Blair Howerton of Why Bonnie Discusses Latest Album and Texas Tour
Blair Howerton's solo/band project Why Bonnie most recently released their latest album titled Wish On The Bone and will be heading on a headlining tour.
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Five Artists You Need to See at High Water Fest 2025
High Water Fest will return for its seventh year in Charleston with their best lineup yet featuring Arcade...
Manchester Orchestra and Thrice Bring Their Co-Headlining Tour to Life in Dallas
Celebrating the 10 year anniversary of “Cope” and 15 years of “Beggars”, Thrice and Manchester Orchestra play the albums in their entirety with support from Lunar Vacation.
New York City Heartthrobs Quarters of Change Sell Out Club Dada
Celebrating their Portraits Tour II, NYC-based band Quarters of Change make a stop at Club Dada in Dallas with support from The Hails.
Robert DeLong and Atlas Genius Take Over the Kessler Theater in Dallas
Multi-talented musician Robert DeLong bring Australian bands, Normal Behaviour and Atlas Genius in support of his “PLAYLIST of DOOM” tour.
For One Night Only: Flipturn Rocks The Texas State Fair in Dallas
Indie-Rock band Flipturn performs an incredible set at the annual Texas State Fair in Dallas, Texas.
Summer Salt Drives Back to their Hometown for their ‘Driving Back to Hawaii’ Tour
Surf Rock band celebrates their ten-year anniversary of their first EP, Driving to Hawaii. Beach balls fly across...
Twelve Years Later: ‘Distant Call’ by Broadcast and the Passing of Trish Keenan
The 60’s inspired psychedelic & electronica duo, Broadcast, is set to release their final batch of demos in tribute to lead singer Trish Keenan on what would have been her 56th birthday.
Dada at Club Dada: 90’s rock trio returns to Dizz Knee Land
For the first time in seven years, Dada plays in Dallas to dedicated fans alongside local Post Punk Band Telemetry.
Your Neighbors Leaves a Remarkable First Impression on Dallas
From North Carolina, alternative band Your Neighbors plays in Dallas for the first time with Point Blank Society.
