The acclaimed singer-songwriter revealed a grim new diagnosis Monday, and is raising funds to help him stay afloat during his health struggles.
Check out scenes from the "casual prom afterparty-themed" release party for The Plum Boys' new EP Velvet inside a luxury home in Fort Worth.
The musician cut the record live in Fort Worth with producers Robert Ellis and Josh Block, and will celebrate it Saturday at the Kessler Theater.
This week, Penny Bored gossips their way onto the airwaves, Trees Marie is running on rock 'n roll, and Chill Hill continues to bring chill vibes.
The Sammons Center for the Arts is home to the DFW area’s longest, continually running jazz series, and 2024 marks its 35th anniversary. The music got underway on Sept. 4, with a special performance called “Coming Full Circle,” which will feature the Sammons Center’s founding artistic director (as well as saxophonist and composer) Vicho Vicencio... Read more »
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... Read more »
Check out scenes from the unforgettable homecoming with Quaker City Night Hawks, with Matthew Logan Vasquez and Matthew McNeal opening at Tulips FTW.
Learn more about new KXT Local Show host Waffles' influences from the DFW music scene, including Charley Crockett, Ryan Berg, Cure For Paranoia and more. Save the debut show playlist on Spotify - link in article!
The acclaimed singer-songwriter gets some island inspiration on his latest solo LP, which is due out Aug. 30.
To celebrate the new single's release, Jackson Scribner will perform Aug. 30 at Red Zeppelin Records in McKinney.
Quaker City Night Hawks weren’t gone, necessarily, so much as scarce. The beloved Fort Worth band — its sound a party-starting stew of Texas boogie, Southern soul and bluesy, funky bite — last played a local gig in October, part of a bill at the Echo Lounge & Music Hall. So the reaction was near... Read more »
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.
