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  Local Acts Live Streaming Concerts This Week

  June 2 at 4 a.m.

  Some of us still don't feel too comfortable going out these days. And that's OK. Local artists are still bringing their tunes to your living room. This week you can celebrate the next full moon with Helium Queens, help Paul Slavens come up with his next big hit, vibe with...

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  The 9 Best Concerts of the Week: Bree & the Fellas, Jade Nickol, Cutthroat Conspiracy and More

  June 1 at 4 a.m.

  Live music never stopped happening throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. As businesses closed, local musicians took to the internet to perform for their fans. As businesses begin to open back up, artists are bringing their shows back to the stages they've grown to love over the years. From metal to hip-hop,...

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  10 Local Acts Livestreaming Concerts This Week

  May 25 at 4:18 a.m.

  From electronic to classical music, this week's livestreamed concerts have you covered. Catch what's going down at The Free Man as they begin to open back up. They've got a packed week with The Free Loaders, the Breanna Parker Group and the Ben Holt Kills It Trio. RC & The Gritz will...

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  10 Local Acts Livestreaming Concerts This Week

  May 18 at 4 a.m.

  There's a pretty good mix of livestreamed shows going on this week. You can catch smooth singer-songwriters like Kristy Krüger, or those performing in Opening Bell Coffee's virtual open mic night. You can watch John Jay Myers slam on his drums with his band The Free Loaders. If you're looking...

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  Arlington's Texas Rangers Ballpark Will Host a Drive-In Concert Series in June

  May 13 at 4 a.m.

  Concerts are officially joining the list of drive-thru American experiences, along with dining, banking and prescription pickups. It's possible that the pandemic drive-in experience all started in Dallas, first with a series called “Carbaret Drive-In,” a series of sold-out events outside of Brixzo in Richardson that included magic and other...

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  What Will the Dallas Music Scene Look Like When Music Lives Again?

  May 12 at 4 a.m.

  A lone light shines down on a stage shrouded in darkness. There's the faint sound of movement, of shoes shuffling, throats clearing. Seconds pass, and the electric feeling of anticipation rises, the moment of, “They’re here; the show is finally starting.” The performer finally steps into that spotlight and begins...