LOVESONG serves it up loud and proud, offering an amazing live performance, a truly impressive energy that is undeniable from the moment they step out on the stage. Their mastery, precision and dedication is awesome to experience firsthand. Your ears will think it's Just Like Heaven when LOVESONG guides you through A Forest of the greatest hits from The Cure. Get ready to hit Fascination Street, when they Burn through some of the best offerings in the catalog, this won't be a Lullaby, be sure to take plenty of Pictures Of You, I guarantee LOVESONG will leave you smiling ear to ear like The Lovecats with a saucer of milk, they'll leave you wishing that the In Between Days would disappear so you can see them again sooner. Boys Don't Cry, you don't want to miss the opportunity to see what attendees at their last two sold out events have experienced, you won't be able to find something so close to what you would expect from The Cure anywhere else.

It was amazing! He played some great songs. The set list included "Headlock," "Driveway," "All I Know," "My Friends' Toyota," "Don't Wake Me Lover," "Time Zones," "Colorful" (my favorite), and "Mi Amor" (one of his best performances of that song). The crowd was super small, only like 50-something people, so it was a really intimate concert. The vibe was great, Asiris definitely gave me a great one for my first concert. You could tell he loved what he does, loved the crowd, and had an amazing time with us, not just performing for us. After the show, everyone actually got to talk with him, and it wasn't a hi and then a bye; he genuinely cared about his show and the people there and got to know everyone there. Thanks again, Asiris. I will remember this concert forever.

WOW, it was fantastic show!!! This man is one of a handful of truly phenomenal guitarists in rock and blues history. Not only a master of technical precision but is gifted with the ability to create beautiful, spine-tingling phrasing straight from his soul. It is a rare combination in the music industry. There have been many great technicians, and many soulful players, but few with a true combination of both. Robin truly deserves to be in the Rock N Roll hall of fame ASAP.

F*****g incredible. I laughed and cried and head-banged so much that my neck was sore the day later. The Tapeworms absolutely rocked, they're all such incredible musicians. This concert made me want to pick up my instrument again, more than ever, and learn to play the way they all did. Will's monologue to "That One Guy" in the audience had me in tears. It recontextualized Skeleton Appreciation Day for me. I really felt spoken to. Not to be dramatic, but it really cut deep to something within my psyche. Ending on Cicada days had me trying not to audibly sob too much. Then, bringing all the energy back in the encore was an incredible send-off to the show. I had an incredible time, and I can't wait for the show in OKC in a couple of months :) What an incredible bunch of musicians and performers.

The show was amazing she's a class act amazingly talented singer songwriter and so glad I got a ticket and went to see her live for the first time. She's heartfelt she's authentic and relatable and love an artist in country who connects like she did with her fans. Her opener Carter Faith voice is powerful and something to watch out for chosen by Carly to be a part of this leg of the Hummingbird 2025 tour keep a watch out for Carter Faith and go check out Carly Pearce live if you haven't had the chance yet.

Corey put on an amazing show….very high energy! I loved hearing the songs from his new album, Black Bandana, live and the House of Blues was a very intimate venue to experience it. I first began following Corey almost 2 years ago as he was having his first success on the radio and it’s been exciting to see how much he has evolved in such a short time. I have no doubt his career is going to be big & the time to see him in this type of small venue is limited, thankful for the opportunity!

I have been listening to Mr. Bungle since I was 15. Their self titled album was the very first cd I ever bought. I am very grateful I had the opportunity to see them perform live. The opener Otto Von Shirach was incredibly fun, goofy and entertaining. Mr. Bungle performed mostly the material from their 2021 release. I like that album very much, but if you are paying to see them expecting to hear material from their first three releases this isn't the event for you. They performed about 3 minutes worth of "my a*s is on fire". The slow cover songs that punctuate the performance were fun and amusing. For the encode each band member told a dad joke and then they played Sepultura's "war for territory". Highly recommend this event.

Band was tight, audience was electric and sang every word to every song! They didn’t play walk through hell, obligatory folk punk song, or total revenge though and instead played their new song “I, v******r” which was super disappointing. Max also barely sang and typically just screamed certain lyrics and let the audience do most of the work. Wished it was a more straightforward play through of the record and that max sang more. Other than that it was a blast though!

This was an epic show. Epic performance. Veterans in peak form. I was always an Extreme fair weather fan. Knew the hits. Appreciated the talent etc. grunge came out and I quit listening to anything and everything from the 80s. I'm 50 now and have a completely different perspective on the music from the 80s early 90s. I love guitar rock. Mod rock grunge post grunge whatever is just different. Rise comes out last year and I was just blown away. Extreme are sincere. They mean it. And they are still producing new music that is relevant thoughtful and just plain great! Do yourself a favor. Go see them. Not many still around like this.

My husband gifted me an early birthday present to see The Struts rock the stage at The House of Blues in Dallas. Execellent service with Jose securing a VIP table and the staff with seating and service making our treck from Charleston SC a really special experience. THE STRUTS WERE OFF THE CHAIN! Luke Spiller is engaging and mesmerizing with a voice and stage presence like no other! A big Thank You to him and his band mates for another memorable performance! ❤️ The Struts!

