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Ye announces concert slated for this fall in Arlington (opens the original)
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Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, has announced that he will return to North Texas for a show at AT&T Stadium on Nov. 7. The newly announced Arlington date comes as part of Ye’s ongoing 2026 world tour in support of his latest record, “Bully.” A Houston show on Oct. 31 and a Phoenix show on Nov. 21 were also among the string of shows announced on Wednesday. Fans in North Texas will find the show particularly notable, as live performances from the controversial rapper have become incre
BTS rounded up the troops and two-stepped their way through Texas at sold-out shows (opens the original)
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There are energetic concerts, and then there is whatever happens when BTS walks into a stadium full of its patient ARMY, who’ve waited years for the band’s glorious return to Texas. The band hasn’t toured in Texas since 2018, after a 2020 world tour was canceled and all members enlisted in the Korean military to complete their mandatory service. But good things are worth waiting for, even if it takes eight years. Before the group ever stepped onstage until well after they disappeared from view,
Don Toliver's Octane World Tour return to Dallas felt like leftovers (opens the original)
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Last night, Don Toliver took over the American Airlines Center for the second time this summer, returning for another sold-out show on the second leg of his Octane World Tour. Toliver had already stopped in Dallas on June 13, but demand was strong enough to warrant a return, and judging by the packed arena, there was clearly an audience for it. But fans were in for a disappointing night as most of the show, Toliver was a secondary player, relying on back tracks and DJs instead of performing live
Fuerza Regida takes música Mexicana to new levels at sold-out stadium show (opens the original)
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Fuerza Regida took us all the way back with an electric, career-spanning show on Friday night at Globe Life Field.
Grupo Frontera turned American Airlines Center into Texas' biggest fiesta (opens the original)
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In less than five years, Grupo Frontera has accomplished what many Latin acts spend decades chasing. Formed in the early 2020s, the Texas band first found viral success with a cover of Morat’s “No Se Va” before quickly becoming one of música mexicana’s defining acts. Since then, they’ve collaborated with everyone from Bad Bunny, Maluma and Ozuna to Peso Pluma and Tito Double P, all while becoming a fixture at major festivals and selling out arenas across the United States and Mexico. So it came
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