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

The Chicago-based rock band, touring in support of its latest, self-titled album, brought light and a bit of darkness to the Palladium Ballroom Friday.

Kings of Leon let the songs do all the talking at American Airlines Center.

The hard rock quartet stormed Dallas' American Airlines Center Tuesday, proving it's earned every single accolade and then some.

The 19-year-old superstar, with confidence and plenty of costume changes, did her best to dazzle an adoring, sold-out crowd.

So few pop stars traffic in anything resembling genuine emotion anymore that it's a shock when someone like Pink does it -- and does it well.

PODCAST: Our critics talk about Whitney Houston’s first CD release in seven years.

Depeche Mode may be long in the tooth, but they've still got some bite. They proved that Saturday at a packed Superpages.com.

The Traveling Circus and Medicine Show tour stopped at Nokia Theatre Tuesday and proved to be a joyous, mesmerizing jam session.

The Grammy-winning British rockers returned to Dallas Tuesday night for their second sold-out show in less than a year.

One of the buzziest bands of 2009 wowed a slightly broiled capacity crowd at Dallas' Granada Theater Monday night.

The 27-year-old singer/songwriter delivers one of the best shows yet seen in 2009.

The Oscar- and Grammy-winning vocalist brought her powerful voice and engaging presence to north Texas Thursday night.

The stars of the HBO sitcom swooped into the Nokia Theatre for an evening of droll, acoustic digi-folk that had the sold-out room screaming with laughter.

Review: Back after losing founding member LeRoi Moore, DMB battled turbulence of the literal and spiritual sort.

With some of the biggest rock singles of the last three decades, an older and wiser Fleetwood Mac took over the American Airlines Center Thursday night.

The British soul-pop singer, best known for his early 90's hits, is still going strong, with the fervent fan base to show for it.

One of the most influential bands of the last 20 years delivered a rare, riveting and tooth-rattling show at the Palladium.

Dan Deacon and his ensemble brought music to the masses Saturday night in Fort Worth.

Emo-fueled pop-rock quartet Fall Out Boy tries to balance mindless fun and sober activism in concert at the Nokia Theatre.

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The Canadian troubadour held an adoring audience spellbound Friday night at Grand Prairie's Nokia Theatre.

For her first tour in five years and her first Dallas appearance in nearly a decade, pop superstar Britney Spears brought the 'Circus' to town.

Only 20 years old, British sensation Adele conveys agony and ecstasy like a practiced old soul.

Fighting off what she described as "the worst flu ever," British sensation Estelle made a sonically varied, if brief, stop at Dallas' House of Blues Monday.

Mara Lee Miller and her band of Denton-based musicians are back with a stirring collection of rough-hewn alt-country tunes.

In 2005, Lil Wayne boasted he was the "best rapper alive." In 2008, the mainstream audience finally caught on.

At the House of Blues on Tuesday night, Usher was in the mood for love.

The 42-year-old cult hero let his whip-smart lyrics and cheerfully profane charisma do the heavy lifting during a two-hour set at the Palladium in Dallas.

Jessica Simpson's bid for country glory gets trashed in this week's edition of Sound Files. Listen in.