Blue October Still Has Resell Tickets for Their Sold-Out House of Blues Concert
The 2000s Texas alt-rock band play many shows throughout their home state.
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The Blue Line Is Wearing Their Hearts on Their Sleeves, One Song at a Time
The indie pop duo based in Dallas on their single, “Cigarettes and Brandy,” and the childhood memories that inspired their stage name.
Denton Amplified: Thin Line Fest Shines a Spotlight on Music’s Untamed Spirit
Thin Line Fest turned Denton into a sonic playground where punk chaos, indie charm and raw creativity converged.
Salt-N-Pepa With Dallas-Based DJ Spinderella Inducted Into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The seminal female hip-hop group Salt-N-Pepa will be honored at the 39th annual ceremony in November.
Meet Eric Diep, the Observer‘s New Music Editor
This public service announcement is sponsored by the good folks at the Dallas Observer.
LCD Soundsystem Deconstructed Dance Music at The Bomb Factory
We danced orselves clean at night two of LCD Soundsystem in Deep Ellum.
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Kendrick Lamar Marathons Through Hits and Drake Disses With SZA at AT&T Stadium
Co-headliners of the Grand National Tour extend their victory lap after a dazzling Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show.
Kraftwerk Delivered an Ageless, Timeless Performance in Dallas
The legendary German group’s final tour stop in the U.S. showed why people worldwide can’t get enough.
Fontaines D.C. Held a Sold-Out Bomb Factory in the Palm of Its Hand
The acclaimed Irish post-punk band descended upon Deep Ellum for a triumphant gig.
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Jon22 Proves That a Musician’s Story is Never Linear
Jon Berman didn’t start making music until his 50s, but his songwriting was many years in the making.
Chris Penn, Owner of Good Records, Has Died
Known in Dallas for decades for his big personality and permanent smile, Penn touched many with his love of music.
Triumphant Coachella Set Cements Post Malone’s Status as a Global Icon
Even during a festival filled with stars, the North Texas genre-bender proved he’s in his own stratosphere.
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20 Years Ago, Eisley Met Its Major Label Moment with the Luminous Room Noises
The Tyler-bred, Dallas-honed indie pop group seized an opportunity with a gorgeous collection of songs.
Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner is Inspired by Melancholy Women and Angry Men
The indie musician and author is bringing a different kind of “sad girl” music to South Side Ballroom.
Rubber Gloves Implements 18+ Policy After Patron Suffers Overdose
At a show last week, a young audience member was revived with Narcan after suffering an overdose.
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Between Soundwaves and Stars: A Guide to the Euphony of Denton’s Thin Line Fest
Thin Line Fest will see creativity and community collide to celebrate soundscapes, cinema and more in the heart of Denton.
Deep Ellum got D.O.P.E. With a New 4/20 Mini-Fest
Fear of what the Legislature might do to ban THC in Texas kept some vendors away, but the party went on with loads of local music … and some weed.
For Its First Dallas Show in 26 Years, Soul Coughing Transfixes the Longhorn Ballroom
The acclaimed quartet, which fuses multiple genres, has reunited after a 25-year break.
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After a Few Years Off, David Ramirez Is Back and Better Than Ever
The Houston-born singer-songwriter had to step away from writing to come back reinvigorated.
Vandoliers Leader Jenni Rose Comes Out as Trans in Big Win for Trans People
The beloved cowpunk band’s new single, “Life Behind Bars,” tells Rose’s story as a closeted trans woman in the country scene.
Melvins and Napalm Death Bring Heavy Metal Reverie To Echo Lounge
The aptly titled Savage Imperial Death March Tour delivered on its name’s imposing promise.
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A Quick Guide for Aspiring DJs on Beat-Matching from DJ Willie Dutch
“I wanted to celebrate the forgotten Black artists of the ’70s and ’80s,” Dutch says. He has tips for how you can, too.