Dallas’ Pleasant Grove prepares to drop first new music in a decade
The band's new single will premiere on KXT's "Homegrown Music Show" on July 10, followed by a Deep Ellum gig in August.
The band's new single will premiere on KXT's "Homegrown Music Show" on July 10, followed by a Deep Ellum gig in August.
The veteran Old 97's bassist follows up his solo debut with a expansive, cinematic new record, which drops July 11.
The singer-songwriter, who will perform at the Austin City Limits Music Festival in October, will release his latest LP July 11.
Josh Weathers hosted a benefit concert and live auction.
Green's brother and his family are missing.
The Grammy-nominated, New York City-formed glam-pop group will bring its dynamic songs to Fair Park July 8. Listen to our playlist to get ready.
Families of all kinds gathered for a calm, inclusive Fourth of July celebration at The Sound, designed for those with sensory sensitivities with Taylor Swift tribute band Reputation.
Indie rock band Deep Sea Diver is making a stop at Tulips FTW on Saturday, July 12, and KXT has tickets to give away.
So many new songs from North Texas artists this week! Check out new music, find out where you can see local artists live, plus a Spotify playlist you can save.
The Candle Lit Showcase & Open Mic is quietly becoming one of Dallas' most welcoming and consistent spaces for emerging songwriters.
Legendary Dallas tastemaker Jeffrey Liles brings his unscripted storytelling show to The Kessler, drawing on five decades of music history prompted by the audience in real time.
Discover how folk music hero Jesse Welles sold out The Kessler by reaching the hearts of modern Americans.
The singer-songwriter gives son Cubano and reggae an indie twist
The band's new single will premiere on KXT's "Homegrown Music Show" on July 10, followed by a Deep Ellum gig in August.
The veteran Old 97's bassist follows up his solo debut with a expansive, cinematic new record, which drops July 11.
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.
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