Concerts

It was a euphoric, intimate concert when Sylvan Esso took to a less-than-filled The Factory on Sunday night.

Friends of the late New Bohemians’ co-founder Brad Houser honored the musician on Friday.

Fort Worth looked good on the dance floor at Arctic Monkeys and Fontaines D.C.

Drizzy kicked off his two-show run in Dallas with a spectacular production.

Eddie Vedder joked that he should put an ad in the Observer for a new drummer for Pearl Jam.

This concert week is as varied as it gets in DFW.

The ‘drivers license’ singer is coming back to Dallas, but this time she’s performing on a larger stage and for a much larger crowd. It’s part of her new Guts World Tour.

Beyoncé’s Arlington concert is a royal occasion, and there are several events to celebrate Queen Bey’s return to DFW.

Born out of the most difficult time of Green’s life, his latest album and tour see him going through the stages of grief by way of expansive sounds.

Pearl Jam, The Band of Heathens, Gary P. Nunn and more fill out a concert scheduled loaded with excellent choices.

Sometimes less is more, Jo Bros.

The best concerts this week take us around the world: kawaii metal from Japan, norteno music from Mexico and domestic treasures such as Lionel Richie.

Dethklok comes to town on Aug. 31.

50 Cent complained only once about the 100-plus-degree temperatures.

Goth-rock legend Alice Cooper played a hotter-than-hell show on Thursday night in Dallas with Rob Zombie.

Get freaky with Rob Zombie, let loose with LL Cool J or become a sucker for the Jonas Brothers; there’s plenty of cool live music to help you beat the heat this week in Dallas.

You might not have heard of Dogstar but you’re probably a fan of its bass player, Keanu Reeves.

The scorching heat and early show start time on a Monday night did not keep die-hard Beck and Phoenix fans from rocking out at Dos Equis Pavilion.

Sunday concluded the “Metallica Makeover” weekend, with the heavy-metal band playing AT&T Stadium for the second time.

Summer sadness is over, and fall sadness it is: Lana Del Rey is coming to Dallas.

If you weren’t at Metallica and Pantera’s show on Friday night, you missed some real heavy metal.

“If [people] think there’s going to be any lack of energy in this show, they’re sorely mistaken,” Cooper says.