Things To Do This Week.

Get The Jump On Your 10/14 – 10/20 Plans.

Seems as though every band you've ever heard of chose October to visit North Texas. As a result, Dallas is once again is filled to the gills with top-notch touring acts coming through town this week. In lieu of making your going-out decisions by throwing darts at a list of all the venues around town, we've put together this list of the week's big shows.

That dart thing sounds good too, though.

Sunday (10.14)
Urban Street Bazaar at Bishop Arts
Handmade and vintage goodness.

The Walking Dead at the Angelika
Season Three starts tonight!

Monday (10.15)
Die Antwoord at House of Blues
She's a rich bitch.

ACL after-party at The Where House
After the party, it's the after-party.

Tuesday (10.16)
Father John Misty at Cambridge Room
A nice show for those who don't fear fun.

Sleigh Bells at House of Blues
Have a heart, y'all.

Wednesday (10.17)
Perfume Genius at Modern Art Museum
Come on, put your back into it.

Goodfriend's one-year anniversary party
Eat a hotdog with members of Slick 57.

Assassination City Roller Derby Tryouts at Dad's Broadway Skateland
You think you're bout-it, bout-it?

Led Zeppelin Celebration Day at the Magnolia
The songs remain (relatively) the same.

Thursday (10.18)
Benny Benassi at Lizard Lounge
Get some satisfaction.

Godfrey at Addison Improv
Find out what one of the cockroach voice actors from Joe's Apartment looks like in person.

J. Charles and the Trainrobbers and Quaker City Night Hawks at Good Records
A very special performances from the AstroTurf.

Live Fast, Die Slow at Kettle Art
A visual extension of 45 Fest.

Friday (10.19)
Lolaspalooza III at Lola's
The Meat Puppets and more!

1919 Hemphill anniversary party
Wait, punk isn't dead?

Dallas Comic Con at Irving Convention Center
Darth Sidious and Darth Vader together again!

Saturday (10.20)
Wonder Pet Expo at Dallas Market Hall
Where the bitches at?

45 Fest at Dada
In memory of Frankie 45.

Louis CK at The Majestic
Louie, Louie, Louie, Louieeeeee.

ArtLoveMagic at South Side on Lamar
A celebration of Dallas' female talent.