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Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Week: September 30-October 2
Start the weekend with Elton John, hit the State Fair, then end it (if you're lucky) with Mary J. Blige.
Como Somos
Como Somos: Hijos De Muñoz Learned To Play Songs Their Father Loves, Now They Can’t Stop Getting Booked
Three teenage brothers have gained recognition around Oak Cliff for playing traditional dance music beloved by new and older generations.
Arts & Entertainment
Where Did Tejano Music Go?
I was convinced the soundtrack to my childhood had all but disappeared. Turns out, I just had to tune in.
Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Week: September 23–25
Start the weekend with some New Orleans brass or some New Wave glam, and end it smack-dab in the '90s.
Music
Country Music May Look Different, But Is It Still the Same?
Led by performers like the Arlington-born Mickey Guyton, country music certainly looks different than it used to. But does that transformation go beyond the surface?
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Dallas’ Spin the Spectrum Is the Country’s First Neurodivergent DJ School
Earlier this year, Jay Clipp partnered with Speech Wing Therapy’s Courtney Willis to create the first and only DJ and music production school to specialize in teaching students with autism spectrum disorder.
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After an Accident Took His Arms, Jeff Saenz Wills His Way Back to the Studio
A downed power line almost killed the musician and producer. After losing his hands, he thought that meant music was lost to him as well. But he’s not done yet.
Music
The Real Story of How the Stanley Cup Got Dented at a Pantera Pool Party
At long last, here’s the truth (or its drunken facsimile) of what went down at Vinnie Paul’s home after the Stars won the championship.
Music
The Sounds of Dallas
From rock to rap to R&B, and the interesting spaces in between, these are the artists and songs that are making the city move right now as well as those who laid the groundwork.
Podcasts
New EarBurner Podcast: The D.O.C. Opens Up About His Life and His Hopes for Dallas
One of the most important artists in hip-hop history is a Dallasite. He’s found God, plans to launch Death Row South, and is ready to share his life story in a new documentary. And this podcast.