Ne.Hau, the deep-tech duo of Brazilian-Texan Ren Albieri and Colorado native Danny Marin, recently dropped a three-track EP just in time for a Friday, June 7, date opening at It’ll Do Club. The Void of Course EP is a trio of stompers rich with doorbell chimes, snare drum rolls and…
Now you know where to call: Dallas has its own music office.
The rapper and aspiring Texan has a history of ‘cursing’ teams and athletes he throws his support behind. He needs to either take the bet back or get his karma in check.
Natasha Owens’ new single “The Chosen One,” which uses suspiciously Christ-like imagery to describe the former president, is easily one of the weirdest songs about Trump we’ve ever heard.
JT brought sexy back with his Fort Worth debut.
The Dallas-based indie alternative band will release a debut EP and hit the road with Lacey Sturm of Flyleaf this month.
KNON 89.3 proves once again that not even weather disasters can keep the station down long.
Country giant George Strait might get even taller with his next concert: He could beat the Grateful Dead’s record for the highest-attended show.
The veteran rock group, its eclectic songs in tow, made its annual pilgrimage to Fair Park, delighting a near-capacity crowd.
With 14 albums under his belt, the rapper is about to release “Ladies Love Creezy.”
The Love Hate Music Box Tour 2024 comes after a long break and the exit of bassist Charlie Holt.
Denton’s favorite pop-punk rockers are celebrating 30 years together. Feel old yet?
Esteban Flores, aka Slow Joy, took a DNA test that confirmed he’s a musician. But he’s always known that.
The icon’s discography continues to stand the test of time, and she’ll show it off with a performance with a “predominantly queer” Dallas chorus.
Promoters pulled off the inaugural weekend of TwoGether Land Festival, but not without some snags along the way.
After the death of lead singer Bruce Corbitt, Warbeast is back as Beast of War.
The Texas country star and the Texas Radio Hall of Fame host have made music together and shared stages for years, but they haven’t always been chummy.
The native Texan and acclaimed singer-songwriter pulled from her latest studio album, “Polaroid Lovers,” which showcases an evolution of her sound.
British post-punk outfit IDLES finished their 2024 U.S. tour leg in Dallas, but not without a bottle of Pepto Bismol in tow.
It’s been 21 years since Young and Crazy Horse performed in Dallas. We’re still not sure when they will again be gracing our fair city.
On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Live Nation Entertainment, Inc., the parent company of Ticketmaster and other properties such as House of Blues and Austin-based promoter C3 Presents. The 124-page antitrust complaint, joined by the District of Columbia and 29 other states, alleges in great detail that Live Nation…
Grunge goes deaf, but it’ll never go blind.
