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Mortgaging with confidence: ‘Clients should know their own budget,’ local expert says
When the purchase price is secured and the contract is signed, homebuyers then turn their attention to setting up a mortgage and financing their investment. While this process is at times rife with frustration or peppered with misinformation, it doesn’t always have to be that way. With a little research and some honest insight into personal finances, buyers can successfully navigate mortgage financing and come out with minimal headaches. The first step is being aware of one’s own means.
Shady Shores: From 1920s fishing camp to incorporated town on the lake
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The 10 Best Americana Albums of 2011
If you ask a critic or music fan to define Americana, be prepared for an avalanche of diverse responses of opinion. Is the definition found in the pastoral lyrical sensibilities of a song? If so, then Fleet Foxes, Megafaun, and William Elliott Whitmore certainly qualify. Or is the genre better served by songwriters of a confessional ilk? Then welcome Bright Eyes, Mount Moriah, and Tift Merritt to the fold. Some think Americana acts need be of the downtrodden, sad-bastard variety.
The 10 Best Songs of The Band
Levon Helm was one of the last of a kind, a multi-faceted musical talent who was also was present for the founding of rock and roll. Before achieving fame as part of the Band, Helm grew up in rural Arkansas, where he absorbed many of the Southern, cultural idiosyncrasies that would influence both his songwriting and musical maturation. He was there to witness the genre's forefathers: Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Little Richard, and Jerry Lee Lewis.
Music News: As We Continue to Isolate, National Artists Are Still Taking to the Web
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Remember concerts? At least we can still catch our favorite musicians, like Rhett Miller, performing online. Mike Brooks AA As we enter uncharted territory with no actual live music venues yet allowed to open, we again turn to the internet. These are just a sampling of the many artists who are hitting the web to perform. You'd likely be witnessing many of them here in the area live and in person, but as we wait out this pandemic, log in and enjoy some of their tunes.
Metallica, Phish, Rhett Miller and Others Are Touring on the Internet
Jeff Strowe 4 Metallica is showing off the best of their archives every Monday. Mike Brooks AA More and more artists are turning to the internet for streaming concerts as the orders to stay in continue. Browse through some of the names on this list and settle in from your couch for live music. Remember that this list is fluid, so keep an ear to artists' social media platforms for changes and additions.
Garth Brooks, Rufus Wainwright, Erykah Badu and Others Are Touring on the Internet
Jeff Strowe 4 Rufus Wainwright is criminally underrated. Who do we charge with that? The singer will be playing an online concert this week. Tony Hauser AA As concerts and festivals are shut down for the time being, musicians of all stripes are taking to the internet for performances and outreach. Be sure to check your points of purchase and artist websites if you had tickets for any upcoming shows.
Music News: Bob Dylan, Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
As coronavirus takes hold of all nationwide events, it remains unclear as to how the concert industry will handle things moving forward. But, as life moves on, so the shows must go on, so here are some new concert announcements for the upcoming months as you can tentatively make plans and hope for the best. Read ahead for the details. Bob Dylan & His Band are heading our way for a June 26 performance at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory.
North Texas Musicians Who Are Selling Good Products Besides Music
Many local artists have talents and interests that stretch beyond their main gigs. They possess skills that have been lovingly nurtured over the years and are given the same care and attention to detail that’s afforded their primary musical vocation. For Rhett Miller, the idea had always been germinating, but the initiative to write children's books was sparked by evening FaceTime calls to his children from tour stops.
Music News: Tove Lo, Elvis Costello and Brooks & Dunn Headline This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 Tove Lo (here at the 2015 Jingle Ball) will bring her high energy to House of Blues. Rachel Parker AA A bevy of new concert listings has arrived in time for this week's batch of announcements. It's a list populated with quite a few up-and-coming artists, some of whom are branching out into playing some of the largest venues of their careers. There are also a few oldies-but-goodies hitting up the outdoor sheds, as well. Read on for the details.
Music News: The Weeknd, The Black Keys and Judas Priest Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND The Black Keys can't stay away from Dallas audiences. This time, they're coming with Gary Clark Jr. Mike Brooks AA As the Leaning Tower of Dallas awaits its final demolishing, a Dallas news oddity will soon come to a close. Time to get back to focusing on all other things local, like the Dak Prescott contract negotiations, the new restaurants in Trinity Groves and the ubiquity of Michael Bloomberg-for-president ads. That, and new concert announcements, of course.
