Creeping Death’s 10-Year Extravaganza Showcased All That Is Heavy at Rubber Gloves: Photos
The hefty 11-band lineup for death metal act Creeping Death’s show provided a little bit of something for every metalhead.
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Keyboard Bob’s Celebration of Life Brought Deep Ellum Together
At Reno’s Chop Stop, people led with love as they told unheard stories of Keyboard Bob, who passed away at the age of 73.
UPDATE: BigXThaPlug Arrested in Dallas Before Album Release Party
He was booked into Dallas County jail on marijuana and gun charges Friday morning.
Last Call for Submissions for Deep Ellum Foundation’s ‘Live Music Lens’
Submit your photos of live music in Deep Ellum today, and it might be hung up in the neighborhood this fall.
Joshua Ray Walker Announces Stuff, the Second Installment of an Album Trilogy
After releasing Tropicana, the Dallas country singer-songwriter returns with an ambitious concept album.
BigXThaPlug’s I Hope You’re Happy Has Arrived: Stream It Now
After teasing collabs with Darius Rucker and Jelly Roll, the Dallas rapper’s country-inspired album is finally here.
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10 Things We Learned About BigXThaPlug’s I Hope You’re Happy
The Dallas rapper is on a promo run for I Hope You’re Happy. We watched his interviews and pulled out the best quotes.
A.I. Music Night Host Explains Why His Open Forum Got Canceled
The vision of Paul Slavens’ A.I. music night at Rubber Gloves was promptly shut down after social media backlash.
Lecrae’s Reconstruction Album Preview: ‘Broken People Can Be Rebuilt’
Lecrae gathered fans at Watermark South Dallas for an exclusive playback of his 10th studio album.
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Arlington’s Nojo Wallace Drops Self-Produced GOLDIE EP
Nojo Wallace takes creative control, sharing his new EP featuring Bando., Pierce Washington, Rahzil and Scuttino.
Toto, Christopher Cross, and Men at Work Bless the Dad Rock Gods in Irving
The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory rewound the tape deck to the ’80s, delivering unforgettable sounds from rock legends.
K Camp Welcomes First Kiss Installment in Five Years With Sold-Out Dallas Show
With Kiss 6 out now, K Camp reminded everyone he’s a hitmaker who turned the party up at House of Blues.
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ATEEZ’s Final U.S. Stop Was Three Hours of Nonstop Screaming in Arlington
ATEEZ returned to Globe Life Field for the second consecutive year, delivering a blitz of singing, rapping and dancing.
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings Fuse Past and Present for First Dallas Show in Seven Years
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriters pulled from across their acclaimed career for a delighted Majestic Theatre audience.
Ghost Gathers the Congregation for a Cathedral of Metal at Dickies Arena
Stunning stage designs and incredible musical performances from the Swedish heavy metal band set this sold-out show apart.
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Zillionaire Doe Drops Second Mixtape Since Signing to Yo Gotti’s CMG Records
After weathering the storm, Zillionaire Doe emerges from the streets a king with 14 new tracks.
Secret’s Out: Kali Flower’s Debut EP Has a Release Date
During Kali Flower’s Saltwater Secrets event, she previewed new tracks and allowed fans to be vulnerable with her.
UPDATE: Keyboard Bob, Deep Ellum’s Most Beloved Music Fan, Has Died
Bob Crawford was a constant character in Deep Ellum, with many fans sharing stories of the traveling man with a keyboard.
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Collective Soul and Live Let Their Party Animal Light Shine in Irving
Collective Soul and Live’s first co-headlining tour since 2008 had Our Lady Peace and Greylin James Rue join them.
Less Than Jake’s Summer Circus Was a Smorgasbord of Ska: Photos
Less Than Jake barreled through Dallas with openers Catbite, The Suicide Machines and Fishbone. Here’s what happened.
LLORA Is Cancer Free and Has Their First Gig at LadyLove Lounge & Sound
One of Dallas’ signature performers, LLORA, is cancer-free and plays at LadyLove tonight.
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‘Deep Ellum Won’t Be the Same’: Frank Campagna, John Jay Myers and More Share Memories of Keyboard Bob
Bob Crawford was always there with a smile and his keyboard. Here, people remember his character and how he touched Dallas.