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Most anticipated concerts of 2026 (so far)

Ravyn Lenae, American Football, Role Model and more promise a big year for shows in North Texas.

By Alec Spicer, Preston Jones, Simon Pruitt

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Poor David’s Pub keeps the music playing as David's daughter inherits the legacy venue

One of Dallas’ longest surviving live music venues begins a new chapter as its founder passes the keys to his daughter. Now, she needs help turning the lock.

By Preston Barta

 

Frisco's best-kept secret plays every song you know

Would you rather pay $5 to be on the rail for a cover band, or spend your entire rent for seats with an obstructed view? We know a place.

By Preston Barta

 

Every show coming to the Bomb Factory this fall

The booker at the Bomb Factory deserves a raise with the schedule they've put together for fall.

By Alex Gonzalez

 
 

Sunrise Academy builds a sound big enough to transcend their Texas roots

Dallas DIY indie-pop duo Yakob Dye and Julian Sol Jordan talk about their upcoming album releasing this month and why one chord is plenty.

By Preston Barta

 

The best concert venues for a date night in Big D

Live music can be romantic, but some venues take the atmosphere to the next level.

By Carly May Gravley, Alyssa Fields

 

Sweat the setlist, not the summer: 10 DFW venues worth beating the heat for

A suitable thermostat setting might not be top of mind when deciding to catch a concert. But then again, this is Texas.

By Preston Barta

 
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