Live Music
Words by Susie Ramone.
Let me set the scene – It’s an absolutely gorgeous evening at Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas, Texas although there is a fear of storms on the horizon. This didn’t stop 19,000 Foo Fighters fans from missing out on the opening show of the “Everything or Nothing at All” Tour.
Read MoreCrosses made a stop at House of Blues on Wednesday night on their Familiar World Tour. This tour Is in support of their latest album Goodnight, God Bless, I Love You, Delete which was released last October. For those unfamiliar with Crosses it is the side project Deftones singer Chino Moreno and Far guitarist Shaun Lopez. Unlike the Deftones though, Moreno describes Crosses as "minimal and soothing and it's sort of like the stuff I like listening to when I'm not screaming my head off."
Read MoreExtreme and Living Colour delivered a stellar performance at the House of Blues in Dallas, showcasing their enduring talent and energy in front of a packed and enthusiastic crowd.
Read MoreOn Friday night, Tool and Elder played at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX. It was a humid, rainy night - perfect conditions for some good old-fashioned prog-hard rock. Amidst the scents of hair and patchouli, Elder and Tool delivered an entertaining performance on Friday night.
Read MoreThe walls of Tannahill's reverberated with raw energy and electrifying riffs as Periphery took the stage for night two of an epic double night of shows in DFW. The first night commenced at The Echo Lounge in Dallas, and the final evening was at Tannahill's in Fort Worth. The progressive metal band, known for their technical prowess and dynamic soundscapes, delivered a performance that left the audience in awe with two completely different and stunning sets. It seems more and more bands are doing this these days, and I'm not gonna lie, I'm kinda loving it!
Read MoreThe Music Hall at Fair Park transformed into a kaleidoscopic wonderland on November 9th as The Flaming Lips took the stage for a mind-bending journey through their eclectic musical universe. This was not just a concert; it was a psychedelic odyssey that left the audience in awe. From the moment Wayne Coyne, the enigmatic frontman, stepped onto the stage, he exuded an infectious energy that set the tone for the entire night. The band kicked off the show with four giant inflatable pink robots, a burst of confetti, and vibrant visuals, immediately immersing the audience in the whimsical world of The Flaming Lips.
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