We Watched Turning Point’s “All-American” Show So You Don’t Have To
A mess.
Produced by singer Dezi 5, the awards went off without a hitch last night.
In case you want an all-white, country rock alternative to official Super Bowl acts Bad Bunny and Green Day.
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 night’s biggest winners reminded everyone that art is a reflection of the world around us.
Consider this a prescription of sorts for the cabin fever.
Fingers crossed a rescheduled concert is the worst thing to happen to us this weekend.
After weighing the facts (and the stereotypes), here’s what we think Dallas residents are listening to based on where they live.
Beer, studs, charged hair and chaos – these are the first things that come to mind when you think of punk shows.
The rising star of hip-hop’s New Dallas Movement was among five people shot early Thursday morning.
What could make DART better? The suburbs have a few ideas, and they probably don’t include DJs.
The latest installment of ‘things people on the internet somehow find a way to be miserable about’ is here.
Ready to light up the dance floor, Dallas? These clubs are the best spots to make it happen.
Dallas has lost one of the city’s most promising young artists.
Mind if we run it back one last time in 2025?
By chance of fate, Isaac Hoskins was playing at a bar Taylor Sheridan walked into in 2019. Now the Hollywood mogul uses Hoskins’ music in his prime time television.
Academics name the year’s top releases. Do they match your faves?
These artists and music scene players have passed, but their sounds and memories echo on.
Genre switch-ups, deeply personal storytelling and doing things the Dallas way made for some of our favorite projects of the year.
Lady Gaga, Doja Cat, Jason Isbell, Caifanes and more promise a happy new year for North Texas music fans.
An album review for Erykah Badu’s seventh studio album wasn’t one of the most read stories, because it was never released.
Keep the second week in February free for great free live music from some of the best of North Texas.