We Watched Turning Point’s “All-American” Show So You Don’t Have To
A mess.
The Puerto Rican star turned the Super Bowl halftime show into a cultural celebration with dance hits and surprise guests Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin.
Green Day didn’t say much, but the music speaks for itself.
English post-punk band Shame stopped by Texas after donating concert proceeds to Minnesota in light of ICE tragedies.
The night’s biggest winners reminded everyone that art is a reflection of the world around us.
The internet is feeling nostialgic for 2016. So, let’s take a quick walk down music memory lane, shall we?
The group lived up to the EP’s title as they unveiled a masterful Work of A.R.T.
An album review for Erykah Badu’s seventh studio album wasn’t one of the most read stories, because it was never released.
From inflatable dice to ancient hymns turned almost‑metal, Pentatonix kept Dickies Arena on its toes during their Christmas in the City Tour stop.
“The Boy is Mine Tour” brought R&B excellence to the sold-out Fort Worth crowd.
It felt like a homecoming for the Grammy-nominated global pop group, as member Lara Raj was elated to be back home in Dallas.
The 21-year-old South Carolina rapper is a favorite among the youth for his chaotic style and energy-driven delivery.
We attended the first night of the multi-hyphenate’s spectacular Who Is the Sky Tour at Music Hall at Fair Park.
Post Malone’s performance at AT&T Stadium on Thanksgiving was a big ass thank you to Dallas and Cowboys Nation.
The Grammy-nominated rapper is a lyricist with a precision flow, bringing the sound of Atlanta to North Texas for one night only.
The 2025 Deep Ellum Block Party brought together over 100 artists. It was an all-day celebration of local music in Dallas.
Artists from Playboi Carti’s Opium collective were out in full force at Dickies Arena as fans lost their minds in the pit.
After a summer of playing sold-out shows and festivals around the world, Blondshell’s show in Deep Ellum was a can’t-miss event.
It was God’s Country meets Rhythm Nation in Fair Park, bringing fans to celebrate United Way of Metropolitan Dallas’ 100th anniversary.
After seeing her in New Orleans, we’re making a case for why Dallasites should go to the Hit Me Hard and Soft shows in Austin.
OK Go is back with their first new studio album in 10 years, coming through House of Blues to shake things up again.
Viagra Boys rocked Dallas so hard on Halloween weekend at House of Blues, but ticket buyers say they got stiffed.