Granada Theater

Page 9 was a great/talented local DiY with a lot of heart, saw action/adventure 2 weeks ago in deep ellum and they bring it every damn time, like roses was siiiick (cant wait for the new album this fall) and it was my first time seeing driveways. Woweee. Vocalist said he was a little sick and had been resting but his voice sounded incredible! The band has only been around 10 years (nothing to scoff at) but their fans are life long and loyal like they've been a band for forever. It was a good show with good vibes all around. And at such an iconic venue to boot 🤘

Cannot even lie this one had the best vibe of any concert I have been to. All the songs were good and it felt like it had a nice heart to it too. I also wanted to tell my friend that one of us would say something incorrect about the band and some dude in his late 20's or early 30's would be like "yeah man I've been following them since the start and like something something 3rd wave emo" That happened in the first 5 minutes of being there. Peak show though!

The venue is very small and up close and personal. Small crowd where you really felt like the bands could see your face from the stage anywhere you stood. The sound system was great and well managed. Even the opening bands had a decent mix. The only real con for me was the partitions and steps down. It really limited the space for the pit, but they moshed on anyways. Everyone performed really well and the show was great all the way around. I would definitely see more shows here.

Great venue as always, opening act could’ve mixed up the more interesting songs, it felt like the front half of the set was just bang-bang-bang-scream. Be’lakor put on a great show, nice mix of albums, would’ve been cool if they’d taken 5 minutes and told us what they’d been up to, etc. 5 years since the last album, first US tour, etc. Really glad I got to see them. You know it’s a good time when even the keyboardist is air-drumming and singing along (no mic).

Great sound system great performance no missed beats or notes or anything they were professional as could be Good light show. I wish the crowd was a little more into it and danced more, but I guess it our age I don’t expect it. They just don’t dance like they used to. I was expecting a rave type environment, but a lot of people just stood there with their phones in the air or in the balcony, just sat in the chairs no fault of the musician

I had the absolute privilege of seeing these guys live, and I can honestly say I left that show feeling changed. Their energy was so raw, passionate, and completely genuine—it wasn’t just a performance; it was a connection. From the moment they stepped on stage, they had the crowd hooked. They weren’t trying to be anything but themselves—funny, down-to-earth, passionate, and full of heart. It felt like we were all in on something special together. They didn’t just play music—they shared it, and you could feel it in every note, every lyric, every interaction. The way they engaged with the crowd made the room feel small in the best way—like a giant jam session with friends. And the music? It touched my soul. There were moments I caught myself completely still, just feeling. And others where I was dancing like I forgot what it meant to be self-conscious. If you ever get the chance to see them live, do it. Their presence, authenticity, and talent are something you don’t come across often. A truly unforgettable experience.

This was a show that included THE PINEAPPLE THEIF. The show was a very nice live performance of many new tunes and old favorites. The band with Gavin Harrison has been touring North America after Europe. I have seen them in Europe numerous times. The mixing was very much centered on the drums. At times they were louder than the guitars or keyboards; this was not very conducive to the theme and ambiance of the song. They played for two hours and had numerous songs for an encore. Bruce connected with the audience as did Gavin. The band is tight.

OMG!!! 30 years of waiting to finally see them in the flesh... Countless times something happened to cancel my chance - but not this night!!!! 😃 The Granada Theater was clean, welcoming, and well prepared for the concert. Stabbing Westward was everything I dreamed them to be and more. I even got to chat with Chris for a few minutes after the show 💜. I took my 16 year old daughter and she had a blast, too. I'm going to make sure I see them again, for sure! I'm still in awe the day after.

Dead by April are the most down to earth band i’ve had the pleasure of meeting, they are real people, not some fake rock stars, and truly care about their fans and what they think. said hi to them as we were leaving the same restaurant they were eating in before the show. then when we got to the meet and greet, they were very open and glad to see everyone, taking the time to talk one on one with all of us, and signing anything we wanted signed (one little boy brought his nerf g**s to be signed, and his mom painted a painting for them to keep) very humble and appreciative of their fans. then the concert itself, the band was so happy to play for us and was feeding off the crowd’s energy, the set was tight, and very well played, the only glitch was Pontus’ wireless mic was having connection issues and wasn’t picking up all of his vocals. other than that, and the fact that the original opening band bailed, and the replacement band did not fit the bill at all, it was one of the best shows i’ve seen, and i’ve been to over 100 (i’m almost 60 lol) if they ever come back to the US, i’ll drive to the closest place they play no matter where it is (this show was 250 mile from home) Thank you Dead by April, you guys rock!

