Jazz UNT’s One O’Clock Lab Band to Perform in Competition at Jazz at Lincoln Center By Natalie Gempel | 1 month ago The band is one of 10 collegiate jazz ensembles that were handpicked for a prestigious new competition.
Music Verdigris Wants to Blow Your Mind By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 months ago The new, 16-member ensemble is spicing up Dallas’ choral scene.
Music A Double Dose of Herb Alpert By Ellen Ritscher Sackett | 2 months ago In October, you can see Herb Alpert at the Majestic Theatre, then go to Denton to see the world’s only Herb Alpert tribute band led by a blind trumpet player.
Arts & Entertainment Programming Note: Dallas Blues History at the Texas Theatre Tonight By Peter Simek | 3 months ago Ahead of this weekend's Crossroads Guitar Festival, a special screening of a new film about Stevie Ray and Jimmy Vaughan
Music Eric Clapton and Dallas’ Place in Blues History By Peter Simek | 3 months ago Clapton is bringing a lot of guitars to Dallas to remind us of our musical heritage.
Arts & Entertainment Dallas Opera Cancels Placido Domingo Gala Amidst Sexual Harassment Charges By Peter Simek | 3 months ago The star tenor was set to sing at the annual spring event, but several women, including at TCU professor say the singer harassed them.
Music The St. Vincent Collaboration on Taylor Swift’s ‘Lover’ is an Album Highlight By Caitlin Clark | 4 months ago A "Cruel Summer" indeed.
Movies How Two Friends Channeled Artistic Frustration Into a Dallas ‘Love Letter’ By Todd Jorgenson | 6 months ago Josh David Jordan's filmmaking debut is a contemplative musical drama about a middle-aged Texas troubadour who wonders if his big break will ever happen.
Humor The Old Man’s Guide to Buying an Erykah Badu Record By Eric Celeste | 7 months ago Were there drinks involved? You can't prove that.
Pop Music Listen To This Right Now: Four Up-and-Coming Dallas Country Artists By Natalie Gempel | 8 months ago A few artists you should check out, all of which have new music and concerts coming up.
Music Oscar DeLaughter Joins the Family Business By Zac Crain | 8 months ago The son of Polyphonic Spree frontman Tim DeLaughter makes his debut.
Pop Music A People’s History of Good Records By Christopher Mosley | 9 months ago As the shop moves to its third location, the clerks who saw it all recap the highs and lows of nearly two decades in business.