The floor layout at House of Blues Dallas is not good for any reasonably well-attended show. It is cramped, hard to get to the bathrooms and bar areas, difficult to get good sight lines for the majority of the patrons in the GA Floor area. The area containing cordoned-off tables under the overhang (behind the sound booth) is a complete waste of otherwise usable space. The upper balcony (seated area) is comfortable, but the venue and the promoters have set their prices on those tickets exorbitantly high -- out of reach for people who like to attend shows on a regular basis. This is my 3rd negative experience at this venue. I am going to avoid it for future shows, if at all possible. The Granada, The Factory, and even the newer Echo Lounge are better venues for live music in Dallas. One other thing about HOB Dallas: Why is there club music blasting through the walls during the main act? During quieter numbers, it is really distracting and detrimental to the overall live music experience. HOB: You can do better. Or, maybe you can't. The band, First Aid Kit, was top-notch. They do a really great show. I hope next time they come through town they will be at a different venue.

I expected a bit more from this band at the very end of the event. Make no mistake, this band is full of very talented musicians, no question. From the Fiddle Player to the Banjo Player, Electric Guitar Players, Josh Abbott on Acoustic Guitar, the Bass Player, Horn, Trombone and Saxophone Player and a Gentleman playing Harmonica, this band is truly extraordinary. I heard a wide variety of music from this band, but at the end of the performance the band played music that was not the history or context of this band. The closing numbers seemed desperate to get to the end. I was a bit disappointed in that. Otherwise, it was an extraordinary show

The two bests concerts of my life were Metric in Dallas, 2019 and Metric in Dallas, 2022. They bring so much energy and positivity to the stage. Emily connects with everyone in the audience; she locked eyes with my daughter in the front, pointed at her and said "All right." My daughter is still floating! They sounded amazing. Jimmy played killer, unnecessary but wonderful solos. In 2019 they put "Combat Baby" or "Dead Disco" to an audience vote and "Dead Disco" won. "Combat Baby" is my first and favorite Metric song, so when Jimmy and Emily played an acoustic arrangement of it halfway through the set, I was absolutely thrilled. She performed it with so much joy! My only regret is that I didn't bring my teenage son - NEXT TIME.

So this concert meant sooo much to me and for so many reasons. I finally got to see an true American Idol. My brother was able to take his young two boys with our family to their first concert. Unfortunately, for us it was my brother’s last concert. He passed shortly after that concert but he loved Scarypoolparty so very much and was super excited to see him perform at the HOB Dallas. I was able to record some of more popular songs and every time I play those videos it takes me back to that perfect night. Thank you for all that you do “Maryjandro” !!( as my nephew would call you )

Concert was supposed to start at 7. We had bought early admission passes through the Nav website and showed up at 6. Some people without the passes had been there for hours waiting so they could get as close as possible to the stage. So we waited and waited and waited. Finally at 7pm (the time the concert was supposed to start), the early admission people finally got in! Then the poor crowd who had been waiting for hours to in the hot Texas sun finally got to come in. Concert didn’t start until 8, which was irritating. Felt like it wasn’t the venue itself that was delayed. House of Blues is a great venue. Great concert! The crowd was really into it and clearly knew all the words to the songs. Opening act was Killy, who was very entertaining and whipped the crowd into a frenzy.

I have been a TTWS fan since 1991's Fear album was released. They came to my college campus, University of Alabama in Huntsville, during the tour for that album. I fell in love with Glen Phillips then. Since then I purchased all of their albums, including their first two, Bread and Circus and Pale. I saw Glen during his solo career when he played in Birmingham, AL. I was totally bummed though when they split up. But when they got back together and released their newest album, New Constellation, I purchased it and have seen their concerts at the Dallas House of Blues the past several years here. Last night's concert was amazing as usual. I will continue to buy any future albums and attend concerts as long as they are together and tour. The thing I love best about TTWS are the lyrics. Glen is truly a poet and is definitely underrated. Please keep making music and touring. Love you guys! ❤️

The show was more than wonderful! Dallon and Ryan are both such great artists and entertainers and their really great to look at also!!😊 There was never a minute that we weren’t singing or laughing or clapping. It was just great fun without any bad language you have to hear with some of your bands. Such a wonderful thing to hear bands like IDK and TOP and FOB that don’t have to use bad language in their songs and at their shows. Bravo to that! And bravo to Dallon and Ryan! They are going to be the next BIG band by next year!!🥰

IT WAS AMAZING!!!!!!!!! the opening acts were literally so good!!!!! they were fun & got me pumped for jack & jack!! Jack & Jack were the best ever. i’ve been to a lot of concerts & this one was my favorite. I was so close too & I kept making Gilinsky laugh. I would come see them again no doubt. when I made them they were so sweet & genuine. they have a heart of gold & a good soul. I love them so much and I will definitely be back for them. & there was so much detail on stage & etc... it was just great. it was epic. I had the time of my life. best night ever. no joke.