It was great to jump up, acknowledge who he is, and meet the singer outside of the venue as he was walking by- and w/o using any type of concern about the fact that "he's the singer of Decapitated" in order to be a d**k, he just stopped and shook my hand. as a grateful man, performing for a grateful audience member like me, I'm having a hard time deciding which either moment in my life compares to what I experienced. with that show, sound, energy, and ability to shake hands as a fan, I guess I am gonna come back again, and again. \m/

I've been to many concerts over the last 25 years and have seen numerous extremely talented artist including Jason Mraz, Susan Tedeshi, Tina Turner, Lenny Kravitz and others. I can say with complete conviction that the energy, enthusiasm, audiencing engagement and pure joy with which Grace Potter perform last night at the Granada theater is unraveled by any show I have experienced in my lifetime. This woman truly is gifted and a treasure to behold live. May God bless you. Grace and keep doing what you do so well. I hope to see you again someday.

It was a completely awesome experience my daughter got the “MEGA VIP” Meet and greet package and Zakk Wylde was so cool to her made us feel like family she got the guitar he played on stage that night and he even brought her up on stage at the end to close the show. Totally awesome class act. Completely made my daughter’s Christmas gift unforgettable. Thank you Zakk, Jo, & Goose!

Small venue made it that much cooler. He walked through the crowd, fist bumped my boyfriend and played up top in the VIP area for a bit then came down again where the crowd was on the main floor. The sound was insane at the granada, I thought the speakers would've exploded! It was epic! We enjoyed Native Howl as well they were an amazing sound and with a banjo their bluegrass/thrash metal rock music was so cool!

The band was great! It was our 2nd time to visit the Granada Theater and the last time we had to stand for 3 hours. We almost had to crawl to the car it hurt so bad. This time we managed to get seats in the balcony and oh what a difference. The show was a blast and we had a great time. Can't wait to go back again for another show!

Machine Head was the bomb. Hope to see them again next time they roll through Dallas. So amazing to see them play an incredibly long set with such energy and ferocity! Other bands should take a look at these guys and learn how to do a show! Truly impressive masters of metal!! The Granada is and always has been a favorite intimate venue of mine. I wish other music venues would take the concept of a "higher than normal raised stage" and "sectioned rows with rails and counters more seriously. At least this way you're not getting squished and trampled and always have a great view of the stage. Very enjoyable experience.

This was beyond great. I discovered victor in the early 2000s and as a young bass player, he has always been a huge influence to me. I was so glad almost 20 years later I finally got to see him in person! Not only that but it made my year that him, Steve Bailey, and Derico Watson hung out to meet and greet their fans and sign autographs. Amazing talent, some great laughs listening to Victor and Steve's banter on stage. Great crowd interaction. I really hope to see them again in the future.

Enjoyed the evening !! Dalton Domino opened the show. He was witty, and displayed his talent through a set of very personal music. Lee Roy Parnell put on a great show. He was engaged with the audience and played a number of his hits, as well as some songs off of his latest album. Lee Roy is a “musician’s musician”, and played with all his might. The Granada Theater is a very good venue. Seating was as good and the acoustics were great for Domino’s acoustic set as well as Lee Roy’s full band. We were a party of five and none of us were disappointed.

Not sure what the motivation was. Could have been, thrilled to watch his kids perform a great show as the opening act. Could have been, being able to perform for his wife. Could have been, retaking ownership of his music again. It made for a memorable night for us fans to see a genuinely good human be able to practice his craft with his family and band mates, and to do it with humility, grace and humor made the evening pass to fast.

For his second Dallas performance in a year, Ruston Kelly was a master of his reflective and haunting lyrics and skill command of three instruments. In contrast to the often heavy subject matter of his songs, his stage presence radiates the joy that comes with finding the redemption he speaks about in his songs. It’s always truly a joy to hear his soulful voice with his talented band - with his father’s masterful steel guitar playing. Ruston is soaring with a flock that highlight the best in songwriting, emotion, and honesty in music.

Beautiful as always. But the Dallas crowd SUCKED. Clearly KXT had given away a bunch of tix and it seemed like a third of the audience left within 20 minutes. Cat Power is a sonically dynamic band. So one song can start out quietly and get loud and harsh by the end. So listening carefully and attentively is rewarding. The Dallas crowd just jabbered through everything. At one point some glowing balloons were being tossed about. This always tells me the crowd is more into themselves than the band. Bravo to Chan daring them to pop the idiotic balloons. Anyhow she was transcendent and poetic. A muse if there ever was one. I am sure she would have preferred a half full house of fans than a full house of know nothings. I loved her performance and her voice has held up extremely well. Go see her when you can and shut up and listen. You might learn something.