Grupo Frontera turned American Airlines Center into Texas’ biggest fiesta
In a time when shows feel overly choreographed, Grupo Frontera delivered a effortlessly genuine performance for a new generation of música Mexicana.
In a time when shows feel overly choreographed, Grupo Frontera delivered a effortlessly genuine performance for a new generation of música Mexicana.
Catch ’em around town while you can, because these 12 artists represent the future of the Dallas-Fort Worth music scene.
Live music can be romantic, but some venues take the atmosphere to the next level.
Would you rather pay $5 to be on the rail for a cover band, or spend your entire rent for seats with an obstructed view? We know a place.
Happiness anytime? Or happiness all the time, at least when Leon Bridges’ forthcoming album is released. Hear the first four tracks now.
The NBA legend just announced a four-date, all-Texas tour slated for September.
Dallas’ biggest star returned to Deep Ellum on Friday night for an unforgettable grand finale of Wingstop’s House of Flavor World Cup pop-up party.
Our fellow Texan’s Lucky Me Tour stop on Tuesday night at Toyota Music Factory was just so damn fun.
A suitable thermostat setting might not be top of mind when deciding to catch a concert. But then again, this is Texas.
The longtime collaborators link up at the Low Doubt Bar in Cowtown for a “beautiful, full-circle moment” on “Slow Nights.”
Turnover’s Wednesday night show traded nostalgia for newness by bringing to life some of their best music released in nearly a decade.
We caught up with concert headliner Ferg, tried wing-inspired cocktails (better than you’d expect) and watched a soccer match all under The Bomb Factory’s roof.
The World Cup in North America has too many official songs to count.
The new series turned the gloomy music of Radiohead into a string-led, cosmically immersive experience. And there’s more to come.
The local music contest held its inaugural benefit show with a dynamic homecoming set from Marc Rebillet at the Longhorn Ballroom on Saturday night.
A cryptic “Toy Story” billboard near Deep Ellum had Dallas drivers and Swifties decoding its meaning. Now we know why.
You thought a city called Big D wasn’t going to be producing especially horny music?
This July, Hanif Abdurraqib and Jamila Woods join a lineup of local and global talent to unite music and literature for the inaugural festival in Deep Ellum.
After winning the live music series’ contest earlier this month, the hip-hop group officially steps behind the iconic desk.
Whether you’re lounging by the pool, making a road trip or cooking eggs on the sidewalk, these songs by homegrown artists will set the mood this summer.
The match for a new golden age of Dallas music was lit at the hip-hop collective’s celebratory show on Sunday night.
The Dallas hip-hop collective will be featured in the highly coveted live performance YouTube series later this month.