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Pretty Vacant no more: Sex Pistols reclaim their history with Longhorn Ballroom (opens the original)
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Frank Carter, the heavily tattooed 42-year-old vocalist currently fronting the Sex Pistols, stood at the lip of the Longhorn Ballroom stage Friday night and gestured toward the floor where hundreds of bodies were pressed up against a barricade. Behind him stood guitarist Steve Jones, drummer Paul Cook and bassist Glen Matlock, three-fourths of one of the most influential punk bands of all time, and two of whom (Jones and Cook) were returning to a venue they last headlined 48 years ago. The eveni
Jimmy Eat World still bleeds American 25 years later (opens the original)
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Photo by Madison Truscan for Dallas Observer Even as it accumulates, the weight of time passed can still boggle the mind. Jimmy Eat World’s breakout fourth album, “Bleed American” — for a time following the attacks of Sept. 11, the title reverted to simply “Jimmy Eat World”; it returned to its original form in 2008 — has somehow arrived at its 25th anniversary, which is simultaneously sensible and impossible. “We had absolutely no idea what was gonna happen when we released the album,” lead voca
Benson Boone flipped his way through a delightful show in Dallas on Friday (opens the original)
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Benson Boone couldn’t take his eyes off the lights. Tiny little pinpricks in the immense darkness of the American Airlines Center on Friday, Aug. 21, the multi-colored specks proved so interesting that after he finished “My Greatest Fear,” he asked: “Who brought these colored lights?” A woman at the far end of the immense stage, which stretched nearly the full length of the arena floor, was the source, and the 24-year-old Boone was so moved he leaped down to wrap her in a fervent hug. “That is s
Kaitlin Butts is booked, busy and choosin' Texas alongside Ella Langley (opens the original)
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Kaitlin Butts can handle anything. Well, nearly anything. “This weekend, when I grabbed my curling iron from the wrong end — that hadn’t happened before,” Butts says to the Observer. “That was the worst thing that’s ever happened 30 minutes before a show. I was like, ‘I don’t actually know what to do. This is terrible.’ It was so bad.” As on-the-nose metaphors for an artist’s career go, the 33-year-old singer-songwriter from Tulsa, Oklahoma, seizing hold of something too hot to handle feels enti
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