Music News: Primus, John Cusack and Korn Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Larry Lalonde and Primus will honor their rock idols, Rush, this summer. Elisa Moro / Wikimedia Commons AA This week's batch of local concert announcements finds another solid collection of performers coming this way. There's a top-notch tribute performance, a tastefully curated collection of country-folk artists huddled in Grand Prairie and a couple of acts returning to the road after lengthy hiatuses. Read on for the details.
Music News: Janet Jackson, Backstreet Boys and John Legend Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 THE Janet Jackson is playing American Airlines Center on Aug. 3. Mike Brooks AA Some big events this week in the ol' concert announcements. We've got an R&B queen, a boy band comeback and a whole lot of shows at Dallas' newest music venue. There are also some interesting things happening on the club circuit and some nice additions to the amphitheater lineups for when the weather warms up. Read ahead for the details.
Music News: Rolling Stones, Guns N’ Roses and Bauhaus Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND On-and-off bandmates Axl and Slash are on the road again, and coming to Dallas in August. Kevin Winter / Getty Images AA This week's concert announcements highlight why our area is such an amazing place to catch live music. We'll be experiencing the best kind of British invasion with some legendary rock show rollouts over the next few months, as well as a '90s fest with some of the biggest names of the decade. Read on for details. Well, this is pretty big news.
Music News: The Flaming Lips, My Chemical Romance and Roger Waters Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Dallas' SOLUNA Festival will bring The Flaming Lips to town for a collaborative performance with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and members of the Dallas Symphony Chorus on April 19 at the Meyerson. Mike Brooks AA We've got some heavy-hitting artists heading this way in this week's concert announcements. Read ahead for details on artists ranging from veteran psych rockers to up-and-coming pop artists to some Rock and Roll Hall of Famers.
Music News: BTS, Dave Matthews Band and Alicia Keys Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND The perennial Dave Matthews will be making his annual visit to Dallas. AltPic360/Shutterstock AA This week's dreary weather might have gotten you down. It's the doldrums of winter that are settling in and making life a bit more challenging to conquer. If this feels like the case, then dive on in and look ahead to some concerts on the horizon. There's K-Pop at the Cotton Bowl, a jam band favorite at WinStar and a revered soul duo in Fort Worth.
Music News: Bon Jovi, Matchbox Twenty and Steve Aoki Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 Take us back to the late ’80s early ’90s years with the Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams show in June. Mike Brooks AA It’s a banner week for concert announcements as nostalgia reigns supreme. Some of the past couple of decades’ biggest hitmakers have booked local gigs, a happening that should lead to many happy singalongs and love fests over the next couple of months. Elsewhere, there are some nice additions to the club venues and a couple out-of-left-field collaborations, too.
Music News: Kesha, Halsey and Rod Stewart Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Halsey is making a Dallas stop with Chvrches, so be ready to worship at the altar of pop. Rhombi Survivor AA This is more like it. As the new year is officially in swing, so too are the new concert announcements. This week, we have some shows scheduled from major pop acts, legendary stylized singers and some killer indie bands. Read on for the details and get your year started off right.
Music News: Adam Sandler, Alan Parsons and a Benefit by Eric Nadel Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
As the new year is now upon us, expect the concert announcements to start ramping up a bit. For now, as publicists and artists wind down from their vacations, it's still a small sampling of upcoming shows heading our way. Some good things abound though, so read on for the details. Texas Rangers play-by-play announcer Eric Nadel is a die-hard music fan and has long been a champion of local artists and venues.
2020 Awaits: 5 Artists We Hope Can Find Their Way to Dallas This Year
Jeff Strowe 4 Come back, Taylor. North Texas misses you. Mike Brooks AA Living in Dallas makes seeing live music easy. With countless venues of various shapes and sizes thriving seven days a week, music fans have a litany of choices from which to choose. The fact that we’re a major media market also ensures that most global superstars will schedule at least one night in town when breezing through the United States. However, every now and then, we get excluded.
Music News: Justin Bieber, Carrie Underwood and Smokey Robinson Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
With a slow vacation weekend before New Year’s, the concert announcements are slower than usual this week. However, as you’re getting ready to toast in 2020, set aside some time to get tickets for three colossal music stars. Carrie Underwood is hitting the road for a pretty intensive North American tour this upcoming year. Catch the country hit-maker as she hits up our area on March 14 at the Choctaw Grand Theater in Durant, Oklahoma. Tickets are on sale Jan. 2. The Biebs is back.
