Free Things To Do in Dallas (and Beyond) This Weekend
Can you even call yourself a Texan if you can’t line dance? Learn for free this weekend.
Can you even call yourself a Texan if you can’t line dance? Learn for free this weekend.
Booker T. Washington alum Max Poscente leads his indie band to the future of rock ‘n’ roll on The Lighthouse, The Storm.
A marijuana-related guilty plea in Virginia 10 years ago kept Crockett from entering Canada for a tour.
A new festival is bringing a punch of emo, indie and metalcore under one roof for a new festival next month.
The Dallas rock titans rounded out one of North Texas’ best music festivals with a splashy headlining show at Tulips.
What’s the relationship status of North Texas indie-pop singer August Ponthier with their home state? It’s complicated.
Visual artist Shamsy Roomiani and musician Poppy Xander find themselves splashing on the same frequency with a collaborative, multi-disciplinary art exhibit.
The multi-hyphenate Dallas musician was tapped to work on Scott’s long-awaited new album, To Whom This May Concern.
If you’ve been living under a rock and don’t know his music well, you might want to queue up these pop-reggaeton superstars and local favorites alike.
The Feb. 7 show dedicated to all things Star Trek features live music, vendors, and of course, a cosplay contest.
The organization is celebrating with a special showcase at the Meyerson Symphony Center next month.
Consider this a prescription of sorts for the cabin fever.
Your early look at one of the best festivals of the year, offering an immersion of creativity through film, music, spoken word and more from Black artists.
The rising star of hip-hop’s New Dallas Movement was among five people shot early Thursday morning.
What could make DART better? The suburbs have a few ideas, and they probably don’t include DJs.
Candlelit Open Mic, hosted by Dallas singer-songwriter Ryan Berg, treats open mic nights like the best shows of the week.
The latest installment of ‘things people on the internet somehow find a way to be miserable about’ is here.
Four local artists of various mediums explore transformation by finding inspiration in the blank canvas of a new year.
We asked some of the city’s best guitarists who they think has the best tone in North Texas.
Dallas has lost one of the city’s most promising young artists.
Mind if we run it back one last time in 2025?
Genre switch-ups, deeply personal storytelling and doing things the Dallas way made for some of our favorite projects of the year.