Thin Line Fest 2026: Our Top 10 Music Moments
From Seryn’s emotional homecoming to an intergalactic rock opera, the 10 unforgettable sets that defined this year’s Thin Line Fest.
From Seryn’s emotional homecoming to an intergalactic rock opera, the 10 unforgettable sets that defined this year’s Thin Line Fest.
“The biggest, the largest” also applies to the project’s stacked list of features.
After seven years, the Denton indie rock band returns for a much-anticipated reunion set
at Rubber Gloves this Friday.
Art, music and even more art. It’s a great weekend to have an appreciation for all things creative.
From a cozy corner at The Wild Detectives, the local poetry scene is getting all jazzed up.
The Grapevine native will be the second-ever artist awarded the Ray Charles Architect of Sound Award by the Recording Academy.
Dallas artist Kevin “Kavvi” González takes full creative control on one of the city’s most beloved indie-pop projects in recent years.
Much to our delight, the longtime Dallas DJ would rather soundtrack a night on the dance floor with 7-inch vinyl.
In celebration of the shoegaze band’s new EP, they’re putting on a free carnival show at a skate park.
Local musician Alex Jamal hopes to return to the good ‘ol days with his family-friendly festival at The Epic in Grand Prairie this weekend.
Loop Daddy is coming home to help celebrate a burgeoning artist with a $20k cash prize.
The deepest (and currently most viral) voice in Dallas will have a record deal soon, and then a Grammy not long after, he hopes.
As protests happen nearly weekly, we’d like to remind you our local musicians aren’t rookies to standing up for justice.
Booker T. Washington alum Max Poscente leads his indie band to the future of rock ‘n’ roll on The Lighthouse, The Storm.
A marijuana-related guilty plea in Virginia 10 years ago kept Crockett from entering Canada for a tour.
A new festival is bringing a punch of emo, indie and metalcore under one roof for a new festival next month.
The Dallas rock titans rounded out one of North Texas’ best music festivals with a splashy headlining show at Tulips.
What’s the relationship status of North Texas indie-pop singer August Ponthier with their home state? It’s complicated.
Visual artist Shamsy Roomiani and musician Poppy Xander find themselves splashing on the same frequency with a collaborative, multi-disciplinary art exhibit.
The multi-hyphenate Dallas musician was tapped to work on Scott’s long-awaited new album, To Whom This May Concern.
If you’ve been living under a rock and don’t know his music well, you might want to queue up these pop-reggaeton superstars and local favorites alike.
The Feb. 7 show dedicated to all things Star Trek features live music, vendors, and of course, a cosplay contest.