But I Just Like Music

If you go to only three shows this weekend, make sure it’s these. It’s the very final last weekend in the Summer (ok, that’s a lie – Summer doesn’t actually end till the 22nd, but that’s just a technicality) so if you’ve been meaning to get your Summer concert party on, now’s your chance. And [...]

If there’s one thing Texas is known for, it’s the heat. Long Summers of 100+ degree heat often leave Texans in constant search of relief. Cranked AC, cold beers, and of course – a little time spent near outdoor H2O. Which is why 35 Denton’s latest effort, Hot Wet Mess makes so much sense. To [...]

35 Denton, now in its fourth year (and I’m told, after several name changes, 35 Denton is the name that’s gonna stick), was epic. It may be the largest music festival that I’ve ever been fortunate enough to attend, and possibly even the most massive event of its kind that Denton’s hosted to date. I [...]

Looking for something to do tonight? Don’t miss this stellar free show from our friends at 35 Denton. Thanks to some unfortunate work visa issues, The Jesus and Mary Chain were unable to make their scheduled performance at last weekend’s 35 Denton festival. But your favorite shoegazers have made good and scheduled a free show [...]

If you love music nearly as much as I do, chances are you’re stoked about 35 Denton (need a map or full schedule?). It kicks off tomorrow and runs through Sunday, with over 100 acts encompassing genres from psychedelic indie rock to hip-hop to metal. In preparation for this epic event, I’ve been listening to [...]

Not that we weren’t already pleasently surprised by other announcements for the 2012 edition of 35 Denton – but this kind of blows the little (can we still call it that?) local festival out of the water. In the style we’ve come to expect, festival organizers announced 100 new bands to the lineup with an [...]

Today 35 Denton announced the addition of long time indie rockers Built to Spill to their official lineup. This is quite the coup for the quickly growing festival and combined with the already confirmed Mountain Goats and John Vanderslice, officially moves the festival beyond the regional stage. The announcement was so big, in fact, that [...]