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The singer-guitarist performs May 2 in Dallas at the Echo Lounge & Music Hall.

With the first half of a double album already out, the group is set to perform April 26 in Fort Worth.

He mines relationship angst in the philosophical “All The Not So Gentle Reminders.”

For University of North Texas alumnus Aakash Sridhar, the journey to jazz — and his debut album, Revived Emotions — started with the tabla and few chances to improvise.

The Dallas Street Choir, made up of people affected by homelessness, shared the stage with Broadway star Bryan Terrell Clark for a moving performance about life on the streets.

Dallas Sounds Amplified transforms high-traffic spots around downtown into pseudo-stages for emerging local acts.

“Western Pleasure,” due out April 18, includes an eyebrow-raising Whitney Houston cover.

She’ll perform in Dallas on April 12 before returning to her hometown of Kilgore for a free show April 19.

A showcase of Latin American and U.S. voices through literature, music, comics and film happening in Bishop Arts.

Dallas hip-hop legend The D.O.C. is launching The Dream Experience Academy, a summer program giving South Dallas students opportunities in creative industries. The initiative aims to bridge racial disparities in entertainment and tackle chronic absenteeism.

Almost 300 singers, including two Broadway performers and a local legend, appear in premiere of “Shelter Me.”

The singer, who grew up in Lake Highlands, will perform April 6 at the Bomb Factory.