Interview by: Taylor Prater
Last week we sat down with Chloe Chaidez of LA based rock band Kitten to talk tour, critics and the bands first self titled full album...
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Kitten Interview with Chloe Chaidez
Interview by: Taylor Prater
Last week we sat down with Chloe Chaidez of LA based rock band Kitten to talk tour, critics and the bands first self titled full album...
7th Annual Dia De Los Toadies in September
Preview by: Taylor Prater
Panther Island Pavilion seems to be quite the hotspot in the last few years, and the annual Dia De Los Toadies event will reinforce that while bringing some Texas favorites alongside our punk pride and joy.
Tattoos, Painted Palms & Friday the 13th this week!
Preview by: Taylor Prater
If only all Friday the 13th weekends could be like this one!
Elm Street in Dallas is doing the weekend up in style with the Music & Tattoo Festival and bringing out a wide array of bands with it. We're gearing up to head over to Club Dada to check out Ishi, Painted Palms, Blackstone Rangers and Def Rain Thursday night.
That's A Wrap! Suburbia Music Festival [REVIEW]
Photos by: Rhombi Survivor Photo Safaris & Taylor Prater
Suburbia, day two - it was muy caliente, muy dusty, and muy musical, starting right off with our first set checking out The Unlikely Candidates.
We'rewolves with the good ol' fashion rock with a modern, soulful twist. Plus, I truly appreciate anyone who can run energetically around stage in an all-black ensemble in Texas heat - these guys definitely got the crowd going to start out the day.
Deep Ellum Arts Festival REWIND
The weather in DFW is officially not crazy (knocks on wood) and you know what that means - arts festivals. Music, food, games, art, the works, and all in Deep Ellum, one of the best cultural gathering places in the Metroplex.
The Naked and Famous come to Dallas [REVIEW]
Walking into American Airlines Center in Dallas before the Imagine Dragons show began was like entering the arena of the Hunger Games. The center is obviously a huge venue with plenty of room for national superstars like Imagine Dragons, but it's hard to really grasp the high volume of fans until you're on the floor in the middle of the crowd.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. WIN in Dallas
Review & Photos by: Taylor Prater
Do you like bubbles? Do you miss the days of high side ponytails, neon shirts and retro cartoons? If you like Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. too, then Thursday's show at Trees would have been the perfect set for you.
Parallel Play - Take Your Pants Off [REVIEW]
Firstly, this album is called “Take Your Pants Off,” drawing me in with the carefree, goofy attitude while getting me excited about what I’m in store for.
Starting out the album with “When the Trail is Cold” and its bursting energy instrumentals and wide harmonies, hearing the shouts of “I came into a blueprint,” at the end of the track set the album up stylistically.
#VDay in Dallas w/ Young the Giant
You didn’t need to bring your boo with you to the Valentine’s Day Young the Giant show to feel the love.
Openers Cayucas started out the feel-good, loving vibes with their upbeat, tribal, easy atmosphere, which was a nice compliment to Young the Giant’s sound.
Exclusive Interview: Son of Stan talks Divorce Pop, Grammy Nom. & Beyonce'
Photos by: Jaren Lorenz
It’s been about two months since Son of Stan’s “Divorce Pop” popped into the music scene and already Jordan Richardson is taking over our world of local music as we know it.
With a set at The Double Wide alongside other mega-popular locals We’rewolves and Cutter, filling in for Foxtrot Uniform, Richardson sat down with GoodBAMMSho to talk his album, future plans, Beyoncé and why cabin fever can be good for you.
CHVRCHES kill at South Side Ballroom in Dallas
Following a whirlwind year of a new album and tour, CHVRCHES graced Southside Ballroom in Dallas with a mega-packed show definitely fitting of a band with indie album of the year potential.
HMBSMS Pre-Halloween Dallas [REVIEW] feat: Caught A Ghost + Song Preservation Society
Review + Photos by: Taylor Prater
Club Dada got into the pre-Halloween spirit Oct. 30 with a spooky and festive show with headliners He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister.
#DOMA25 Wrap Up [REVIEW]
And we’re back! Dallas Observer Music Awards Showcase 2013 returned this week and brought with it a ton of bands we all know and love from around the metroplex. I don’t know about you guys, but it seems like it was only yesterday DOMA 2012 was here.
Picking out who to see was particularly tough with certain venues this go around, but I think we seemed to manage well enough. There’s just so much local music love to give.
Atlas Genius Live at House of Blues Dallas [REVIEW]
I’ve never really seen how big Atlas Genius’ following was until checking out their show at the House of Blues, and it’s safe to say their fans are beyond passionate about the group.
Quaker City Nighthawks at Magnolia Motor Lounge [REVIEW]
OK music lovers, it’s time to get a little bit of Southern blues rock in our systems.
Magnolia Motor Lounge played host to some of the area’s best in that genre, starting with duo Rise and Shine Saturday night.
Wild Child's "Runaround" Tour Stop in Dallas
Top photo courtesy of Artist
Fall is a great time for a little quirky, fun-loving folk pop, isn't it? So what better way was there to foster the warm, celebratory start to a new season than by jamming out with Wild Child and Prophets and Outlaws at The Prophet Bar.
Clearfork Fest [REVIEW]
The folks over at Keep Texas Live got to see their musical child come to life last Saturday night when Clearfork Music Festival gathered some of the best in all styles of Fort Worth music.
Since the festival’s announcement back in the beginning of August, it’s safe to say the city was in all kinds of excitement for a full day of jams.
Fitz and the Tantrums - House of Blues Dallas [REVIEW]
Review/Photos by: Taylor Prater
What’s a good summer without a little indie funk? The House of Blues seemed to ask that very question Friday night by welcoming Fitz and the Tantrums, a band that boasts an energetic audience of indie fans with a little bit of a funky twist.
KXT's Summer Cut 2013 [REVIEW]
Additional Photos by: Neff Conner
Rain and humidity wasn’t about to stop the 2nd annual KXT Summer Cut festival from powering on – the people of Texas know what they want, and what they want is to fest!
And what better way to start off June than by filling up Gexa Energy Pavilion in Dallas, with nine different bands serving up a well-rounded mix of the greatest in local acts and national favorites.
Fort Worth Music Fest - Wrap Up [REVIEW]
Additional Photos by: Neff Conner
Saturday
It was time for a bit of a change in vibe in the lineup as we rounded out the second day of the festival. The 2 p.m. sun was blazing down and it was up to the bands to make up for any drained energy from the sun.
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