Following the triumphant release of his latest album PRISM, musical revolutionary John Butler is returning to the US and Canada with his band for a spring tour of epic proportions. Forming a ferocious new band including original JBT drummer Michael Barker, Ian Peres on bass/keys and Michael Boase on percussion, these shows promise to be packed with the classics, groove-laden jams and Butler’s signature instrumental flourishes – a full two hours plus of sheer John Butler band power. Butler and his band will do what they do best, taking the audience through alt-rock explosions, heartfelt ballads and anthemic pop choruses, building on John’s legacy as one of the most revered live acts of his generation.
A master of his instruments and openhearted lyrical reflections, Butler has amassed a deeply devoted fan base, who cross the world to see him play. An activist and environmental warrior it is Butler’s grasp of melody and soul that have commanded attention for more than 20 years, superseding even the big hits such as ‘Zebra’ and ‘Better Than’, resulting in a swag of platinum records. His instrumental opus ‘Ocean’, a fan favourite, has gone viral countless times across the past decade due to the sheer talent and execution that John is known for.
Catch him Live in Dallas at Granada Theater May 6th!
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Bandolero plays ALL Widespread Panic Saturday May 9th outside at Lee Harveys! Music at 9pm. 2 sets. $10 cover
$5
Music 2-5pm
Multiple Vendors
Tickets – bit.ly/GTDHDallas
$15 cover at the door.
2-5pm
$10
Bass – Edwin Hurwitz (Shakedown Street)
Keys & Vocals – Jason Friedman (Night Heron Drive)
Drums – Shaun Gilmour (Johnny & The Mongrels)
Vocals – Miranda Rosalie (Breadbox)
$10 cover at the door.
GTDH 730pm (2 sets)
Denver, CO based act Lucas Parker & Jessica Paige explores a musical spectrum that ranges from sensitive Americana singer/songwriter to sensational electrified jam-infused jazz/fusion. With a sound evoking flavors reminiscent of Tedeschi Trucks Band, Dave Matthews Band and Brandi Carlile, the show highlights vocalist and songwriter Jessica Paige (Voted Kansas City’s Best Vocalist 2022 by Pitch Magazine / American Idol Semifinalist) and the virtuosic guitar work and compositions of Lucas Parker, whose credentials include performing alongside Warren Haynes, Joe Bonnamassa as well as appearing on NPR Tiny Desk Concert with Tech N9ne.
Doors 1
Music 2-5
$10
All Ages
Dog Friendly
Free Show
Music 2-5
$10
All Ages
ALL AGES WELCOME
START TIME 3 PM
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Phil Dudden
John Ellington
Stef Kull
Mason Hall
Michael Ray Cano
The Grux celebrates the music of Dave Matthews Band in Grapevine, Tx Thur 6/25 at Tolberts
Music at 8pm. Free show!
Sons of Hermann Hall on June 26!
We’re dropping a VERY limited 2-for-1 ticket promo but once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Music 1-4pm
$10 Presale
$15 DOS
Dog Friendly
$20 Presale
$30 DOS
Doors 7pm
Opener – Tarzano – 8PM
Dead Floyd – 9:15 – Close
Shakedown Sunday & Widespread Panic Pre Party
Doors – Noon
Show 1 – 4pm
$20 Presale
$30 DOS
High energy Funk/Rock trio from Edinburgh, Scotland back in Dallas at Granada Theater July 16th!
What an amazing show they put on. Grab your tickets today!
Show 2-5
$5
All Ages
Playing Saturday August 8th at Sundown at Granada.
Show 9:30-11:30p
Little Stranger in Dallas Aug 15th at Granada Theater!
Doors 7pm | Show 8pm
Hailing from Philadelphia and now based in the vibrant city of Charleston, SC, alt indie hip-hop duo Little Stranger (Kevin and John Shields, no relation but best friends) have spent years honing their signature sound and perfecting their version of the “organized chaos” that a Little Stranger live show entails. In an era where genre is increasingly irrelevant, Little Stranger delivers a fresh take on melodic hip-hop garnering comparisons to newer artists like Remi Wolf, Still Woozy, and Marc Rebillet but also the golden age of hip hop running into pop epitomized by early 2000s Timberland, Gorillaz and NERD. Between John’s melodic singer-songwriter magnetism, Kevin’s in-your-face delivery, and an overall undeniable groove the duo has become known for their unique sound, – garnering millions of streams, playing countless sold-out shows and major festivals like Lollapalooza, Governor’s Ball, Hangout Fest, BottleRock, Levitate Music & Arts Festival, and more.
Their new album Sat Around Trippin (out June 28 on Ineffable Records) was written and recorded from the duo’s home studio in Charleston for the most part, but started at a remote cabin in Bat Cave, NC with the boys’ shared goal of disappearing a bit and recalibrating their creative minds after months on the road. Several of the tracks on the album were spawned there in those small magical windows of time when late nights became early mornings and creativity didn’t have to vie for their attention. Lead single “Kama Sumatra” was written in response to the political drama surrounding transgender rights and features a tropical melody complete with the marimba. The single sends a message of acceptance and reminder that yourself is the best thing you can be.
2-6pm
$10 presale
$15 DOS
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— Denver Westword, 2022
Snarky Puppy Live at Granada Theater in Dallas, Tx Oct 17th!
Snarky Puppy, the five times Grammy® winning collective, “has always been a band that prioritizes the sound of the music,” says bandleader and bassist Michael League. Displaying a wide array of influences including funk, rhythm & blues, hard rock, classic soul, modern gospel, new tech, fusion and jazz, Snarky Puppy isn’t exactly a jazz band, it’s not a fusion band and it’s definitely not a jam band. It’s probably best to take Nate Chinen of the New York Times’ advice, as stated in an online discussion about the group, to “take them for what they are, rather than judge them for what they’re not.”
“Our soundscape has expanded dramatically over the years” says League. “When the band started, we were jazzier, brainy and music oriented. Moving into the Dallas scene we became groovier, more emotional, deeper in a sense. We focused more on communicating a clear message, understandable to a listener without dumbing things down”.
In January 2025 the band collaborated once more with the Metropole Orkest– the Netherlands-based hybrid ensemble renowned for fusing jazz, classical, and popular music on a symphonic scale. Captured live over three nights (January 17–19, 2025) in Utrecht, the project reunites the two groups a decade after their first joint effort, Sylva — an orchestral suite released in 2015 that earned the GRAMMY for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album the following year. The result of this collaboration – Somni – was released in November 2025 via GroundUP Music.
SHADOWGRASS in Dallas Nov 6th at Granada Theater!
Doors 630pm | Show 8pm
When their instrumental prowess earned them a vast following on social media, childhood friends turned all-star act Shadowgrass found sudden success. But as a young band, the expectations that went along with a large audience proved daunting. “We felt a lot of pressure to make something uniquely us, because we had such a big following, and we felt that they deserved more than what we had given them as of yet.” explains the band. The group dug deep into their own musicality, and tried to block out the noise for their sophomore release All That Will (release date: Oct 4, 2024). “It turned out that dropping those self-imposed expectations and just writing/making music for our own enjoyment was the key to finding our collective voice and making a record we are all proud of.”
