Central Track Contributor
Get Jealous.
With Conan O'Brien's visit to Dallas last week to tape his show, the eyes of the nation were squarely focused on our fair burg. They still are, actually, as the impetus for all this extra attention — the NCAA men's basketball championship — is still to come.
Thing is, when all the out-of-towners head back to that from whence they came, what will we be left with then?
Fortunately, this is Dallas, so the answer to that one is “quite a lot.”
Sunday (4.6)
March Madness Music Festival at Reunion Park
Free Bruce Springsteen concert!
S. Carey at Three Links
With White Hinterland.
The Benson Movie Interruption at Alamo Drafthouse
With Doug Benson riffing on Jurassic Park
Duck Commander 500 at Texas Motor Speedway
They'll also debut the world's largest HD screen.
Monday (4.7)
NCAA Men's Basketball Championship at AT&T Stadium
Connecticut battles Kentucky for No. 1.
Iron Reagan at Three Links
Drop the gun.
Doug Benson at Hyena's
Telling all his non-dinosaur-related jokes.
Tuesday (4.8)
Empire Records Screening at Sundown
It's Rex Manning Day!
Chromeo at House of Blues
Bring your fancy footwork.
Turkish Captain America & Sano vs Spider-Man at Alamo Drafthouse
The thing is, in Turkey, Spiderman's a bad guy.
Wednesday (4.9)
Crash Kings at House of Blues
It's only Wednesday.
Thursday (4.10)
Ben Folds & The Dallas Pops at Strauss Square
He's still fighting it.
Mobb Deep at Dada
It's survival of the fittest.
Pure X at City Tavern
Dream over.
Feral Future at Three Links
Wiving opens.
Friday (4.11)
Power Trip at Dada
PBS' favorite hardcore band.
Reckless Kelly at Granada Theater
Stick around.
Daniel Markham at AllGood Cafe
He ruined my life.
TEAM*, The Orange and St. Karla at Trees
Am I alive or just dreaming?
Saturday (4.12)
Snow tha Product at Trees
Wake ya game up.
Bad Sports at Double Wide
With The Longshots, Drug Animal and Street Arabs.
Grapevine Craft Brewery Tour
The Farmer's Branch brewery opens for its first tour.
Cykochik Pop Up Shop at WAAS Gallery
Celebrating 10 years of handbags.
