Turnover Celebrates 10 Years of Peripheral Vision With Sold-Out Dallas Show
The Virginia Beach rockers lit up the Dallas crowd with jamming performances, proving indie rock’s timeless pull.
The Virginia Beach rockers lit up the Dallas crowd with jamming performances, proving indie rock’s timeless pull.
The Austin band revealed that their drummer, Yamal Said, a lawful permanent resident, had issues at the airport.
The South Korea-born, Berlin-based electronic artist made her first time in Dallas a night to remember.
Post Malone’s return to AT&T Stadium capped an eventful ACM Awards week. Here’s how Posty sent off country fans with a bang.
We were on the ground for this year’s show, getting red carpet time with locals Grace Tyler, Franklin Jonas and more.
In Fort Worth at Dickies Arena, thousands of fans cried “more, more, more” to Billy Idol.
The acclaimed, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter kicked off the first of two nights in Dallas with an expansive showcase.
The blues legend played with the energy of a much younger man at Toyota Music Factory, opening for Tedeschi Trucks Band.
Southern slowcore band Teethe has a new album coming this summer, giving a sample of the record with the title track.
‘Dress code is whatever you would like, but Dickies coveralls are strongly encouraged,’ wrote Penn’s wife Jenn.
With three decades of music, Mogwai turned their Dallas finale into an unforgettable symphony of raw power and emotion.
The Kanye West co-writer performed most of his Dallas debut from a couch and dodged stage-diving demands.
Slow Joy performed at Thin Line Fest last month and wasn’t happy with one of our critiques. So we fact-checked it.
Dallas rapper BigXThaPlug’s “The Largest” is getting some love from Bey, who has a history of putting on other Texas artists.
The indie pop duo based in Dallas on their single, “Cigarettes and Brandy,” and the childhood memories that inspired their stage name.
Thin Line Fest turned Denton into a sonic playground where punk chaos, indie charm and raw creativity converged.
The seminal female hip-hop group Salt-N-Pepa will be honored at the 39th annual ceremony in November.
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Jon Berman didn’t start making music until his 50s, but his songwriting was many years in the making.
Known in Dallas for decades for his big personality and permanent smile, Penn touched many with his love of music.
Even during a festival filled with stars, the North Texas genre-bender proved he’s in his own stratosphere.
The Tyler-bred, Dallas-honed indie pop group seized an opportunity with a gorgeous collection of songs.