Dallas Artists Sound Off on Oct. 18 No Kings Protest Against Trump
Pierce Washington, Ren the Third and Alex O’aiza weigh in on President Donald Trump, ICE and participating in protests this weekend.
Pierce Washington, Ren the Third and Alex O’aiza weigh in on President Donald Trump, ICE and participating in protests this weekend.
Before Hoobastank comes to Dallas, Doug Robb talks about new music and that one time he failed at singing “Crawling in the Dark” in a karaoke video game.
Max Cavalera reflects on Sepultura’s album ahead of the Dallas show. “For a lot of people, it changed the landscape of metal,” he says.
Jessie Reyez’s poetry reading at The Oak Cliff Assembly in Dallas will bring her closer to her fans, one poem at a time.
After appearing on albums by Beyoncé and Kanye West, the Fort Worth native is looking to create some original songs of her own.
From Texas roots to rock royalty, Kevin Martin of Candlebox plays at Community Beer Co. this month with a mission to give back.
South Korean girl group STAYC talks to us about their return to Dallas after two years at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory.
Rilo Kiley returns to the stage after 17 years at The Bomb Factory for their reunion tour with special guest Pedro The Lion.
Armed with a parade of 18-wheelers packed with the stage, sound and lights, Above & Beyond is coming to Dos Equis Pavilion.
Open mic co-founders Justin Pickard and Jacob Price Zazz forged a home for Dallas talent out of their love for music.
After navigating a male-dominated scene, Clarissa Cross, a.k.a. DJ Dawn, launches She Spins to invest in women.
Swans is embarking on its first outing since 2017, hoping to offer loyal supporters a new experience at the Granada Theater.
Ahead of Saturday’s show at The Alley, Cupid tells us he would “rather be the ‘King of Line Dance’ than the ‘nobody of R&B.'”
L2EO wants to return R&B to its roots, where the music was about falling in love and missing someone.
Ahead of UnityTX’s stop at TX Tea Room, the band’s vocalist gets honest about challenges in the music industry.
The Gotten was born out of boredom and a welder’s spark. The music is raw, unpolished and so rock and roll.
Claire Morales’ first album in seven years is a multimedia journey of self-discovery and sonic evolution.
We attended Oodaredevil’s first listen of Ginger Blonde and the infectious energy inspired us to see him in concert.
Ahead of their show in Arlington, ATEEZ speaks on their latest mini-album and capturing different sides of themselves.
After leaving the major label system, Paige talks to us about moving back to Dallas and her new EP Kaashmychecks.
The boy band that the 2000s kids grew up with is currently on a worldwide tour, bringing their show on the road.
Ahead of the band’s ‘Louder Than Gunfire’ single release, William Dunnill opens up about what Dallas means to him.