KXT 91.7 and Whataburger Announce Homegrown Bites Vol. II
The radio station is pressing a brand new 12-track LP made up of local music, featuring Dana Harper, Vandoliers, Midlake and more.
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My Chemical Romance’s Black Parade Tour Hits Texas Next Year
San Antonio welcomes The Black Parade next year. Not to brag, but we’ve already seen it.
Nine Inch Nails Might Be the Best They’ve Ever Been at Fort Worth Show
Trent Reznor triumphed with a multimedia masterpiece in his return to North Texas.
3 Days in the Life of Rosegarden Funeral Party on Their Euro Tour
Mike Brooks spent time with the Dallas band, meeting them in Bratislava, Budapest and Vienna. Here’s what he captured.
The Hives Ripped the Roof Off at House of Blues Dallas
The acclaimed Swedish rockers, touring behind their seventh studio album, delivered a thrilling, relentless showcase.
A Nine Inch Nails Aficionado on the Band’s Fascinating Return After Seven Years
The industrial giants are coming back, showcasing the band’s constant evolution and how they’ve freshened up their aesthetic.
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Taking Back Sunday Is Gonna Make Damn Sure You Get Lost in Irving
Singer Adam Lazzara talks Texas ties and the “real-world Harry Potter” moments fans can expect on their tour.
Toto, Christopher Cross, and Men at Work Bless the Dad Rock Gods in Irving
The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory rewound the tape deck to the ’80s, delivering unforgettable sounds from rock legends.
Punk Rock Band The Gotten Are Jagged, Loud and Unbothered by Rules
The Gotten was born out of boredom and a welder’s spark. The music is raw, unpolished and so rock and roll.
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Heart Attack Man, The Dirty Nil Pump Punk Rock Blood Into Deep Ellum’s RBC
Four bands, one rockin’ night: Global punk mayhem ignited in Dallas’ tucked-away venue.
Dashboard Confessional Steals the Spotlight From Goo Goo Dolls at Dickies Arena
In a night of nostalgia, Dashboard Confessional’s heartfelt energy outshone Goo Goo Dolls’ seasoned charm.
Kansas City’s Friendly Thieves Are Ransacking Dallas for Their Hot Summer Tour
Friendly Thieves is a five-piece alternative funk rock band that promises to show you a good time.
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Kansas Reflects on Decades of Rock, Anticipates ‘Very Lively’ Return to Dallas
Two of America’s preeminent classic rock bands, Kansas and 38 Special, will turn The Pavilion into a rock wonderland.
Tripping Daisy Kicks Off First Tour in 26 Years With a Rapturous Hometown Performance
The iconic Dallas band is celebrating 30 years of their 1995 album I Am an Elastic Firecracker with a summer tour.
How Love of Rock and Dogged Determination Made Heart One of the Last True Rock Bands
Before their Texas date, Nancy Wilson of Heart spoke to us about the band’s extraordinary musical journey to rock icons.
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Holy Shit, Turnstile’s North American Tour Is a Traveling Punk Festival
The best punk tour of all time? Turnstile, Amyl and the Sniffers and Speed unite for the Never Enough Tour.
Simple Minds, Soft Cell and Modern English Bring an ’80s Revival to Irving
From heartfelt anthems to synth-fueled singalongs, the Alive & Kicking Tour proved the ’80s never left-they just got louder.
Midlake Marks 15th Anniversary of The Courage of Others with New Vinyl Reissue
The acclaimed Denton folk-rock band glances back at its third album, which turns 15, as it readies a vinyl re-release.
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Rock & Brews in The Colony Is Closing. What Does It Say About Gene Simmons?
Rock & Brews is shuttering its doors before summer begins. A critic’s take on what Simmons could’ve done to keep it open.
Chris Holt’s Album Release Show Finds Him Stepping Into the Spotlight
Holt’s Across The Milky Way is out now, and he performed with a nine-piece solo band (his first in 15 years).
Celebrate Slow Joy’s Debut Album Release at Spinster Records in Oak Cliff
The Dallas-based alt-rocker is throwing an album release party for A Joy So Slow at Times I Don’t Think It’s Coming.
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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.