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Thin Line Fest — which bills itself as the longest-running documentary film festival in Texas — will host film screenings at the Campus Theatre (and more) April 24-28. Most notably this year, this free-to-attend festival is collaborating with Dallas VideoFest for a two-film opening showcase.
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Copeland will perform with the Meadows Symphony Orchestra at the Meyerson Symphony Center.
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Tune in or stream KXT 91.7 or WRR 101.1 for eclipse music on Monday. And check out this special playlist of eclipse-related songs.
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Texas Standard is getting into the March Madness spirit – and we need your help deciding which song becomes our champion.
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Lambrini Girls, Kneecap and other musicians protest the war in Gaza.
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Willie Nelson’s handprints, a crinkled setlist from Sammy Kershaw and four decades of music history line the walls of Billy Bob’s Texas.
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The Grammy Award-winning country star will be joined by Lord Huron and Nickel Creek in November.
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Fort Worth will soon be home to another music festival.
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Explore North Texas’ cumbia bands, tejano DJs, popular Latin cover bands and indie stars.
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Only four years ago, what had been a long-empty dance hall — the wreck of a musical legend — was declared by Preservation Dallas one of the most endangered buildings in Dallas. The Longhorn Ballroom is now a federally protected heritage site.
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After a string of live music venue closures in 2023, one is starting the year off with some good news: Tulips FTW is expanding its offerings with a new spot, called Low Doubt Bar, along with artist studios managed by the artist-run nonprofit Art Tooth.
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Fort Worth piano teacher Sara Doan now has her name on the wall of the historic Steinway & Sons factory in New York City. She is one of 67 instructors recently inducted into the company’s teacher hall of fame.