pop culture How BTS, the World’s Most Popular Boy Band, Bought a Dallas Artist’s Paintings By Catherine Downes | 1 month ago This was 65-year-old Marc Dominus' first art show. But it won't be his last.
Music With Kesha and Macklemore At Dos Equis, Dallas Got Two Pride Parties By Adelina Sun | 5 months ago The co-headliners took fans to space and the beach.
Pop Music In Bosque Brown’s Little Sea, A New Mom Longs For Grace By Lyndsay Knecht | 5 months ago Fort Worth songwriter and guitarist Mara Lee Miller is back with a record that testifies to a mother's deepest fears and hopes.
Pop Music The Cover Art For Nas’ New Album Was Taken in South Dallas By Alex Macon | 5 months ago Nasir, released over the weekend, includes a cover photo of five children in South Dallas circa 1988.
Pop Music Dallas’ Emo Nite Makes A Generation of Music Fans Feel Understood, Again By Chelsey Norris | 5 months ago This nostalgic ritual convenes July 6 at the space where The Door used to be in Deep Ellum.
Pop Music Frances Quinlan of Hop Along On Death and Coping Music By Jezy J. Gray | 5 months ago Before her band's Dallas stop at Club Dada Monday, Quinlan talks to a listener helped by her songs.
Pop Music Enter Francine Thirteen’s World of Flight and Release Created For One Night Only By Andi Harman | 6 months ago An enchanted garden meant to transcend the Bible's opening scenes brought some of Dallas' most talented artists and musicians together.
Pop Music Three New Songs By North Texas Artists You Need To Hear Now By Lyndsay Knecht | 6 months ago Preview anticipated summer releases with singles from Them Are Us Too, Jake Schrock, and Claire Morales.
Pop Music In Dallas, Kendrick Lamar Didn’t Speak On His Pulitzer— He Didn’t Have To By Alaena Hostetter | 6 months ago With SZA and a band of tourmates, the political and the personal resonated at Dos Equis Pavilion.
Arts & Entertainment At the Dallas Arboretum, Patty Griffin Believed Her Old Songs and Played New Ones By Christiana Nielson | 6 months ago “I feel like I should either be preaching or giving a lecture on botany,” Griffin said upon taking the stage at Rosine Hall. She went with preaching, definitely.
Pop Music Meet The Duo With New Plans For The Rustic’s Outdoor Uptown Stage By Lyndsay Knecht | 7 months ago Trang Nguyen, who left The Bomb Factory last month, teams up with Kylee Kimosh to bring more music to Uptown— and to help open The Rustic Houston.
Pop Music First Stop On Leon Bridges’ Just-Announced Tour: Irving Music Factory By Lyndsay Knecht | 8 months ago The Fort Worth artist will hit the road a month after Good Thing drops May 4.
