Blondie Rocks Dallas
By Michael Kolch Blondie returned to Dallas this weekend and performed at the South Side Ballroom on Saturday night to a sold out crowd. The audience was excited with a nice mixture of seasoned and […]
Music
Ghost: A Performance for the Ages at the AAC
By Matt Pearce British heavy metal legends Iron Maiden made a stop in Dallas on Friday night on “The Book of Souls” tour at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. Opening for Iron Maiden […]
Metallica Rocks Jerry World and Nothing Else Matters
By Kelly Reed In the past Metallica performed at Texas Stadium in Irving (once as a make good show) and on June 16, 2017 has now broken in AT&T Stadium in Arlington. So it goes […]
Rockin’ Rebel Brian Setzer and His Orchestra
By Alan Sculley Brian Setzer is a familiar face and name to most. Back in 1979 he fronted the rockabilly band The Tomcats before heading to London and soon the band became known as the […]
Biggie and Tupac: The True Story
By Peter Gerstenzang As most people know, there are some truly haunting mysteries in the world of rock music. Things like, how bad was Bob Dylan’s motorcycle accident anyway? Why did Mick Taylor really leave […]
Muse is Coming I Repeat Muse is Coming
By Constance Wall If you are not familiar with the greatness of Muse then you should be. The band from England formed in 1994 and are known for their energetic live performances. You’ll have an […]
Album Review: Grimes Awaited Art Angels Fulfilled Expectations
By Stephen Elliott It’s been five years since Grimes, Claire Boucher, self-recorded and produced her first album Gedi Primes. Three albums later, Boucher put together another electronic-pop sensation. Over the weekend, Grimes released the highly anticipated Art Angels for digital download […]
Savor The Sound – The Knocks
By: Paul Esquivel In what feels like McDonald’s and Pandora’s answer to RedBull’s Sound Select, Savor The Sound is a pretty damn good answer. It was a fun and exciting night with awesome music and […]
The Journals of Justin Bieber Part II
By Peter Gerstenzang As you might remember, a year ago we were lucky enough to publish an excerpt from the journals of pop singer Justin Bieber. People expecting it to read like C.S. Lewis were […]
Oaktopia 2015
By: Paul Esquivel This past weekend marked the third year for Oaktopia Fest in Downtown Denton and the music/arts festival keeps getting bigger and better. Oaktopia has been making quite a name for itself since […]