Country artist Thomas Csorba finds the big picture in Dallas’ quiet corners
The Dallas singer-songwriter talks about family, sustainability and his new album, Tender Country.
The Dallas singer-songwriter talks about family, sustainability and his new album, Tender Country.
Good luck planning your weekend and deciding between a concert at the Nasher and a screening of 13 Going on 30 at the Star.
Multi-hyphenate Dallas artist Jess Garland is devoted to making more space for Black musicians and listeners through her nonprofit, Swan Strings.
The Dallas hip-hop collective will be featured in the highly coveted live performance YouTube series later this month.
Duets with guests like Shaboozey and with Keyshia Cole made the birthday show from Dallas’ biggest, largest breakout an unforgettable night at Dos Equis Pavilion.
In June, one of the lucky local acts will win a $20,000 prize, a recording session and a story they tell at every dinner party for the rest of time.
The R&B artist started her career as a songwriter for other artists and in film and TV, but now she’s releasing her own music on her terms.
It’s fate that Dallas’ own Claire DeJean will take her final bow on the “Stereophonic” national Broadway tour at the Winspear Opera House this weekend.
The closest thing you’re gonna get to hearing Is This It live any time soon is through a cover band from Dallas.
The Arlington native’s return to her roots on Sunday was everything we wanted, and everything she needed.
“You can fuckin’ drop a record whenever the fuck you want,” he says of the release.
Spacey Kacey has plenty of space in her tour to add a second, or third, concert in Dallas.
Following some long-needed help, Vaden Todd Lewis rocks his way out of his own darkness on his beloved band’s stellar new album.
Copeland told us in March his dream was mainstream success. He’s a step closer.
When Post Malone is in Waco, we’re calling it North Texas.
Little Image’s third and latest album Kill the Ghost is out now. But the band had to do some work before they could create again.
Before Deep Ellum became the rock headquarters of Texas, it was a ghost town. Now, Round Pegs in Square Holes and the pioneers of Dallas history explore its trajectory.
We’re tired of hearing this city has no culture. We’ve got 10 times the culture of other cities and probably zero times the rats.
The Texas singer-songwriter returns to Dallas on Friday for a milestone show at Poor David’s Pub.
Music Safari started as a front lawn concert series in Kessler Park during the pandemic. Now it’s a free, annual tradition.
Made in Denton is a two-night music festival that platforms born-and-raised Dentonites.
Would you guess that a dive bar, old-school burgers and a artsy hotel bar are on Bridges’ list?