Concerts

Co-headliners of the Grand National Tour extend their victory lap after a dazzling Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show.

The legendary German group’s final tour stop in the U.S. showed why people worldwide can’t get enough.

The acclaimed Irish post-punk band descended upon Deep Ellum for a triumphant gig.

The indie musician and author is bringing a different kind of “sad girl” music to South Side Ballroom.

Thin Line Fest will see creativity and community collide to celebrate soundscapes, cinema and more in the heart of Denton.

The acclaimed quartet, which fuses multiple genres, has reunited after a 25-year break.

The Houston-born singer-songwriter had to step away from writing to come back reinvigorated.

The aptly titled Savage Imperial Death March Tour delivered on its name’s imposing promise.

The legendary Dallas band kicks off their 22-date tour at the Bomb Factory in Deep Ellum.

The Australian rock legends visited Arlington for a rollicking night of hits.

The genre-bending band gave North Texas one of the best shows of the year.

Is there a vibier band than this? Khruangbin brought the crowd to a trance on Wednesday night in Grand Prairie.

The famed electronic duo is spending a few days in Dallas between Coachella shows, including a big party at Silo.

The musician loves Dan’s Silverleaf in Denton where, he says, people are “usually in a good mood.”

The Grammy-winning singer plays the Longhorn Ballroom on April 12. Oh, and he has thoughts about the Kennedy assassination.

Dallas’ Grammy-winning rock star, touring behind her latest album, paid emotional tribute on stage to the ailing Chris Penn.

The rowdy Aussie punk band approached raucous perfection on Friday night at House of Blues.

Some lucky fans walked away with concert tickets while everyone else danced and drank in the vibes of a true Dallas icon.

With a new album and Dallas date set for the same week, King Buzzo is as busy as ever.

Joey McIntyre talks New Kids, new projects and finding his freedom.

A two-night showcase at the legendary Fort Worth honky tonk is reserved for only a few big-name bands.

The historic UK punk band made the stunning announcement of a North American tour, beginning in Dallas in September.