Music News: Tony Bennett, Charley Pride and Rebelution Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 Crooning legend Tony Bennett is still touring at 93. We feel so lazy right now. Peter Chiapperino/Wikimedia Commons AA As the final weeks of the year wind down, a couple of interesting new concert announcements have floated in. This upcoming spring and summer will be an opportunity to catch some cutting-edge innovators, old masters of the craft, and up-and-coming risers. The details are below.
Music News: Tame Impala, Orville Peck and Motley Crue Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Tame Impala has reinvented the psych-rock wheel. Watch that invention come to life next year at American Airlines Center. Mike Brooks AA Hopefully, folks around town are tired and recovering from the epic wonder that were the DOMAs. With a star-studded plethora of live music and awards festivities scattered throughout Deep Ellum, it was a time to celebrate and discover.
Music News: Jill Scott, Brittany Howard and Alanis Morissette Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND You Oughta Know that Alanis Morissette announced a massive tour to commemorate the 25th anniversary of her enormously successful album Jagged Little Pill. Michael Buckner/Getty Images AA Year-end lists are all the rage this time of the year. It's always fun to delve into and sample critics' tastes as various publications churn out the content of best songs, best albums, best videos and best concerts.
Music News: The Doobie Brothers, George Thorogood and Wale Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Rapper Wale will make a stop on his Wow ...That's Crazy tour in January. Prepare to be wowed. Gabe Ginsberg AA After last week's big rollout of concert announcements, things are beginning to slow down to the end-of-year crawl. There are a few casino shows to check out as well as a couple on the club circuit that should prove entertaining. The details are below. The Doobie Brothers are celebrating 50 years together with a nationwide tour.
Music News: Mandy Moore, Sarah McLachlan, and Camila Cabello Highlight This Week's Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND If you don't look at this photo and get 'Havannah" stuck in your head, then you live under a rock. Frederick M.Brown/Getty AA The big news in the concert industry this past week centered around summer festivals. So far, there haven't been a bevy of new ones rolled out, but many of the mainstays are beginning to roll out their lineups.
Music News: Harry Styles, Tool and The Black Crowes Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Former boy bander Harry Styles turned out to be pretty cool. See for yourself on Aug. 13. Mikel Galicia AA It's a lengthy list of concert announcements this week, so settle in. There's a Brit global superstar, a retooled classic rock super group and a semi-underground cult favorite leading the way. Beyond that, there's plenty more in venues large and small. Harry Styles is continuing his steady climb toward becoming the preeminent global pop star.
Music News: Journey, David Gray and Marc Anthony Headline This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Thumbs up to Journey. Please just don't stop believing. Mike Brooks AA Good times ahead for 2020 as new concert dates roll in to our market. We've got some things lined up for The Granada, The Kessler and some of the bigger sheds, too. If you haven't found your calendar filling up yet, this week might change that. Read on for the details. The latest album from Best Coast, titled Always Tomorrow, comes out early next year.
Music News: Elton John Returns, Sturgill Simpson Goes Arena-Sized and Louis Tomlinson Makes a Stop
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND The Rocketman is back, and one of his dates will be on a "Saturday, Saturday, Saturday ..." Mike Brooks AA You'll have another opportunity, if you missed the first one last year, to catch a rock legend in person on a farewell tour. The days of enjoying the intimacy of seeing a genre-bending firebrand in venues like Dada and The Bomb Factory have officially passed. You'll now need to bring the binoculars.
Yes, He’s a Long, Tall Texan: Guitarist Buck Meek of Big Thief Carries His Lone Star Pride on Tour and Beyond
“That was an exaggeration in the Texan tall-tale tradition,” guitarist Buck Meek says with a laugh. He’s referring to a statement made by his friend Mat Davidson in press notes stating that Meek is a 16th-generation Texan. However, he soon confesses to being an eighth-generation citizen of the Lone Star State, thus illustrating both his sense of humor and showing that the fib isn’t too far off the mark.
Music News: Chris Stapleton, The Avett Brothers and COIN Headline This Week’s Concert Dates
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Chris Stapleton and special guests Willie Nelson, Jamey Johnson and YOLA will inaugurate Globe Life Field as a concert venue in March. HKS AA This week, we've got plenty of interesting dates to add to the live music calendar, with artists big and small across genres. Take a peek ahead at more things to expect this fall and next winter and spring. Big things are happening at Globe Life Field, the soon-to-be-home of the Texas Rangers.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: The Eagles, Echosmith, and Dweezil Zappa Are Coming Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Hip-hop legend DJ Biz Markie will be spinning tunes in Dallas in November. Frederick M. Brown/Getty AA There are many things that folks in Dallas like. Tacos, brunches, tall highway overpasses and Cowboys football. Add The Eagles (the band, not the Philly football team) to the list. By popular demand, the classic rock group has added another local show to its latest tour itinerary — in addition to the two already scheduled.
