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Sponsored by the railway of the same name, the BSNF Entertainment Series at Bass Performance Hall (525 Commerce St, Fort Worth, 817-212-4280) is proud to present An Evening with Lyle Lovett and his Large Band at 7:30pm as part of the 2023-2024 season. The Texas singer-songwriter is here for one night only, telling

From arts and culture to sporting events and everything in between, there’s something special to do all the time in Downtown Arlington, including these upcoming events. Visitors like you help us Light Up Arlington on the daily. (See what we did there?) Join us in July, won’t you?    SUNDAY, JULY 2  Austin-based

1.) Your. Dallas. Stars! Yes, they are headed to the Western Conference Finals to puck around with the Vegas Golden Knights at 7:30pm Friday. Having watched the homeboys’ victory over the Seattle Kraken at Boston’s Restaurant & Sports Bar (2501 E Lamar Blvd, Arlington, 817-633-7773), I can tell you that it’s the

Arlington, Texas, offers a perfect, music-filled vacation. Here's how to plan a trip.

One lucky Christmas present has made my New Year’s Eve plans for me. Friday night, I’m getting the party started early at the Toadies/Flickerstick show at Billy Bob’s. As for Saturday evening, a.k.a. New Year’s Eve proper, I’m staying home. How about you? No? Great. Here are a ton of NYE shows to consider around

With New Year’s Eve coming up next Saturday, I’m still undecided about even leaving the house. If I go out, I know I will be hungry before, during, and possibly after. Luckily, I found some great event choices involving food. Mangia!   1.) ESO Mimosa Bar (2150 E Lamar Blvd, Ste 120, Arlington, 682-812-7760)

As you might expect from one of the largest cities in the largest state, there are plenty of fun things to do in Arlington Texas.

Richard Hennessy's energetic flair comes through during the Henry the Archer set at Main At South Side, February 19, 2022. Photo: Jessica Waffles Fort Worth

KULTHU – Wellington Beer and Metal Fest 2021 Double Vision Brewing will take over Wellington’s Valhalla this winter to warm your hearts with a great new beer and some of the best metal music from four of NZ’s premiere talents. Bulletbelt (Wellington), Stormforge (Auckland) 3000AD (Christchurch) and Planet of the Dead (Wellington) will take you on wild rides through thrash, power metal, sludge, doom rock and classic metal in celebration of good times accompanied by the great taste of the n...

“Death metal isn’t something I’m really into,” says Wadlington, whos rather enjoying watching the party go gaga over the brewery’s Knotty Boyse boysenberry sour beer concoction. “I have listened to enough [music] that I feel I can comment on quality-sounding recording and musicianship. Frozen Souls LP works for me ... It made me a fan, and I’m happy to make a beer.” That LP is Crypt of Ice, the band’s major label debut, which was released in January, and has since been lauded...