Bob Log III Was A One-Man Wrecking Crew At Three Links On Friday.
The last time I saw Bob Log III, before Friday night's show at Three Links, was also the firs...
With Saturday's Show At South Side Ballroom, Garbage Keeps Getting Better With Age.
All I remember from that 1996 road-trip to Minneapolis, is how tiny Billy C...
L7 Had A Shitload Of Fun At The Granada Last Night.
They used to make these things called smoke machines. Or fog machines. Brutal Juice (for whom I used to be ...
Angela Ryan's American Horror Story Birthday Burlesque Party Was Too Real.
We all have different things that we're good at. Around Independence Day, for exampl...
Last Night At The Kessler, Peter Murphy Gave Dallas A Hauntingly Beautiful Show.
As I watched a time-defying Susan Sarandon barely contain her anti-Clinton vit...
The Hookers Of Last Night’s Freaks And Fetish Party Kicked Off SusCon 2016.
You'd be forgiven if you wondered whether the drifts of metallic confetti had been ...
Mugen Hoso Might Be The Greatest Live Band We've Ever Seen.
To someone reflexively averse to hype, let alone fundamentally suspicious of groupthink, it's tempt...
For Four Nights, Three Links Celebrated Its Third Anniversary.
For anyone who cares about local, original live music, and usually the rock kind, but especially...
The Church Crowned Its Annual Mr. And Mrs. Goth 2016.
If you only had two words to explain The Church to a newbie bound for the Lizard Lounge, you might say "G...
The Performers From The Eighth Annual Dallas Burlesque Festival.
Just as they've done in years past, the producers of eighth annual Dallas Burlesque Festi...
Dallas-based insomnia enthusiast, Deep Ellum partisan, photographer, writer, & musician with a recent specialty in something he calls Performance Portraiture. Allan cultivates a beard because it's far cheaper that cosmetic chin surgery. An ancient alumnus of Sarah Lawrence College (BA, Liberal Arts), grad-school dropout (RTVF) from the University of North Texas, he’s also an exemplar of the inherent weaknesses of Dallas’ swankiest private secondary schools. Allan aspires to one day monetize his oppositional/defiant disorder.
