Check out new folk Americana, shoegaze / indie, rock, indie pop and more from North Texas artists, plus tons of events to check out this month with homegrown artists.
The band will perform its second album in full in Fort Worth this week. The Spree's DeLaughter looks back on it, ahead to what's next for Good Records.
The four-day event will be spread across multiple venues, and feature performances alongside educational presentations.
There's a wealth of North Texas talent just waiting to perform for you. Check out these 8 music-packed events, from intimate shows with emerging talent to city-wide blowouts all across the metroplex.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with KXT!
Check out scenes from the laid-back fright night at Three Links on Elm Street in Deep Ellum.
In November, the East Dallas school will celebrate two decades with performances from alums, legends and its teachers.
Your chance to see Little Simz at House of Blues on Wednesday, November 14.
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... Read more »
Check out the Homegrown Music Show Halloween special with spooky tunes from North Texas, plus upcoming events to quench your live music thirst.
From punk rock beginnings to debuting his new soul-stirring modern folk album, Smith delivers earthy, healing songs that reflect on life, death, and simpler times.
With songs like "Suzanne," "Bird on a Wire," "So Long, Marianne" and "Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye," singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen created his own brand of folk-rock art music. Listeners discovered Cohen's songs in the mid-'60s when Judy Collins recorded "Suzanne," and Cohen followed that by recording his own album of his songs. Cohen discusses his career with Terry Gross.
