August 7 issue of Rolling Stone magazine filled with Dallas, Texas references

by Teresa Gubbins

The Jonas Brothers are hot.

The August 7 issue of Rolling Stone -- the one with the Jonas Brothers on the cover -- has so many references to Dallas, it could be called The Dallas Issue:

Page 28: Profile of Metro Station, the band led by Miley Cyrus brother Trace Cyrus, has quotes from singer Mason Musso. Who's from DALLAS.
Page 70: Cover story on the Jonas Brothers quotes attendees at their July 9 performance at Superpages.com. In DALLAS. ("At a Jonas Brothers concert in Dallas, I meet a 17-year-old girl named Lauren who hosted a red-carpet premiere party at her house for the brothers' recent Disney Channel movie, Camp Rock." ....)
Page 74: The Jonas Brothers' parents lived in DALLAS previously, having first met at the Christ for the Nations Bible college. ("Kevin Sr. was the hot musician on campus." ...)
Page 100: "The Jonas clan now lives in Los Angeles and just closed on a new spread in DALLAS, not far from a posh country club."
Page 101: Demi Lovato, the 15-year-old co-star in Camp Rock who is also on tour with the Jonas Brothers, is an "auburn-haired spitfire from DALLAS." She "comes off ... like a preternatural Pat Benatar."
Page 18: Not from Dallas but still from Texas is Austin artist Alejandro Escovedo who is fatuously profiled by David Fricke and who, surely not coincidentally, just became a client of Jon Landau and Barbara Carr, the management team that manages Bruce Springsteen.