On Saturday, April 19th, OK GO played to a sold out crowd at the Granada Theater in Dallas, Texas. The crowd was loud, happy and soggy. There had been some major storms in the area, even triggering the storm sirens but the house was still packed. Before the band came on there was a... Continue Reading →
On Sunday, June 1st, Neon Trees brought their Pop Psychology tour to the House of Blues Dallas. Fresh off the release of their newest album, Pop Psychology, Neon Trees started the night with a teasing build of their opening song behind a white curtain. As the curtain fell lead singer Tyler Glenn held nothing back.... Continue Reading →
Wednesday, November 27th House of Blues Dallas hosted a sold out crowd to see Gary Clark Jr. Clark is a skyrocketing star in the world of Blues and an Austin, Texas native. I have heard that he is someone to see live for several years now, but had never been able to work it out.... Continue Reading →
Wednesday, October 9th, House of Blues hosted Walk the Moon, my current favorite live act, to an insanely dedicated crowd of fans. This was the second time they have come to Dallas as a headlining act, but the last time was at Trees, which is a smaller venue, and I am pretty sure a few... Continue Reading →
Night two of the second annual Middle of the Map Fest was a bit more laid back, and with Mission to Burma and Mates of State as the night's headliners it is easy to see why. For me night two gave precedent to discovery rather than the comfort of the familiar. While I enjoyed Mates of State,... Continue Reading →
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