Concerts

This will be the last run of 10 Best Concerts, but you’ll still be able to find it in print and in “Best Things To Do in Dallas.”

In their first Dallas appearance in almost six years, The Decemberists fused whimsy, folk-rock and wry asides to create a memorable evening.

The artist known as an actor on “Community” will bring his music act, Childish Gambino, to Dallas in September.

From Alanis to Peso Pluma, here are all the Dallas shows available for purchase under Live Nation’s annual $25 National Concert Week sale.

Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday 2 World Tour has been rescheduled around the ongoing 2024 NBA playoffs in Dallas.

Cypress Hill percussionist Eric “Bobo” Correa talks Texas rap and career highlights ahead of House of Blues Dallas concert.

When the rain started during a song called “Rain,” we had to wonder if there really was something bigger going on. And there was, but it’s probably not what you think.

On 24 hours’ notice, country star Keith Urban will play at a small-room venue in Deep Ellum tonight.

Is hardcore going mainstream? Knocked Loose is just fine with that.

Dave Grohl and his band paid homage to Dallas musicians Taylor Hawkins and Dimebag Darrell on Wednesday.

The acclaimed singer-songwriter made her first Dallas appearance in nearly a decade, bringing with her pleasure, pain and a deep well of American inspiration.

Don’t spoil your fun by stressing out over parking at the Bad Bunny concerts this week.

PartyNextDoor is bringing the party with a Dallas stop in his U.S. tour.

The Puerto Rican megastar changes his Friday Dallas concert to a Thursday date to accommodate the Mavs game.

Irish singer-songwriter Hozier called for a ceasefire in Palestine, emphasized the importance of protests and somehow still found time to perform his hit songs at Dos Equis Pavilion.

Family friendly, easygoing show charms fans.

The power music duo are playing a show called MELLODEATH in Dallas.

You’re never too old for emo.

The singer, songwriter and cellist dazzled Dallas with her old Hollywood glamour and Gen Z-friendly lyrics on Thursday.

“And what if we stopped spinning? And what if we’re just flat? And what if Jesus himself ate my …” wait, what did Mannequin Pussy say?

Copeland gets an assist from the Meadows Symphony Orchestra.

Tour will celebrate her 12th studio album, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.