Critic's Notebook

The Dallas darling lives in Atlanta now, but came home to release her first full album among friends.

Dallas is lucky to be hosting a film about music innovator Brian Eno on Saturday.

Need to fund a project or your next month’s rent? There are plenty of financial opportunities available to Dallas musicians that can help with that.

The band’s debut single “House of Cards” is highly relatable, but there’s a deeper meaning to the song.

The country singer apologized and announced plans to check into rehab.

Indie-rock band Nesting Doll moved from San Marcos to pursue a career in Denton, and the move is already paying off with a string of gigs.

Straight from the garage: Denton-based band Spun proves even total strangers can make solid music.

We all get stage fright or social anxiety. Dallas musicians tell us how they deal with nerves before performing.

The vault of pop culture artifacts goes back decades and includes t-shirts, posters and concert tickets.

Lee Russell, a famed Dallas radio DJ, is bringing the old school back to the airwaves with a new radio station: 128db Rock.

Twenty years after the Richardson native’s “SNL” lip-syncing scandal, we still don’t see what all the fuss was about.

Dallas has a new cool band in Wolves Reign, who are closely knit and closely angsty.

The long-revered music critic and Texas music history expert will be remembered for his singular voice.

Summertime has been romanced in song as long as humans have been capable of imagining.

The non-binary singer and instrumentalist sounds like what being queer feels like.

1980s alt-rockers Pixies are one of the first and last American rock bands that’s ever really mattered.

Neil Young has canceled on Dallas for the third time.

If you couldn’t make it to the Eras Tour, this Dallas-based singer-songwriter has crafted a worthy substitute.

Dallas’ upcoming music festival is a darkwave, post-punk, goth dream.

Dallas-Fort Worth’s music history is rich and vast, and there are plenty of spots where it comes alive.

Keanu Reeves, Robert de Niro, David Letterman, Stevie Wonder: Scott Tixier is in high demand among the artistic elite.

It started as a meme, but for four years, Dentonpalooza has celebrated the college town’s quirkiest residents.