Paul Schalda’s Solo Debut Lately Is an Ode to the Human Experience
Co-produced by Robert Ellis and Jeff “Skin” Wade, the Dallas-based singer-songwriter mixes folk and indie soul for a vulnerable listen.
Co-produced by Robert Ellis and Jeff “Skin” Wade, the Dallas-based singer-songwriter mixes folk and indie soul for a vulnerable listen.
Artist and producer John Pedigo, along with seasoned chef and restaurateur Robin Gill, plans to carry on the legacy of AllGood in Deep Ellum.
The Denton-born musical icon was honored by Maxwell, Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beck, Questlove of The Roots and Jennifer Hudson.
OK Go is back with their first new studio album in 10 years, coming through House of Blues to shake things up again.
Chappell Roan announced nominees for Best New Artist, the Ozzy Osbourne family shared the nominees for rock and metal and Doechii delivered Best Rap Album.
The rising Fort Worth R&B group is teeming with youthful energy, delivering an EP that’s all smooth harmonies and lover boy anthems.
Yella Beezy can work in the studio five hours a week while awaiting trial in the death of rapper Mo3.
We’re reliving this moment with Doechii in Bishop Arts before she announces the 2026 Grammy nominees tomorrow.
Follow your mood with these recommendations for finding Latin music, a packed dance floor and a good night to go out in the Big D.
We’ve had a whole month to sit with Taylor Swift’s twelfth studio album. We’re calling it a mixed bag. Sorry, Swifties.
Viagra Boys rocked Dallas so hard on Halloween weekend at House of Blues, but ticket buyers say they got stiffed.
Dallas welcomed NBA YoungBoy for the third time on the MASA Tour at American Airlines Center, returning to a crowd with infectious energy.
City officials visited Bishop Arts for a press conference on how to keep the music alive in local restaurants.
After notching his first Hot 100 top 10 with “Mutt,” Leon Thomas showed his range at the House of Blues last night.
In honor of the fifth anniversary since Daniel Dumile a.k.a. MF DOOM’s tragic passing, we’ve gathered some of our favorites from the hip-hop villain.
Megan Thee Stallion, The All-American Rejects, Demi Lovato, KATSEYE and more are going all out for Halloween 2025.
Raised in Cleburne, Irish shares her debut album during Halloween week, a re-imagining of Dallas nightlife through her perspective.
From hip-hop horror to rhythm & boos, these tracks will raise the dead.
Doechii’s creative risks early in her career have paid off, bringing Kal Banx on her first major tour for a special Dallas connection.
Do your Halloween plans involve seeing live music? Or a sober party? UMI, HUGEL and more are headed to Dallas.
The Grapevine native is known for his generosity. He once left a Houston server a $20,000 tip last Christmas Eve.
Have we been naughty?