Music News: The Eagles, Trey Anastasio Band and William Shatner Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND The Eagles will be riding down on a dark desert highway, cool wind in their hair, to Dallas to play their most famous album in its entirety. Rick Diamond/Getty AA If you're interested in attending the shows featured in this week's announcements, you'd best start saving some money.
‘I’d Like to Speak With the Manager!’ A Journey Through North Texas Venues’ Social Media Reviews
Opinions — everyone has them. Some, like those that are constructive or well-intentioned, can make a positive difference. On the other hand, too many folks fire off hot takes with all the care of someone tossing a bag of trash into the dumpster. And, just like dumpsters contain the discarded remnants of refuse, our social media platforms serve as an amazing receptacle of the innermost and most profound of thoughts. One of the most frequent targets of opinion barbs are our local music venues.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: DaBaby, New Pornographers, and North Mississippi Allstars Are Coming Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND New porn alert! The New Pornographers will be playing in Dallas in February. Jenny Jimenez AA As the calendar has technically flipped to fall, and the State Fair and college football season roar on, your concert calendar is flipping ahead to 2020. Read on for details about shows coming our way. It's a list that features indie rockers, emerging rappers, R&B crooners and punk rioters.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: Miranda Lambert, Queensryche and Fitz and the Tantrums Are Coming Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Miranda Lambert will be back in Dallas in February, though we can't promise she'll be wearing the Axl bandanna. Mikel Galicia AA To stand or not to stand? That is the question folks often find themselves pondering when attending a show at a theater or other seated venues. At a recent event, my concert partner and I found ourselves sitting in the back balcony section where normally folks would remain seated for the show's duration.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: Hanson, Dashboard Confessional and T-Pain Are Coming Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Now we have "Mmmbop" stuck in our heads. Anyway, Hanson is coming to Dallas. Sasha Haagensen/Getty AA The time to plan ahead into 2020 is officially upon us when it comes to concert season. Venue calendars continue to fill up several months before the calendar officially flips. This week, we've got announcements from Grammy winners, local and revered songsmiths, and sharp up-and-comers on the docket. Read ahead for the details. Hanson is heading back to our area on Dec.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: Weezer, Danny Brown and Green Day Are Coming Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Weezer just announced a show with Green Day and Fall Out Boy next year. Mike Brooks AA This week's batch of concert announcements brings a slate of shows scheduled for 2020. It's been a busy 2019, and though there are still a few months to go, many promoters and venues are rapidly filling up their winter and spring calendars. Read on for a bevy of artists coming our way. We've got news on what perhaps might be the first concert at the new Globe Life Field in Arlington.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: The Get Up Kids, Robert Earl Keen and Anamanaguchi Are Coming Our Way
As soon as Labor Day passes, American tradition dictates that the holiday season must begin. While that may not be officially true, it does appear to have recently become the unspoken norm. As our weekly concert announcements roll in, the festivities of the Christmas season are bright, just as several artists are gearing up for seasonal shows. Read on for those details and for the info on more non-festive offerings.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: Jackson Browne, Rhett Miller and Explosions in the Sky Are Coming Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 Boom! Explosions in the Sky is returning to Dallas in October. Melissa Hennings AA A couple of local radio stations are throwing parties in this week's edition of concert announcements. Elsewhere, there's an online sensation, a couple of Texas-based songwriters joining forces and an anniversary show in the works. Read on for the new details. ALT 103.7 FM is sponsoring a performance from The 1975 on Nov. 27, at The Theatre at Grand Prairie.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: Marilyn Manson, Brandi Carlisle and King Diamond Are Coming Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 Manson is back, beautiful people! Mike Brooks AA There's plenty to dig into this week as the latest round of concert dates are announced. We've got an outlaw queen, a rising Americana future legend, and a couple of well-worn rock and metal acts coming around. It's also one week closer to the holiday season, which means it's Trans-Siberian Orchestra time. Legendary outlaw country singer Tanya Tucker is rolling into town for an Oct. 10 performance at The Granada Theater.
