The Rolling Stones’ Guitar, Stage-Worn Outfits Up for Auction
Dallas-based Heritage Auctions will sell hundreds of artifacts from The Rolling Stones’ storied career that could fetch around $1.3 million.
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Residents Rallying to Save City Hall Worried That ‘The Fix Is In’
A downtown auditorium was standing room only as residents pleaded for the building to remain standing. Will anyone heed their wishes?
8 Best Verses and Lines That Show MF DOOM’s Genius
In honor of the fifth anniversary since Daniel Dumile a.k.a. MF DOOM’s tragic passing, we’ve gathered some of our favorites from the hip-hop villain.
5 Films with Deep Texas Roots You Need to See at the 2025 Lone Star Film Festival
Running Oct. 30 to Nov. 5, the Fort Worth film festival highlights a mix of Texas-based dramas, documentaries and indie gems.
Charley Crockett Among ‘Youngsters’ Honoring Bad Company on Tribute Album
Charley Crockett said he used to crank up the volume anytime ‘Bad Company’ came on classic rock stations in Texas.
Why I Said ‘Bye, Bye, Bye’ to Boy Bands
It’s tearin’ up my heart that my ’90s and ’00s boy bands no longer rule pop music anymore.
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Watch Kiss Guitarist Ace Frehley Rip Songs at Trees and The Echo Lounge
Co-founder of the legendary, larger-than-life rock band has passed away after suffering recent injuries from a fall.
Hoobastank Doesn’t Take Themselves Too Seriously
Before Hoobastank comes to Dallas, Doug Robb talks about new music and that one time he failed at singing “Crawling in the Dark” in a karaoke video game.
Twenty One Pilots’ No. 1 Album Reminds Us Rock Isn’t Dead
You’re just not looking hard enough.
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Watch Paul Wall Bring Out Frankie J, Perform Houston Classics at State Fair Show
Paul Wall headlined the main stage at the State Fair of Texas, performing songs like “Chunk Up the Deuce” to thousands of fans.
The Video Crypt Lives Again, Exhuming Nostalgia at the Texas Theatre
The installation at the historic Oak Cliff theater is taking us back to a time when things were simpler.
A Reunified Rilo Kiley Revels in Gratitude Ahead of Return to Dallas
Rilo Kiley returns to the stage after 17 years at The Bomb Factory for their reunion tour with special guest Pedro The Lion.
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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.
Looking Back at the Dallas Skyline, From 1914 to Today
Dallas has grown a lot in the past 111 years. See for yourself.
Why is an LBJ oath of office tribute hiding behind a random bar at Love Field?
There’s a light and marker noting exactly where LBJ took his oath of office aboard Air Force One on Nov. 22, 1963.
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Pugs Moran is ready to answer the question, ‘What happened to Live 105.3 FM?’
The state of terrestrial talk radio has de-evolved to a medium vastly dominated by sports talk and right-wing political pandering, says the former midday host.
25 years ago, Barney died during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
The level of vitriol and hatred that humanity has leveled toward Barney the Dinosaur is unprecedented. Especially considering he’s designed to bring joy and teach inclusiveness and love to children.
The greatest tour names of all time
10 funny and creative tour names that captured our imaginations.
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Bitter memories of David Berman’s suffering linger 2 Years after his suicide
David Berman died two years ago on Saturday, and there are still not enough platelets in our bodies to heal the wounds that have surfaced since.
‘The Foot Soldiers’: A Neo-Nazi skinhead gang terrorized Dallas in the late 1980s
In the late 1980s, a Dallas-based skinhead group known as the Confederate Hammerskins attacked people of color, rival skinheads and places of worship around town.
Bucks Burnett recalls parts of Tiny Tim’s life that didn’t make the documentary
Dallas music maven and 14 Records store owner Bucks Burnett dedicated a large part of his life to the career of the eccentric and incomparable Tiny Tim, the mischaracterized “novelty” musician who became one of music’s most uniquely eclectic pop stars. A new documentary called Tiny Tim: King for a…
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29 years ago, the first Lollapalooza rolled into Dallas
Before Lollapalooza became one of the biggest destination festivals in the world, it smashed precedents as a touring festival that bands in the 1990s clamored to play. Before that, it was a farewell tour for Jane’s Addiction. The economic impact of COVID-19 has been cruel to the Chicago-based festival and…