Picture Show: Nick Jonas Debuts The Administration In Dallas

It’s been a big couple of weeks indeed for the Dallas-born, Westlake-dwelling Nick Jonas, the youngest and seemingly least bro-ish of the JoBros. On Saturday, his new side project Nick Jonas & The Administration made its live performance debut at the House of Blues. On Tuesday, he debuted the music…

Picture Show: Looking Back On The Best Concert Photos of 2009

Our intrepid web editor, Patrick Michels, has gone ahead and done us all a solid, putting together this slideshow of the best concert photos we took way back in the year 2009. From St. Vincent (see above) to Forever the Sickest Kids and everything in between, the 60-picture set is…

Good Friday: The New Year’s Edition

Happy New Year’s, everyone. Hope you had a safe and happy night list night. And here’s hoping to a healthy and happy 2010.And if you’re feeling up to it, champ, there’s still plenty to do this weekend. Remember, it’s only Friday. As for shows this weekend, here are a few…

Last Night: Toadies at Trees (Night One of Two)

Toadies, LIONS, DescenderTreesDecember 30, 2009Better than: Any other Toadies performance we’ve seen since the release of No Deliverance. There wasn’t much direct addressing of the crowd at last night’s show, the first of two Toadies performances at Trees to close out 2009. The only time bandleader Vaden Todd Lewis directly…

Starter for ’10

It’s customary, this time of the year, to look back on the year that was. Pardon us, though, if we jump ahead for a minute. Because, you see, while 2009 ended up proving itself quite the surprisingly impressive year in local music, 2010 looks like it’s boasting an even more…

Jonathan Tyler and The Northern Lights, Air Review, RTB2

Jonathan Tyler and his Northern Lights aren’t aiming low with their March-slated release, Pardon Me. Rather, a screaming jet engine opens the album (and its title track), quite literally and figuratively signaling that the band is going all out on its Atlantic Records debut. To their credit, the one thing…

The Riverboat Gamblers, Saboteur

Don’t expect to hear a sing-along of “Auld Lang Syne” at this sure-to-be-rocking affair. Actually, check that—because who knows, you might. But it probably won’t be your standard “Auld Lang Syne.” As The Riverboat Gamblers proved earlier this year when it opened up Spin magazine’s Purple Rain covers compilation, the…

Nick Jonas and The Administration, Diane Birch

JoBro fans call him “the talented one”—something of a dubious distinction for someone who’s all of 17 years old—but, to his credit, Nick Jonas certainly seems to have a decent grasp on the music industry. His own family band’s massive success aside, looking back, it appears as if the youngest…

Got The Caged Chicken Blues? Not Any More.

We’ve only eaten the House of Blues the one time. But we did have the chicken that one time, so maybe this is pertinent: According to a press release sent out this morning, the restaurant portion of the Dallas music venue–as well as all its sister locations across the nation–will…

Pitcure Show: Neon Indian, Ishi at the Granada Theater

Nic Hernandez already offered up his take on last night’s show at the Granada Theater. Here’s my one-word version, for what it’s worth: Awesome. They say a picture’s worth a thousand of those, though, so, on that note, here are a couple thousand more dosages of awesome, courtesy of Matte…

Watch: Green River Ordinance’s New Video For “Come On”

2009 saw Fort Worth’s Green River Ordinance touring the country in support for the likes of David Cook, getting played on MTV’s The Hills and even performing on CNN, go figure–all in support of the band’s major label debut, Out of My Hands, which is an awesome listen if you’re…