The Best Concert Announcements for Dallas: A$AP Ferg, Ray Wylie Hubbard and J. Balvin Are Coming Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Get your tickets A$AP. Jerritt Clark/Getty AA Things are a little slower this week in terms of concert announcements. But dig a little deeper and you'll find that what's on the docket are some nice, unique additions to the Dallas live music palette. Read ahead for the details. J Balvin, the beloved Colombian reggaeton singer, is coming back to our area for an appearance at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory on Oct. 4.
Music News: Tame Impala, Robyn and Rick Ross Headline This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Don't let the name fool you. Kevin Parker and Tame Impala are not that tame. Mark Metcalfe/Getty AA We've got some pretty cool stuff headed our way in this week's batch of concert announcements. Solid crowds should be heading out to Irving in droves this fall as a batch of shows are populating the calendar for the city's largest venue. Elsewhere, there are artists across all genres making Dallas a part of their travel itineraries. Read up for the details.
Music News: Chance The Rapper, Kevin Gates and a Prog-Rock Show Headline This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 Chance the Rapper recently announced that his wife saved his life through celibacy ... and that he's also coming to Dallas. Julio Enriquez/Wikimedia Commons AA Summer rolls on and the heat is rising. Back to school, though, is fast approaching. As such, make sure you're setting aside some free time from studying or making babysitting plans, because the concerts are rolling in.
Music News: Kacey Musgraves, Alessia Cara and Ghostland Observatory Headline Week’s Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Grammy winner Kacey Musgraves, pictured here at The Bomb Factory, is returning to North Texas in October for two dates. Mike Brooks AA For this week's batch of announcements, our area will receive a return visit from a local Grammy winner along with drop-ins from some punk veterans, soulful female singers and a couple of singer-songwriters. Read on for the details.
John Lodge from The Moody Blues Wants Youngsters to Continue Rock N' Roll Legacy
As a member of the iconic band The Moody Blues, musician John Lodge has been going strong for over five decades. To hear him tell it, there’s no time to rest on one’s laurels. “I never reflect on any of it...If you start doing that you’ll get lost somewhere else and that’s not who I am,” Lodge states matter-of-factly as he chats with the Observer from a tour stop in Sugarland, Texas. “I’m always thinking about the next record, the next song, or the next tour,” he continues.
Music News: The Raconteurs, Posty Fest and Frank Turner Book Dallas-Area Dates
Jeff Strowe 4 Post Malone is headlining Posty Fest in November. Mike Brooks AA Jack White continues to show much love for Dallas. Fresh off appearances last year at The Bomb Factory, his well-attended charity baseball game with The Ticket and his ongoing involvement with bat company Warstic, the singer-guitarist is heading back this way with The Raconteurs, his epic garage rock outfit. They'll play South Side Ballroom on Nov. 7. Tickets are on sale July 19.
Music News: Billie Eilish, Jeff Goldblum and John Fogerty Highlight This Week’s Concert Announcements
Jeff Strowe 4 EXPAND Mr. William Eyelash, as Rainn Wilson calls her, will be playing at American Airlines Center in October. Jim Bennett/Getty Images AA Billie Eilish's upcoming Dallas appearance highlights a busy week of new concert announcements. And, while that show is likely to draw masses to American Airlines Center this fall, there are a slew of other artists, both large and small, coming this way. Read ahead for the details.
We Talked to My Morning Jacket's Carl Broemel and Tyler Ramsey from Band of Horses Ahead of Dallas Shows
Band of Horses and My Morning Jacket have been two of the past decade’s most influential rock bands. With innovative sonic approaches, deft songwriting, and gentle sprinklings of folk and country, the groups also served as somewhat kindred spirits, both sharing occasional stages and a bevy of like-minded fans. It was along this route of symmetry that Tyler Ramsey, former guitarist for Band of Horses, and Carl Broemel, My Morning Jacket’s lead guitarist, came together in musical lockstep.
Music News: Daniel Caesar, White Denim and Madeon Travel Our Way
Jeff Strowe 4 Longtime local favorites White Denim are celebrating 10 years as a band, and one tour stop brings them to Deep Ellum Art Co. Pooneh Ghana AA As the Fourth of July rolls by, our area heat index reaches its peak. As you're cooling off at the pool, in the air conditioning or submerged in a bucket of ice, take a look at some new concert announcements with acts that will soon be passing through our neck of the woods.
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