Must-See Live Shows in September

We’ve parsed through the lineups and cut through the noise to bring you a monthly roundup of the best live shows in Fort Worth SEPTEMBER 6 Charlie Shafter’s music combines personal heartbreak with keen observational storytelling, establishing him as a significant presence in the Americana and…

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Must See Shows in August

We’ve banded together (no pun intended) to bring you a monthly roundup of the best live shows in Fort Worth. AUGUST 2-4 Casa Manana Presents Pippin Experience the enchanting journey of Pippin at Casa Mañana. Follow the young prince Pippin as he embarks on a quest for true happiness and fulfillment…

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Sundance Square: Live Music in Fort Worth

Nestled in the heart of downtown, Sundance Square features a lively and diverse music scene. Free Live Plaza Music Each Weekend As the sun sets, the weekend streets of Sundance Square come alive with melodies. Every Thursday through Sunday evening, Sundance Square Plaza transforms into a stage…

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Hear Fort Worth AMERICANAFEST Highlight

Last month, Hear Fort Worth, the official music office of Visit Fort Worth, hosted an event of local music at AMERICANAFEST Music Festival in Nashville, one of the nation’s premier music festivals. This was an incredible event with over 350 people attending to hear to the sounds of the Modern…

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Must-See Live Shows in October

We’ve parsed through the lineups and cut through the noise to bring you a monthly roundup of the best live shows in Fort Worth. OCTOBER 14 Friday on the Green For the first time in three long years, Friday on the Green is back! The good folks with Near Southside Inc. and their partners have two…

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TSAE Music Recap

Visit Fort Worth recently hosted the Texas Society of Association Executives in Fort Worth for their 2023 New Ideas Conference. It was a great convention that brought association executives from all over the state to Fort Worth to network, learn and discover the new and unique offerings of the…

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Celebrating Blackness in American Music

As a teenager, Brandi Waller-Pace felt left out from depictions of American music. The fiddle, banjo, and other quintessential American instruments were often associated with white musicians. It was only through her studies at Howard University and scholarly research afterward that Waller-Pace…

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Kirk Franklin: Keeping the Faith

When Pastor Kyev Tatum called for the renaming of New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church’s chapel, he did it in part to remind the broader Fort Worth community of its historic ties to a renowned gospel songwriter. Tatum noted that Elvis Presley is forever tied to Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee…

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