Music

Grady Spencer is in a pretty good spot. While his life probably isn’t totally free of anxieties, the Lubbock-bred country-leaning singer-songwriter seems to be...

Gray Bartlett has been slinging a guitar professionally since the 1960s and has toured and played with Tom Jones, Herman's Hermits, and many others...

Environmental activist Don Young has hung around Fort Worth’s Tandy Hills Natural Area since he was a kid in the 1960s. Who can blame...

Alas, like touch-tone phones or my ability to bend over and tie my shoes without becoming breathless and lightheaded, bands doing split releases has...

Darkness, Dimensions, Disillusions Stone Machine Electric (Sludgelord Records) Darkness, Dimensions, Disillusions is Mid-Cities-repping Stone Machine Electric’s sixth full-length, though given the length of the “doom jazz” duo’s...

O. Deletron is your favorite ’90s band that never existed. Building atop a foundation developed by indie rock pioneers Pavement and The Sea and...

I’d argue that there are few experiences as central to being a young person in America as going to an overpriced, overcrowded outdoor concert...

In 1973, Willie Williams moved to Arlington looking for a job after serving in the Vietnam war. Willie, in his early 20s, had become...

Even though we’re not yet in the full throes of inevitable Heat Death 2019, local artists are still raining fire in the form of...

Jakob Robertson shares a bill with Washed Up Rookie and The Namman at 7pm on Friday at Lola’s Trailer Park, 2735 W 5th St....