Return to the Tribe
Spoonfed Tribe is a polarizing band, especially for a lot of locals, who associate the quartet with the worst of jam-band culture: hippies, weed,...
Dylan Sneed
About a year ago, young Dallas songwriter Dylan Sneed decided to flip the ratio of time spent working his corporate job and time spent...
Westward Ho!
A couple of shows close down this week at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center, so catch them while they’re still up.
The most...
Fried and Prejudice
Rice "n" Noodle (9094 Camp Bowie West Blvd.) looked like a good spot for Chow, Baby's favorite dining-alone game: Guess who's gonna order what?...
Dive In
A spirit hangs over Dutch’s, a new burgers-and-beer café in a little vintage strip across from the TCU campus and sandwiched between two beloved...
Greene Journalism
Much like Dreamgirls, Talk to Me is set in the recent past and addresses the vexing question of the place of black entertainers in...
Go Toward the Light
Sunshine has nothing to do with the similarly titled 2000 film that starred Ralph Fiennes as three generations of Hungarian Jews living through the...
Waylon Jennings & the Waymore Blues Band
By the time of this January 2000 concert, Waylon Jennings had survived bypass surgery, diabetes, emphysema, severe carpal tunnel syndrome, and a minor stroke...
Lost Country
Bands that produce, engineer, mix, and master their own albums run the gamut from cream to crap, and Lost Country is consistently among the...
Stranger Than Fiction
It’s odd that artists who are extremely prolific tend to be viewed with suspicion rather than being celebrated for giving the audience so much.
This...
