The first time Markus Klinko was in Dallas, he was pursuing his art with a harp and a symphony. Now he seeks it out with a camera, studio lighting and pursuing some of the most famous artists in the world.
Pearl Earl got real about the last few years with an album titled – what else? – “It’s Dread.”
Astral Panda makes beats with his friend Medium K. And they’ve never been happier.
Greg Puciato will be seeing his name on a marquee in Dallas. Even though he hates that.
This Memorial Day weekend will be a quiet start to the summer concert season. While we await the stadium-filling shows in the coming months, this weekend allows for many trips down memory lane. Beginning Friday night, Dallas hosts Dead & Company’s final stop in North Texas, and Irving hosts a…
Dallas played a pivotal role in music history.
Dermot Kennedy left the crowd with chills.
Jess Garland will play a high-tech classical show to shine a light on racial inequity.
Pleasant Grove is a band of brothers that plans on staying that way long after they celebrate their record’s re-release.
Like Seth Cohen from The O.C., we’ll never shut up about Death Cab.
Charlie Puth plays on Wednesday in Dallas. “We don’t talk anymore” about Selena Gomez, though.
In honor of The Weeknd changing his name back to Abel Tesfaye, here are the best and craziest musician name changes we can think of. Tell us yours.
We’re entering a new Taylor Swift era: The Matty Healy era.
The Willie Nelson Picnic is coming up on its 50th edition, just in time to celebrate the music legend’s 90th birthday. A series at UNT in Denton examines the legend.
This week, we have great concerts nearly every day: Dave! Tove Lo! Obituary!
Rapper Trapboy Freddy has made a deal with prosecutors over a federal gun trafficking charge that he’s been fighting since last August.
Two Dallas mainstay artists (one who is known to strip down to his skivvies onstage), are coming together for a cool new project.
Record Store Day may already have passed on this year’s calendar but Denton’s KUZU 92.9 FM is planning a record swapping convention that will make it look like the $1 CD bin at Wal-Mart.
Fort Worth has a hot export: musicians. Hear Fort Worth, a program under the Visit Fort Worth umbrella, hopes to make Cowtown a music mecca. And its strategy is simple: build the infrastructure for a music scene to thrive, then let those musicians be the city’s ambassadors. This transition isn’t…
For decades, lead singer Robert Smith has vehemently denied that The Cure is a goth band, but that didn’t stop a crowd of fans dressed head to toe in black, some donning white face makeup, heavy black eyeliner and fishnet tights, from selling out the Dos Eqius Pavilion on Saturday…
Texas travel blogger Jessica Serna isn’t a stripper, but she was ecstatic when Dolly Parton, at a stop in Frisco, asked her if she were.
KXT 91.7 FM’s program director Benji McPhail wasted little time saying what was likely on the minds of most filing into the Kessler Theater Wednesday night. “You are never gonna see Ben Folds in a place this small ever again,” he offered by way of introduction. The sold-out space -…
