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The North Texas hitmaker and Arlington native Catrise Johnson breaks down popular DFW lingo.
The North Texas hitmaker and Arlington native Catrise Johnson breaks down popular DFW lingo.
The Dallas singer is back onstage and releasing new music, but he urgently needs a kidney donor to save his life.
The legendary punk band’s penultimate set in Dallas in 1978 will be released on vinyl and CD in March.
The Denton venue is famed for its live music shows.
Some women belong in The Kitchen. The artist learned the trade while working at the legendary Dallas studio.
Emily Elbert, Casey Trela and Bobak Loftipour are Dallas-area natives who are among the thousands of displaced by the California fires.
The master DJ returned to Dallas to blow our minds.
The famed Ohio State University marching band might turn in the best performance we see at this year’s Cotton Bowl
Breakaway Festival, the annual celebration of electronic music, will return to North Texas in 2025.
After the pandemic derailed his rollout, Dev Lee Miller took his time getting back on stage.
The three-day barbecue festival will be headlined by Jon Pardi, Cody Jinks and Midland.
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The “Fred Thirst” is now available at Celestial Beerworks in Dallas.
The North Texas star’s generous tip was “life-changing,” according to Houston server Renee Brown.
Live jazz is burgeoning around Dallas. Old or new, here’s where to go for it.
The master of parody will make a North Texas tour stop in August.
Kendrick Lamar, Dua Lipa and Post Malone are among this year’s star-studded schedule of shows.
The Dallas club blames untrained staff for allowing a bottle-service customer to post offensive words on the screen above the bar.
We could have picked any place to spend New Year’s Eve; we chose to spend it with Tripping Daisy.
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Jason Niebaum is on track to have an endless collection of 8-track tapes signed by famous musicians.