Concerts

Cashing in on the nostalgia factor of MySpace-era pop punk, Pop Punk’s Not Dead Fest will take place Saturday, April 20, at Buck’s Backyard in Buda.

Childers showed off the unique voice and lyrical mastery that won him a niche in the country landscape.

It was a grand three-ring show starring Puscifer, Primus and A Perfect Circle.

Music fans use fashion to express themselves, but single-use clothes for events like The Eras Tour have some fans calling for a balance between creativity and sustainability.

Punk-poets Mannequin Pussy and Dallas alt-rock super-producer John Congleton take us inside the recording sessions for I Got Heaven, the band’s exceptional new album.

This long-awaited tour is sure to be one of the hottest tickets of the year, which is why we wish it were going to be closer to Dallas and in a venue with more room.

Looks like the eclipse won’t be providing any more free weekday entertainment. Maybe you should check out a show.

Unshakable love for one another and incandescent talents give spectacular lift to their Americana-tinged music.

The Nobel-winning wordsmith musician still has the spark he’s carried since his old days in the Village.

The reality star best known as “Scandoval” will grace Dallas with his musical talents (though Reddit disagrees).

Bad weather and a bummer mood couldn’t dampen Neko Case’s phenomenal talent.

For one night in Dallas, A Perfect Circle, Puscifer and Primus will come together.

Ministry and Gary Numan brought the goths out to Deep Ellum on Saturday night.

The Dresden Dolls had some pretty specific words for Texas too.

Spring provides the perfect opportunity to check out live music outdoors.

The Queens of Pop and R&B gave Dallas 10 across the board at American Airlines Center.

Don’t want to take DART rail? Here are some options for parking at this weekend’s Madonna concert.

The Queen of Pop showed why she’ll never be dethroned at a Sunday night concert in Dallas.

Making his first Dallas appearance in six years, Amos Lee was joined by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.

Megan Thee Stallion will play at American Airlines Center on June 11 – her first Dallas show since 2019.

The rapper is taking on prison reform as well as a solo career after her time with City Girls was derailed by a stint in prison.

His unannounced performance lacked music but had plenty of flying dildos.