Jazz

Pay no attention to the band behind the curtain (we're in good hands).

Local fans rally on a global level with a spontaneous three-city benefit festival and online donation drive.

A four-time regional slam champion, spoken word phenomenon, and motivational speaker, Morrow is no stranger to the microphone.

There will be live music by The Texas Gypsies, fine wines, delicious food, and a silent auction which will include approximately 80 pieces of art.

As sassy as she is sweet, Kathryn Lane's worldly energy captivates any room she plays. From Brazilian jazz to classic rock, she's sure to inspire musicians and fans alike.

Moosehound, The Black Heart Procession, and Rodney Parker & Fifty Peso Reward are on tap this week.

The series reflects the Meadows School’s interest in expanding its interdisciplinary offerings in the community.

A canned food drive for a North Texas food bank will be a part of the event.

This weekend, North Texas mingles with the deities of music -- but it's still rock and roll to me.

This weekend's line-up is an underground audiophile's dream come true, though low-key enough to recover from last week's muddy, musical mayhem.

We may have to share OK Sweetheart's Erin Austin with San Francisco and Brooklyn, but her love of Denton's close-knit music community keeps her a hometown girl at heart.

Bummed because you can't hoof it down to Austin this weekend? No worries, we're bringing ACL to you -- or at the very least, the bands clever enough to book shows in DFW in the not-too-distant future.

From University of North Texas to Broadway -- and member of a festival-bound pop band -- Julia Adamy's one mad, hot bass player.

Take a jaunt around the world this weekend. Or, let the world take a jaunt around your ears as North Texas plays host to the international underground scene. We've got you covered from Fort Worth to Brooklyn, Norway, and Tel Aviv.

This week's picks are brought to you by the Superfans around North Texas. You know who we're talking about. They're crazy (and they really love that music).

Friends and family will gather at Lola's on 6th on Sunday, September 13 to remember the "loveable curmudgeon."

The quartet's tour was purely of their own initiative without corporate sponsors or booking agents, no fancy hotel or even a modified school bus.

Budget constraints lead Addison to call off nine-year tradition indefinitely.

We weren't lying about Fort Worth's scene -- it's hard to argue with a weekend line-up including George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, Chris Botti, and local jazz gems chilling out in the Camp Bowie District all this weekend.