Sounds of Freedom
Here’s an interesting gift idea: a record collection of Black artists who, for one reason or another, have called Fort Worth home.
Gifted from me,...
Cosmic Country
On a Saturday night in January, the Boiled Owl Tavern went country. Or at least that impression was created at the Magnolia Ave bar...
Amor del Sur
Celestial L’amour and husband Luis Lopez have been making and performing music since the pandemic and are now only getting busier.
Onstage and at home.
Full-time...
In Memoriam
During our annual Music Awards ceremony honoring new crops of winners, we always take a few moments to honor those we’ve lost since we...
Not Cursed
As the distorted guitars chug along with a galloping beat, apocalyptic images take shape and drift into one another like a disturbing dream. A...
The Place for Hardcore
At Tulips FTW on Friday night, local shoegazers Trauma Ray, having recently returned from a fall tour of the U.K. and the U.S., headlined...
Getting Funky
Every town has its nicknames. Chicago is lovingly referred to as Chi-Town or the Windy City. NYC is, of course, the Big Apple. Similarly,...
The Year in Music
Welp, we made it, kids. It’s finally time to rip that last page from the calendar, diligently set it afire, and blow its dregs...
Staying Alive
A little over a year ago, when three local music venues — Lola’s, Twilite Lounge, and the Post — shut down seemingly all at...
Kendi Jean
Last year, country singer-songwriter Kendi Jean took her first trip to Nashville’s Americana Fest to support friends and fellow artists as a fan. Watching...
