North Texas record shops ready to drop the needle on Record Store Day 2024
Here’s a peek at what several North Texas record stores are doing for Record Store Day 2024, as well as exclusive titles they’re excited about.
Here’s a peek at what several North Texas record stores are doing for Record Store Day 2024, as well as exclusive titles they’re excited about.
Fort Worth-raised singer, songwriter, and producer T Bone Burnett embraces his folkier side on his first solo album in nearly two decades.
A trio of top-notch singer-songwriters will take over the Kessler Theater this weekend.
Check out scenes from Nilufer Arsala's last broadcast love fest inside KXT studio, including video from the live local bites segment with Richard Haskins & friends.
The drummer performs with Meadows Symphony Orchestra at the Meyerson Tuesday night.
Win tickets to see KXT 91.7 presents Waxahatchee.
KXT’s Public Music Meetings give you a chance to hear unreleased music and determine which new songs will be added to our rotation. You will hear previews of songs then score them on a scale of 1-10 (1 being “It’s a skip,” 10 being “I’m turning up the volume,”)! KXT hosts will ask for your opinion on the songs... Read more »
Nil is passing the torch, and played some of her favorites this week!
This weekend, music and literature collide at Wild Detectives, Kessler and Texas Theater.
Check out scenes from the 2024 Deep Ellum Community Arts Fair.
Check out the infectious energy from Mean Motor Scooter's Daydreamer album release party at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studio in Denton.
Jaime Wyatt is a talented Americana singer-songwriter known for her emotive storytelling and soulful vocals. Born in California, Wyatt’s music is deeply rooted in traditional country, but she effortlessly blends elements of rock, folk, and blues into her sound. Her lyrics often reflect personal experiences, struggles and triumphs, offering a raw and authentic glimpse into... Read more »
Your votes are in! Here are your favorite albums of the year!
Fort Worth-raised singer, songwriter, and producer T Bone Burnett embraces his folkier side on his first solo album in nearly two decades.
Nil is passing the torch, and played some of her favorites this week!
Redbone's hit cracked the Billboard Top 5 this month in 1974. It was a first for a band with all Native and Mexican American members — but the song itself had a quietly political message, too.
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