Concerts

In their show at the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory, Queens of the Stone Age proved once again that rock is far from dead.

Santa has some gifts for you this year in the form of live music.

Some people say that shows like these are free or cheap because nobody’s heard of these musicians before. There was a time when nobody had ever heard of The Rolling Stones either.

This week, it’s all about the artists who play music by their own rules with concerts from The Meteors, Liz Phair, Jeff Rosenstock and many more.

Some of today’s biggest artists jingled all the way to Dickies Arena to kick off Jingle Ball 2023.

There is so much music going on in Dallas this week, and it won’t cost you much to see it for yourself.

After giving thanks this Thursday, count your blessings with shows from Kirk Franklin, The Menzingers and Del Castillo.

This week is filled with cheap and free shows you can take your relatives to – or take yourself, if you want some alone time.

The National ended their tour at Irving’s Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory, and it was full of feelings.

Doja Cat made headlines for supposedly hating her fans. At her Dallas concert, that feeling was not reciprocated.

In the week leading up to Thanksgiving, there is so much music to be grateful for, like concerts from The Polyphonic Spree, Paul Cauthen, August Burns Red and more.

This week, it’s all about going live, local and light on your budget with the best cheap and free concerts in Dallas.

Do you realize … The Flaming Lips are one of the best live bands on the planet?

Blues Traveler have had a heck of a journey. Catch them in Dallas on Nov. 14.

Lil Uzi Vert put on one of the best shows of the year at Dallas’ South Side Ballroom.

There’s plenty to look back on and so much to look forward to in this week’s concert lineup in Dallas, including Kim Petras and Earl Sweatshirt.

You won’t find tickets this cheap for some of these acts again until they’re headlining free suburban music festivals 30 years from now.

Think Divine-meets-G.G. Allin – at an art gallery. We’re there for it.

Photographer Andrew Sherman captured the best moments of the Queen and Adam Lambert concert in Dallas.

Yeah, Freddie is gone, but you can still enjoy Queen’s music as sung by Adam Lambert.

Chappell Roan’s Halloween show had it all: drag queens, costumes and catharsis.

You really don’t have to spend a lot of money to enjoy some good live music.