Catch Lightning In A Bottle.

Did you see the #tbt photo Joe Manganiello posted last week? The picture of the Magic Mike actor at age 19 is epic for how unrecognizable the beefcake is.

It’s not Thursday. We know this. But we tell you now so you’ve got plenty of time to plan for how to best top it with your own embarrassing bleached spikes pic. We’ll even help you plan out your evening so that you’ve got one less thing weighing on your mind. — Cory Graves

BøRNS at Granada Theater (Sold Out)
BØRNS is an architect of sugar-coated glam-pop, akin to Marc Bolan. The artist’s Dallas show has been sold out for some time now, no doubt thanks to the success of his arena-ready radio hit “Electric Love.” BØRNS has played more sold-out shows than he has fingers; a common feat for an artist still in the honeymoon stages of pop stardom. Go and dance your Monday blues away! — Calvin Cashen

Andy Black at Trees
Andy Black paints the kind of imagery that harkens back to vintage ’50s Hollywood — teenage romanticism and hellishly seductive music — and yet he manages to sound refreshing without depending entirely on allusions. Elvis’ infamous hip shaking was indicative of the apocalypse. Black has big shoes to fill this Sunday. — CC

Riders Against the Storm at Three Links
Riders Against The Storm is an Austin, Texas mainstay with a sound deeply rooted in everything from authentic Afro-funk to hip-hop. OXYMORRONS and Cure for Paranoia will open things up in typically funky fashion. — CC

Mandolin Orange, Joe Pug at Kessler Theater
Relentless touring can do wonders for a band. Enter Mandolin Orange, the project of Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz. These guys are sentimentalists at heart, crafting the kind of folksy sound used to exhibit personal reflection or the passage of time. Joe Pug opens. — CC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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