Baby Snakes and The Electric Co. gave us a taste of forthcoming debut album at annual benefit show
It was a joyous Friday night for a good cause, and a quiet night for those who missed out.
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Charley Crockett’s surprise ‘Clovis’ show in Deep Ellum had heart, history and hometown pride
Even with sound issues throughout the first half of the show, the outspoken outlaw delivered an ethralliing set at his surprise Sons of Hermann Hall show on Friday night.
Not for Radio redefined swan songs at her Dallas show
María Zardoya, lead singer of The Marías, brought her solo project Not for Radio to the Winspear Opera House for a theatrical display of the heart.
From Dallas suburbs to Mykonos clubs: DJ Maceo Plex is coming home
Maceo Plex is a Spain-based global techno DJ, but he’s also a Lewisville High School alum and a proud product of the ’90s Dallas underground scene.
Kurt Vile was good to Dallas at his Longhorn Ballroom show
The folk-rock musician, touring his 10th album, “Philadelphia’s Been Good to Me,” gave Dallas a treat after technical issues robbed the audience of a worthy opener.
Every show coming to the Bomb Factory this fall
The booker at the Bomb Factory deserves a raise with the schedule they’ve put together for fall.
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Rush powered through the final night of a four-show run at Dickies Arena
On Monday night, the legendary rockers wrapped up their stay in Fort Worth by giving faithful fans all they could ask for and more.
ENHYPEN will return to Dallas for two bloody good nights this weekend
K-pop superstars ENHYPEN tell us about entering their new chapter as a six-piece, and how Texas fashion inspires them.
Major Lazer’s free show at Fan Fest was an international celebration of culture
Major Lazer played an electrifying set at Fan Fest and then took the fun to Shyboy after on Thursday night.
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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.
Most anticipated concerts of 2026 (so far)
Ravyn Lenae, American Football, Role Model and more promise a big year for shows in North Texas.
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Flycatcher set the tone for a night of rock at Puzzles in Deep Ellum
Headliners Armor for Sleep and Spanish Love Songs also brought their power-packed punch back to Dallas.
Still loud, still sold out: Former Cinderella frontman Tom Keifer rocks a packed Granada Theater
After a raucous opening set from L.A. Guns, Tom Keifer turned back the clock to the hair metal days.
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.
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Texas-born Kevin Morby ends his tour where his story began
We caught Kevin Morby’s return home to Texas, and it was gorgeous display of undeniable guitar mastery.
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.
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.
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The 2026 State Fair Main Stage has the craziest lineup we’ve ever seen
No one goes to the State Fair of Texas for the music, but maybe this year they should.
7 concerts to take Dad to this Father’s Day weekend
Dads love music so much they got an entire subgenre of rock named after them. Take Dad to a concert this weekend for a holiday he won’t forget.
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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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.