Norah Jones’ post-breakup 'Fall’ explores new sounds with success.

Some women cut their hair after the end of a relationship, looking for a change. Norah Jones didn't clip her locks, but she did shake up her sound.

The singer-songwriter makes her debut at the Fort Worth music venue.

CD releases from: Ryan Leslie, Alice in Chains and 'Glee'

Rod Stewart returns to his soul roots in this 13-song collection that represents the soul sounds of Philadelphia, Memphis and Motown.

Not even the harmonies of the von Trapp Children could blunt the sadness of the past few days.

Weezer, Dolly Parton and Swell Season

Carrie Underwood is, creatively speaking, pretty boring.

They played hits and took some risks, and a classic blues number showed off some virtuoso guitar work.

The legend pushes all the buttons, condemning and redeeming himself a dozen times during a two-hour show.

Roy and Ray (as in Clark and Price, respectively) are a pair of undisputed classics, both dating back to the days when country band members dressed alike and wore ties. Even cowboy hats were optional.

The piano man flexes all of his musical muscles at a terrific show in Dallas.

Florence + the Machine, "New Moon" soundtrack, Michael Buble

FORT WORTH — Garrick Ohlsson knows his way around Chopin’s piano music. Since he was the first American to win the Chopin International Piano Competition in 1970, he’s been one of the composer’s most vibrant interpreters.

Most of Tim McGraw’s 10th studio album, "Southern Voice," was recorded three years ago.

Lyle Lovett

It may be that There Is No Enemy, but Built to Spill’s latest album has such a melancholy vibe, there may as well be.

The singer-actress performed before a sold-out crowd in Dallas.

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