Indie music fans braved the heat to soak up some cold beer, food truck grub, and great sounds from ZZ Ward, Dumpstaphunk, The Sheepdogs, The Walkmen, Dirty Dozen Brass Band and more. Read story
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On a busy weekend in Fort Worth, we check out the Spring Arts Goggle scene, and listen in on a strong Cowtown act. But we also get sad news about another Funkytown band. Read story
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Thousands of comic-book, science-fiction and pop-culture fans dropped in on Dallas ComicCon this weekend. So did comic-book artists and stars, including William Shatner. Read story
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First local production of the Tony-winning play overcomes its drab look Read story
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Pecan Lodge makes Texas’ Top-4 barbecue list, with Fort Worth’s familiar Cousin’s leading old-guard favorites.
The PGA tour stop kicks off golf season in DFW, which results in a swingin' spring party on the fairway.
On a busy weekend in Fort Worth, we check out the Spring Arts Goggle scene, and listen in on a strong Cowtown act. But we also get sad news about another Funkytown band.
First local production of the Tony-winning play overcomes its drab look
Thousands of comic-book, science-fiction and pop-culture fans dropped in on Dallas ComicCon this weekend. So did comic-book artists and stars, including William Shatner.
It's tempting to say Daft Punk has gone Hollywood.
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