Critic's Notebook

The musician will perform with the DSO in a harmonious collaboration.

Move over, Dallas. The party is in Fort Worth.

The Texas Rangers are now the odds-on favorite to win the World Series because of songs like “With Arms Wide Open” and “Higher.” Why can’t we have anything nice?

Put your gourds and skeletons away: This is Taylor Swift Month, the only holiday we’ll observe.

DFW’s longest radio FM morning radio program didn’t just win a CMA. The morning duo is also nominated for a Marconi Award and Hawkeye’s mentor Terry Dorsey will be inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame.

The new app changes how fans buy tickets and helps venues control the price and prevent counterfeiting of tickets.

Alex O’aiza has a new indie-pop dream track called “Let You Go.”

Is hard to go anywhere but up after Matty Healy, but here’s the scoop on T.Swift’s new boyfriend.

Forty years ago, Melvins changed the music landscape. The world just didn’t know it yet.

Transatlanticism is no doubt Death Cab’s definitive album, and Nick Harmer is happy about that.

Indie pop-punk Sunny Disposition are a shiny power trio.

The singer and her crew popped into a couple of vintage clothing stores in Bishop Arts just a few hours before her concert at Dos Equis Pavilion Tuesday night.

The folktronica artist is making her way back to Dallas after 20 years.

Look what you made USA Today do: The publication is hiring a T. Swift reporter.

After losing their singer two years ago, Bastards of Soul are back with a new album.

If you find yourself struggling to avoid the calorie-laden foods at this year’s State Fair of Texas, check out some of the live performances.

The mainstay Dallas guitar shop attracts musicians new and legendary from all over the world.

My Morning Jacket came out strong with a trilogy of great records, but none was better than “It Still Moves.”

The singer-guitarist is finding ways to make the old blues feel brand new.

Where is Dentonpalooza founder Joey Liechty finding all these Denton treasures?

Beyoncé requested that in honor of her birthday, fans wear silver to her September concerts. Stores are now running out.

The long-running Dallas Riverfront Jazz Festival is all about music, art, food and giving back.