Dallas Audio Engineer Killshot Wants To Change the World of Recording
Joining the ranks of Dallas’ legendary music industry contributors is an audio engineer by the name of Ryan Prieur.
Joining the ranks of Dallas’ legendary music industry contributors is an audio engineer by the name of Ryan Prieur.
Grammy winner Billy Strings took the stage Saturday night to an enthusiastic sold-out crowd at The Factory in Deep Ellum.
When you watch the video for Dixie D’Amelio’s “One Whole Day,” the YouTube algorithm does something really funny.
With Thanksgiving behind us and the leftovers finally hitting the trash can, it’s time for North Texas to gear up for the holiday season.
There’s an eternal debate about whether musicians perform better under the influence.
The iHeartRadio Jingle Ball made its triumphant return to Fort Worth’s Dickies Arena Tuesday night, bringing some hot names and all the mainstream music you’ve been hearing on radio year round.
QAnoners are STILL gathering at Dallas’ Dealey Plaza, hanging on to their last strand of hope by trying to move hearts and minds through song. The only thing they’ve been able to mine so far is laughs.
The owners of some of Denton’s most popular music venues started a partnership to build up each others’ places to enhance the city’s live music community.
If you do a Google search for Brianna Ruelas, the autocomplete features the subtitle “singer.” Ruelas just released her first single, “Thieves,” and though she’s technically just “starting” her singing career now at age 42, she’s been a singer her whole life and a force in the music industry for the last decade.
Novelty songs have become just that: a novelty. Back in the ’50s and ’60s, the charts were full of weird tunes from one-off artists who occasionally found their way on the charts – such as Boris Pickett’s “Monster Mash” and The Trashmen’s “Surfin’ Bird.”
A lot of bands were born out of the pandemic. One of them was Doomscroll, a solo heavy metal concept created by Dustin Mitchell.
Once the big meal is over and all the leftovers are wrapped and packed away or sent home with anyone who wants them, make the most of this long holiday weekend by getting out there and seeing some shows.
Thanksgiving is almost here, and since schools are getting dangerously close to burning copies of Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States in defiance of critical race theory, we’ll spare you the Debbie Downer and Francine Factual accounts of how Thanksgiving is a holiday founded on Native American genocide.
To suggest that country singer-songwriter Waylon Payne’s life story seems perfect for a book isn’t a stretch. In fact, it’s a bit surprising that a book hasn’t been written about him yet.
Sitting outside on a chilly November day, Kazunori Tanaka sits with his trumpet case and a shot of liquor having just played a set of jazz with his band, Texas Sloth Loincloth.
North Texas musician Jonathan Tyler is ready to rock again with a new single and accompanying video for “Moon & Stars” from his as-of-yet unannounced upcoming album. The video for “Moon & Stars” is an elaborate affair, with Tyler and model/actress Zoe Prewitt in a Corvette driving around scenes resembling…
It’s generally hard to know what’s real in this world, but it’s especially hard in the age of social media.
An assignment you’ll often get when you take a photography class is to take a photo emulating your favorite photographer.
On a hot August night in 2012, two of the most iconic women in modern rock music shared the stage for the first time in El Paso.
There are some pretty big decisions to be made this weekend, North Texas. With all of this week’s 10 best concerts occurring within three days of each other, music fans have a lot of options Thursday, Friday and Saturday night.
It may not be obvious, but meditation can be essential to making music. Whether it’s as simple as just going fishing or more traditional guided breathwork, all creative minds have a need to be at one with themselves in order to let the creative juices flow.
Since she first made headlines for defying lockdown orders for Texas businesses, Shelley Luther has become a multi-hyphenate household name as a salon owner-turned-political-martyr/aspiring musician.