The 12 Greatest Final Albums
From Mozart’s Requiem to Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, there’s a myth-like quality to artists’ final works – the one last masterpiece before departing.
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Taylor Swift Reminds Us Other People’s Eating Disorders Are Not Talking To Us
The internet would like you to know that we are living in a golden age of destigmatizing mental illness. It’s OK to not be OK and the world is a safer place to talk about your personal struggles.
Misfits Made Our Halloween Dreams Come True Saturday Night
You wouldn’t think you’d see kids at a Misfits show, but there they were – children as well as teens, 20- and 30- somethings, old punks, posers and everyone who knew something legendary was happening Saturday night.
Homegrown Superstar Maren Morris Had a Proud Texas Homecoming on Friday
For about three minutes Friday night, everything was as it had once been. Maren Morris, who was born and raised in Arlington, about 20 miles to the south and west of where she stood on the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory’s stage
Rapper Jovaun Is Carrying His Brother’s Legacy
The last two years have been busy for Dallas rapper Jovaun. In June 2020, he lost his brother, rapper Uncle Skitz, shortly before dropping his debut album, 1PLAYAWAY.
10 Best Concerts of the Week: Lizzo, Maren Morris, Misfits and More
Earlier this week, we let you know the best bets for Halloween weekend, but if you’re looking to expand your concert calendar this week, we’ve scared up a few more that should do the trick.
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Me First and the Gimme Gimmes’ Singer Never Gets Sick of Punks Headbanging to Barry Manilow
Most bands dream of commanding an audience’s attention at places like the Hollywood Bowl or Madison Square Garden.
Blackpink Brought the Heat to American Airlines Center on Tuesday
On Tuesday night in Dallas, one of the biggest K-Pop bands in the world, Blackpink, kicked off the North American leg of their Born Pink tour.
The Jesus and Mary Chain Proved They Don’t Need to Change a Thing At Their Dallas Show
When The Jesus and Mary Chain released their landmark debut album Psychocandy back in 1985, brothers Jim and William Reid made it clear that fuzzy guitars and distorted feedback belonged in a new wave of alternative rock.
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Rubbernecking: Toadies Look Back on 3 Decades of Alternative Rock
It’s early on a Tuesday afternoon, and Toadies singer Todd Lewis is wiping down a new table in the entrance of his The Loop Artist Rehearsal Complex in South Fort Worth.
A-Wall’s Journey from ” Loverboy” To New LP Autopilot Stops at Ruins Oct. 31
On an ordinary day a year ago, 23-year-old Aaron Paredes woke up at his parents’ house in Arlington. He checked his phone, just as he always did, and to both his surprise and that of his close friends, he was TikTok famous. He scrolled through text after text of friends…
Best Bets for Halloween Parties and Music Around Dallas This Weekend
The years that Halloween doesn’t fall on a Friday or Saturday, we end up having two Halloweens: the official one for the kids and the other, better one for adults to party. We’ve done the research to help you make the best plans for this four-day Halloween weekend. Friday, Oct…
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Jonathan Tyler Announces New ‘Anticlimactic’ Album Release For Underground Forever
Jonathan Tyler is back with a new album, and you might’ve heard some of it.
Post Malone Brought Home the Gold With His Twelve Carat Tour
North Texas’ very own Post Malone made a triumphant return to his hometown on Friday night on his first of two stops in D/FW.
We’ve Missed You: 6 Blink-182 Deep Cuts With Tom DeLonge To Get You Ready for Their Reunion Show
Unless you’re Patrick Star from SpongeBob SquarePants, and therefore excused because for living under a frickin’ rock, you’ve heard that Blink-182 is back in its original and purest form.
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10 Best Concerts of the Week: Post Malone, The Jesus and Mary Chain, BLACKPINK and More
Fall is in the air, and if the sudden cooler weather hasn’t got you down this week, there’s plenty to do out there in all corners of the Golden Triangle.
Lamb Of God Is Making a ‘Pissed-Off’ Tour Stop in Dallas
Guitar World has dubbed Lamb of God “the most important contemporary metal band in the world,” hailed the group as the architects behind the “new wave of American heavy metal” as torchbearers of the heavy metal that Megadeth
The Black Keys Wrap Their US Tour in Dallas With a Soulful, Electrifying Set
The Euclid Tavern in Cleveland, which closed in 2018, had a capacity of about 150. Standing before a Dallas audience easily 100 times that size, Dan Auerbach explained how that cozy room led to the vast one in which we all found ourselves on Tuesday night.
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Blink-182 Is the Tip of the Iceberg: Here Are the Most Expensive Concerts in History
Everyone has a dream concert for which they’d be willing to risk life and limb for some seats. Maybe you want to see Paul McCartney while he’s still touring, or perhaps you’d be first in line to see Childish Gambino or Adele
Kacey Brought Out Beto, Pink Fell Down and There Was Much More You Missed At Austin City Limits
Weekend Two of Austin City Limits was a hot one, and we were back in the thick of it – though this time better prepared than the previous week, having learned a valuable lesson about bringing a mask to keep the dust at bay.
The Creepiest Albums To Listen To This Spooky Season
Happy Halloween, Dallas! While we generally have festive Christmas tunes to celebrate the beginning of the winter season, choosing a soundtrack for the spookiest time of the year can be a bit of a challenge. It’s not like “Halloween music” is a label you’ll find on Spotify, unless you’re thinking…
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Rosalia Put on a High-Art Concert in Irving This Friday
On Friday night, Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalia lit up the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory at the Irving stop of her Motomami World Tour, her first major tour supporting her album of the same name.