Dallas Blues Festival News

 
Dallas Burlesque Festival gains attention with “fantasy and fun”
Pegasus News
The festival kicked off Thursday with the Pin Up Pageant, where the crowd determined which model was the winner out of four finalists selected by judges. Brian Lowe, talent manager for the House of Blues Dallas, describes the festival, which was held ...


 
Winter keeps the blues flame burning
The Advocate
The Beaumont native starts this month with dates in Dallas, Houston and New Orleans. A European tour follows. Then it's back to the states for more shows, including an April 14 appearance at the Baton Rouge Blues Festival. In May he goes to Japan.

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Dallas parade, festival honors Dr. Martin Luther King
WFAA
In Dallas, balmy and well-above normal temperatures brought out hundreds to attend the 26th annual Elite News Martin Luther King Parade and Festival. Hundreds lined Martin Luther King Boulevard to watch one of the largest parades yet march to Fair Park ...

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Lone Star Sounds: Music lineup for South by Southwest continues to take shape
Fort Worth Star Telegram
By Preston Jones The music portion of the annual South by Southwest music festival continues to take shape ahead of its March 14 start. Alongside previously announced Fort Worth acts like Burning Hotels and the now largely Denton-based garage rockers ...


 
Allen Publishing
Flower Mound's Jonathan Tyler is making music his way
Allen Publishing
"We've played every place in Dallas-Fort Worth except Cowboys' Stadium on our own or opening up for someone," Tyler said. "Most of the time we play at places like the Granada Theatre or House of Blues. "We're not at a place where we can sell out arenas ...


 
PerezHilton.com
Finally! Boyz II Men Announce US Tour Dates!
PerezHilton.com
3: Myrtle Beach, SC (House of Blues) Mar. 4: Charlotte, NC (Charlotte Convention Center) Mar. 5: Alexandria, VA (The Birchmere) Mar. 10: Houston, TX (House of Blues) Mar. 11: Dallas, TX (House of Blues) Mar. 16: Cleveland, OH (House of Blues) Mar.

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Weekend: Your guide to entertainment in Northeast Pennsylvania
Scranton Times-Tribune
NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA PHILHARMONIC: Broadway Love Songs, today, 8 pm, Scranton Cultural Center at The Masonic Temple, 420 N. Washington Ave.; A Beethoven Festival, March 10, 8 pm, FM Kirby Center for the Performing Arts, Wilkes-Barre; Here To Stay: ...

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