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After selling out their Alamo Draft House performances in Austin and receiving critical acclaim from KUT 90.5 and The Austin Chronicle among others, indie rock band Montopolis is bringing their score for Dziga Vertov’s “Man with a Movie Camera” to Dallas’ Historic Texas Theater in Oak Cliff on Friday, September 14, 2012.

Enjoy movies and live music at the Nasher Sculpture as they offer complimentary admission to all guests for ‘til Midnight at the Nasher for the remainder of the 2012 season. Read on for lineup details.

Dallas professional vocalist Damon K. Clark will perform jazz from 9 p.m. to midnight this Friday, June 1, 2012 at The Wine Therapist in Lakewood.

Have you ever wondered what are some of the hidden gems in Dallas that only the insiders or locals know? This article gives five recommendations for new and classic Dallas insider locations for eats, drinks, relaxation, and entertainment. Learn the secrets.

The biggest sporting event is coming to our city and with big sporting events comes big parties. The good folks over at Susie Drinks and Dallas Socials have listed over 100 events and parties going on in Dallas – from Fair Park, Victory Park, Downtown and beyond. See performances by the Black Eyed Peas, Snoop Dogg, Flaming Lips, Passion Pit, and Cirque du Soleil. Some of these parties will break the bank but don’t let that stop you from having fun. There’s something for everyone. Here we go – Let’s get this party started!

What happens when you put a room full of people- all of varied ages, experiences, and cultural backgrounds- with a trio of hairless, painted men with no ears?  Awesomeness.  That is what I experienced this past Wednesday as the Blue Man Group took to the stage at the Winspear Opera House and converted one of […]

In its heyday Dallas was known for producing some of the best bands and having an incredible music scene in Deep Ellum. Find out who the up-and-coming bands are for 2010, where they’ve been, and where they’re performing in Dallas.

The 33rd Annual Dallas International Guitar Festival kicks off and continues throughout the weekend, bringing world renowned musicians, and scores of fans to the city for what is sure to be a weekend full of amazing memories and even more amazing music.  The festival is the world’s largest and oldest guitar festival, and annually draws tens of thousands of attendees, last year drawing 20,000 people to Dallas Market Hall, where the event will be held again this year. 

Well it almost sneaked up on you, but have no fear because I’ve got the scoop on Record Store Day! This Saturday, April 17th, independently owned record stores both locally and nationally will collaborate with artists to celebrate music. This is the perfect opportunity for you to support your local record store, artists, and hear some new music!

Every Monday, Lower Greenville is home to some of the best and brightest musical talent in the city of Dallas; but it’s not coming from one of the countless bars that line its streets, and the songs aren’t sung by some indie, pop-rock, jam band. No- these songs are sung by a group that the Dallas Observer has called the “Best Belters” in the city. This is Mama’s Party.