announced a four-date, all-Texas tour slated for September.
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GHENGAR is determined to give his best, darkest and loudest show in Dallas
David Crow, the man behind EDM project GHENGAR, wants Dallas to let all its dance demons out at SILO.
Unholy Hell, Charley Crockett drops practicing Satanists as openers a week before shows
Come hell, high water and Charley Crockett. A California duo says the country outlaw dropped them from shows due to Satanic imagery.
Dallas’ digital creator economy is booming. Burnout is too
As the field of digital creators only becomes more crowded, Dallas creators are burning out. Local industry leaders want to change that.
The World Cup will leave North Texas soon. Here are your last chances to join the fun
From the FIFA Fan Festival to live concerts and street festivals, here’s a full guide to Dallas festivities.
5 can’t-miss screenings at the 2026 Oak Cliff Film Festival
Dallas has an underrated cinema scene, and Oak Cliff is at the heart of it. The neighborhood’s 15th annual festival has a packed screening schedule.
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A new meetup on the Katy Trail pairs strangers for a friendly stroll
Walk & Talk Social turns the Katy Trail into a weekly meet-and-mingle without the ice-breakers, apps or dating butterflies.
Where to watch Fourth of July fireworks in Dallas-Fort Worth
This year mark’s the country’s 250th, and we do everything big around North Texas, including Fourth of July fireworks shows.
Poor David’s Pub keeps the music playing as David’s daughter inherits the legacy venue
One of Dallas’ longest surviving live music venues begins a new chapter as its founder passes the keys to his daughter. Now, she needs help turning the lock.
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Dallas stylist J. Bolin made his name dressing the stars, now he wants to style you
J. Bolin has styled Tyra Banks and Brandy, but now he wants to style the everyday women of Dallas. Step one is throwing a pop-up styling event on July 18.
The Polyphonic Spree will cram wonder and whimsy into upcoming Fort Worth show
Tim DeLaughter and Mark Pirro have been forced to find ingenious ways to fit their very large sound in very small rooms.
Data shows the World Cup is the biggest and horniest dating event, too
Our international visitors came to play, in more ways than one.
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Universal Kids Resort promised family thrills, but delivered a $550M concrete carnival
Universal Kids Resort opens July 1 in Frisco, but the previews have sparked online backlash over barren theme design, no shade and lots of concrete.
Wingstop is throwing the biggest free party of the year for the World Cup
The full lineup of Wingstop’s U.S. debut of its 10-day World Cup festival is stacked. And it all starts this week.
Quarter Acre’s Drifter Series might be the best dinner ticket in town
The full season passes have already sold out, but individual tickets go on sale July 1.
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A$AP Rocky turned Dallas into a dystopian spectacle on the ‘Don’t Be Dumb World Tour’
On Thursday, the American Airlines Center was a portal to A$AP Rocky’s high-fashion, chaotic and unpredictable world. And Rihanna was there, too.
5 local designers prepare for the annual Juneteenth Fashion Show
The theme for this year’s annual Juneteenth Fashion Show is “Ubuntu,” a Zulu proverb about togetherness.
Fangs out, suckheads: The ‘Blade’ vampire rave returns for a bloody good July 4 party
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.
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Drunk Shakespeare will be stumbling into Deep Ellum this summer with ‘Romeo & Juliet’
The smash(ed) hit comedy will make its Dallas debut at Deep Ellum Art Co. this July through September.
The 10 best World Cup songs of all time
The World Cup in North America has too many official songs to count.
New immersive mural resurrects a key piece of Garland’s Black history
Historians, artists and the City of Garland are memorializing The Flats, a former free-standing African American community, with an interactive mosaic mural.
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Primus’ Les Claypool, Sean Ono Lennon will bring three bands to Irving for one wild night
Ahead of his June 25 show at Toyota Music Factory, legendary Primus bassist Les Claypool talks blur, danger and AI.