The Grammy-winning producer and musician is fronting an eclectic group and paying tribute to a late friend on his current tour.

As Hunter Moehring prepares to leave Dallas for Seattle, his farewell show became a celebration of friendship, punk, and an era of North Texas music he helped define.

The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter will celebrate the album's release with an in-store appearance at Good Records on Sept. 28.

Check out lots of new music from across the metroplex and tons of shows to come and support homegrown artists, including the farewell show for Sealion/FIT frontman Hunter Moering.

Find out what the public had to say about brand new international and homegrown music, plus where you can go to join the fun in November.

Featuring 20 songs from emerging artists, ranging from dream pop, darkwave, cumbia, indie rock, EDM, Mexi-Americana and more, take a peek at what homegrown artists have to offer.

Out Nov. 6, a three-LP vinyl set will showcase a key highlight, performed in Fort Worth, of Bob Dylan's mythic Rolling Thunder Revue tour.

In 2027, the Festival returns for its third year, while the Music Prize returns for its second.

Dallas hip-hop collective Cure for Paranoia is the winner of NPR's 2026 Tiny Desk Contest. Courtesy | Kathy Tran Dallas hip-hop collective Cure for Paranoia's breakout 2026 continues to gather steam....

The veteran Dallas-based band is re-releasing some of its back catalog on vinyl, as it looks ahead to a new record and a retrospective documentary in 2027.

From alt rock to dream pop, hip hop to disco, Americana and more, this playlist of brand new music from North Texas has something for everyone.

Find out what makes Fort Worth special at the 6th annual Cowtown GitDown at AMERICANAFEST 2026.

The event, headlined by Tye Harris, will connect attendees with organizations dedicated to mental health and community support.

Check out scenes from the 4th annual Downtown Dallas Arts & Music Festival hosted at Main Street Garden.

Check out new music from across genres in North Texas, plus shows to support these homegrown artists.

A stacked concert calendar suggests North Texas music lovers will have no shortage of shows to select from this fall.

The Grammy-winning pop superstar has announced his first area shows in more than six years. Tickets go on sale Sept. 16.

The Grammy-winning Dallas native has set her next hometown gig for November, and says a tour date supporting her just-released album is "TBA."

"Keep Walking," a song inspired in part by his experience with kidney disease, hits streaming services on Sept. 11.

Burnout is practically inevitable for working artists; find out ways to navigate creative professional exhaustion from homegrown artists.

Fort Worth musician Brandi Waller-Pace brings sound to Kinfolk House's "The Places We Carry" alongside Verónica Ibargüengoitia and Murielle White.

The Fort Worth-based singer-songwriter cut the album, out Oct. 30, live at Niles City Sound with a slew of top-shelf talent.

Check out new music from North Texas artists, including music videos and concerts to see them live.

ARIEL joins forces with Dallas talent Pretty Boy Aaron for the former's second single of 2026, a sharp blend of the pair's sonic sensibilities.

In collaboration with HeadCount, Cameron McCloud will drop an original verse each day between now and Sept. 15, which is National Voter Registration Day.

The Grammy-winning rapper and producer has not appeared in North Texas in over 10 years, but will return to support his 12th studio album.

The final installment of a decades-driven project, "Behind the Music: 2000s" takes visitors back 25 years to the venues and bands of the period.

Check out these Labor Day celebrations across the metroplex with homegrown music including dance parties, jazz fests, rock 'n' roll for charity and more.

KXT's Public Music Meetings give you a chance to hear unreleased music and determine which new songs will be added to our rotation.

Find out cool events to support homegrown music and experience a craft beer experience in North Texas.

Check out brand new music from North Texas artists across genres, plus events to mark on your calendar to support homegrown artists.

The Fort Worth punk-ska-reggae band is releasing a double live album alongside its new EP.

Before the World Blows, a collaboration with The Alchemist, is Badu's first studio effort in nearly 20 years, and available now via streaming services.

The event in Deep Ellum will showcase five eclectic artists, providing a platform for visibility and connection with industry pros.

The Fort Worth rockers' follow-up to the multi-platinum breakthrough Rubberneck will make its vinyl debut in October.

Gladys Knight and Samara Joy are among the headliners at the annual fest, which sets up in Fair Park this year.

The Fort Worth-based Grammy winner has released another batch of songs from his forthcoming fifth studio album, out Sept. 25.

The annual event will also feature the winner of Beats for Good, focused on a North Texas high school musician.

A ton of new music hit the airwaves this week, find out new releases you should be listening to and events you can support homegrown artists.

Mark your calendar for six free family-friendly festivals coming to Dallas with AT&T Performing Arts Center and ArtsBridge.

The Killers front man decamped to Nashville, enlisted top-shelf players like David Rawlings and Margo Price for his third solo album, out Aug. 21.

Beard kept up the band's distinctive, boogie-driven shuffle for more than half a century.

Find out why this new music venue, restaurant and art bar is the talk of the town. Check out scenes from their special sneak-peek event, and live music concert announcements.

Find new music from North Texas artists, including new albums and homegrown events you can show up to and support.

Get to know the artists featured at this weekend's all-ages free showcase by Amplify 817, a program created and managed by the Fort Worth Public Library.

The producer and musician appears in an accompanying music video, a raw, single-take effort directed by About You's Max Poscente.

The singer-songwriter will perform on Aug. 14 at the Cambridge Room at House of Blues, with an album listening party set for Aug. 13 at Jettison.

The monthly concert series will feature Kuboye premiering a new song from his forthcoming album, alongside special guests and curated DJs.

The day-long event will feature a slew of Texas artists, including Matt Hillyer, Kendi Jean and Jade Edwards.

The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter will preview tracks from his forthcoming studio album, Happiness Anytime, which drops Sept. 25.