Wale & Smino: Everything Is… The Tour – Dallas
Wale & Smino make their 3rd and final stop in Texas at the Southside Ballroom in Dallas.
Wale & Smino make their 3rd and final stop in Texas at the Southside Ballroom in Dallas.
It’s never a bad day to back that azz up for the 99 and the 2000s.
Echo Lounge is the right size for Sabrina Claudio. Not too big, not intimate enough to feel like a secret — just enough room for the kind of show she puts on, which is mostly about stillness and how much tension you can hold in a quiet room before it breaks. Dylan Sinclair opened and set the tone well. His sound sits in a similar emotional register — the kind of slow-burn R&B that asks you to pay attention — and by the time Claudio took the stage the crowd was already there. She didn’t need to do much. That’s
There is a specific kind of volleyball that only happens in a fifth set. The score resets, the crowd gets louder than it’s been all night, and every single point feels like it costs something. LOVB Austin found that version of themselves on Friday and it was worth the three sets it took to get there. Austin took down LOVB Madison 25–19, 14–25, 23–25, 25–20, 15–13 in a match that had no business being that tense and was better for it. The win moves them to 6–5 on the season. Madison came out swinging in sets two and three and
A new album, a first co-headline, and an Austin crowd that knew every word.
YFN Lucci hit Dallas on the Already Legend Tour and the city showed up for it. YK Neice and OMB Peezy joined him on stage and kept the energy exactly where it needed to be all night. The kind of show where the room already knows every word before he opens his mouth. Dallas did what Dallas does.
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Wale & Smino make their 3rd and final stop in Texas at the Southside Ballroom in Dallas.
A new album, a first co-headline, and an Austin crowd that knew every word.
It’s never a bad day to back that azz up for the 99 and the 2000s.
Echo Lounge is the right size for Sabrina Claudio. Not too big, not intimate enough to feel like a secret — just enough room for the kind of show she puts on, which is mostly about stillness and how much tension you can hold in a quiet room before it breaks. Dylan Sinclair opened and set the tone well. His sound sits in a similar emotional register — the kind of slow-burn R&B that asks you to pay attention — and by the time Claudio took the stage the crowd was already there. She didn’t need to do much. That’s
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Wale & Smino make their 3rd and final stop in Texas at the Southside Ballroom in Dallas.
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A new album, a first co-headline, and an Austin crowd that knew every word.
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It’s never a bad day to back that azz up for the 99 and the 2000s.
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Echo Lounge is the right size for Sabrina Claudio. Not too big, not intimate enough to feel like a secret — just enough room for the kind of show she puts on, which is mostly about stillness and how much tension you can hold in a quiet room before it breaks. Dylan Sinclair opened and set the tone well. His sound sits in a similar emotional register — the kind of slow-burn R&B that asks you to pay attention — and by the time Claudio took the stage the crowd was already there. She didn’t need to do much. That’s
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When the Wolf Comes Home by Nat Cassidy
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The Safekeep by Yael van der Wouden
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The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre by Philip Fracassi
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