2021’s last concert week in North Texas is a big one highlighted with some of the best and brightest local acts from the last year as well as the year’s most anticipated annual festival, Lights All Night, going on Thursday and Friday night.
With many touring acts spending the holidays at their respective homes, this week’s best concerts in North Texas are mostly for the locals.
The last nearly-two-years spurred a great deal of losses of all kinds in the music industry, from shuttered venues to billions in revenue and tours and albums postponed.
After over a year off, the North Texas music scene came roaring back this year to make up for lost time. From the acts we saw this year, it’s clear that many artists used their extra time to build up their musicianship,
For the last three years, former President and national tastemaker Barack Obama has released his annual summer and year-end playlists on Spotify.
As North Texas gears up for the final holiday countdown, we are seeing a lot fewer national acts in town this week, meaning that most of our list this week is made up of locals.
Don we now our gay apparel, for Christmas concerts have started across North Texas. This week’s list features three holiday shows from around the music world.
With Thanksgiving behind us and the leftovers finally hitting the trash can, it’s time for North Texas to gear up for the holiday season.
Once the big meal is over and all the leftovers are wrapped and packed away or sent home with anyone who wants them, make the most of this long holiday weekend by getting out there and seeing some shows.
There are some pretty big decisions to be made this weekend, North Texas. With all of this week’s 10 best concerts occurring within three days of each other, music fans have a lot of options Thursday, Friday and Saturday night.
One of the best things that has come out of the age of consuming music digitally is the way people listen to wildly eclectic playlists that jump from one genre to the next without any ease in the transition.
Back in October of 2015, artist and Yells At Eels trumpet player Dennis González was finishing his last piece for an exhibition in Oak Cliff. It was huge; he had worked on it for about a month-and-a-half.
This week, smaller and local shows get a bigger spotlight than they have in recent weeks, with Tame Impala taking one of Dallas’ largest stages Tuesday night at American Airlines Center. The shows are also much lounder than they have been with acts like The Casualties and Frozen Soul playing…
It was a smaller crowd the evening of All Saints Day at the Granada Theater. Fans filed in at an easy pace into the venue to the sounds of a garage-surf pre-show playlist.
It’s Halloween weekend in North Texas, and what a weekend it will be! Half of this week’s best concerts take place on Devil’s Night, and there is a lot to choose from
As far as band timelines go, Northlake is still very much in its infancy. Forming just 10 months ago in the midst of the pandemic, Northlake releases its third single “Capo” along with a brand new video.
It was a dark and cloudy Tuesday night on Greenville Avenue with an ever-present threat of rain looming in the sky.
Shayne Smith started doing comedy at the age of 28 after about four years of taking on crappy jobs during his time on probation. The decade before, however, was a wild ride of violence, robberies and face tattoos.
What a stacked and packed lineup of concerts we have for you this week! This week’s concert calendar takes music lovers all around North Texas through many different genres of music.
On Saturday night, a hardcore show took place the The Gold Room at Golden Boy Coffee & Cocktails in Denton.
With more national and international acts coming at the beginning of next week, this weekend offers you a perfect chance to get live and local.
This next concert week is packed wall-to-wall with great local bands and some exciting national acts coming through North Texas.
