Events in Dallas today

156/Silence is coming to Puzzles Deep Ellum in Dallas, Texas with Aviana, HEAVENSGATE, and fromjoy. This all ages event has the following policies in place. All bags are subject to search at entry, and backpacks or large bags are not permitted. A valid ID is required for alcohol. Guests under 21 will not be permitted re-entry.

Ease into a weekly yoga practice at The Sound at Cypress Waters with guidance from experienced instructor Chris Mayhan. This no-cost class offers a warm, welcoming environment to move, stretch, and unwind while connecting with the local community. Expect thoughtful movement paired with purposeful breathing for an uplifting flow that leaves you feeling refreshed. Suitable for every experience level. Please bring a yoga mat and water.

Build strength and sharpen focus in a vigorous power yoga class at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio. Guided by steady breathing, the session moves continuously through creative sequences and flowing postures to develop stamina and flexibility. Participants can test their limits physically and mentally, work up a sweat, and finish feeling grounded yet energized. Options and modifications are provided, keeping the practice accessible while still offering a meaningful challenge for those who want to move with intention and reconnect with their inner fire. Expect an energizing flow that supports a clear mind and a strong connection between mind and body.

Southside Run Crew heads to Big Cedar Wilderness for a friendly group outing. Meet at the Patriots Pavilion, then cover approximately 4 to 5 miles, choosing to run or hike. Participants of any pace are welcome. Afterward, stay for snacks, beverages, and conversation.

A live concert by Rise Against will take place at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas, TX.

Turbo Kick is back in DFW with an in-person class at Kidd Springs Recreation Center. Look for fast-paced rounds, a nostalgic feel with classic combinations, and a driving soundtrack that keeps the movement flowing. The atmosphere brings together an upbeat community of enthusiasts who know and love this format. It is welcoming to longtime fans as well as those returning after a break. Capacity is limited, so early arrival is recommended.

A weekly jazz jam welcomes musicians of all ages and skill levels to participate. Attendees can enjoy complimentary food and may bring their favorite beverage. Admission is $20.

Civil Pour in Dallas hosts a weekly night of team trivia presented by Challenge Entertainment. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded each week to the top teams. Expect brain teasing challenges, a lively atmosphere, and the chance to enjoy food while you play. Trivia now runs at both locations, and in Dallas it pays to be a know it all.

AEG Presents brings the LOVERCORE / GETTING UP TO NO GOOD Tour to The Bomb Factory, featuring Artemas with special guest Henry Morris. This event welcomes all ages, and attendees who are 16 or younger must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general and standing room only, with no seating provided. Set times may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app. A bag policy is in place and venue policies apply. Orders that exceed the ticket limit may be canceled without notice. No refunds or exchanges are available, and there are no specific COVID protocols listed for this show.

Rise Against takes the stage at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas, Texas.

Dallas Animal Services offers a drive-thru pet food pantry for owners in need. Bringing pets or proof of residency is not required. Quantities are limited and distributed in the order people arrive, so early arrival is encouraged. Walk-ups can be accommodated. For questions, email daspetsupport@dallas.gov.

Built To Spill performs an all ages show at The Echo Lounge & Music Hall. Opening acts will be announced, and the lineup may change without notice. Ticket prices may rise on the day of the show. The box office is open on show days only, and hours vary by event.

Spune hosts Cardinals with Misfire SD at Club Dada. This all-ages event has tickets available now.

Put your knowledge to the test with live trivia at Eno's Pizza Tavern - Cypress Waters. Participation is free, and teams of up to six players compete for prizes awarded to the top three finishers. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. Each team uses a single smart device to submit answers, whether a phone, tablet, or laptop, so arrive with it fully charged. Bringing a backup charger can help you stay powered through every question.

Shelley Carrol is a saxophonist and educator known for the Texas tenor sound. His credits include the Duke Ellington Orchestra and Kool and the Gang, and he has traveled the world. He is a favorite in Dallas and at Revelers.

DFW Hispanic 100 marks three decades of recognition with the 30th Anniversary Latina Living Legend and ELLA Awards at Arts District Mansion. The event celebrates the legacy, leadership, and community impact of Latina leaders across North Texas, while helping cultivate the next generation through the H100 Latina Giving Circle. Sponsorship opportunities will be announced soon, inviting companies, community leaders, and supporters who believe in investing in Latina leadership and the power of collective impact. Additional details will be shared.

Swingin' At The Sons offers a night of swing dancing with a lesson to get started. The bar and kitchen are open, and dancing continues late into the night. Admission is $10 on DJ nights and $18 on band nights.

Babymetal, Halestorm, and Violent Vira share the stage for a concert at Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas. The lineup brings all three acts together for one show at this venue.

Aldeez hosts a night dedicated to roots, reggae, and dancehall, keeping the island vibe going from start to finish. There is no cover, and a happy hour is offered.

This free Senior Expo at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden brings together local organizations focused on supporting seniors and their families. Attendees can explore resources, connect with community partners, and take part in prize drawings. Refreshments and health screenings are included. Pre-registration is available.

This in-person session at NorthPark Presbyterian Church introduces Dementia Friends, a global initiative that builds understanding and reduces stigma through education and support. Participants learn five core messages, explore ten signs and symptoms of dementia, and gain practical communication tips for more effective conversations. The program is free, lasts one hour, and is open to the public. It encourages putting new knowledge into action in everyday life.

In Dallas, Texas, the Dallas Job Fair brings together employers that are currently hiring across healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and other fields. Candidates at any experience level can meet with recruiters, share resumes, and participate in immediate interviews. The event takes place at the Doubletree Hotel Dallas Market Center.

Spune presents The Expendables’ Get My Fix Tour at the Backyard at AM/FM, featuring Matt and Zack. For nearly 25 years, this Santa Cruz group has evolved from high school party gigs into a band known for a laid-back fusion of ska, surf rock, punk, reggae, and metal. Their recent track Surfman Cometh brings a twangy spaghetti western vibe shaped in their upgraded Band Room rehearsal space. Their catalog spans the studio release Sand in the Sky, the acoustic collections Gone Soft and Gone Raw, and the Moment EP, which reached number one on the Billboard Reggae chart and includes collaborations with HIRIE, Tech N9ne, Eric Rachmany, and Micah Peuschel. Tickets are on sale, and the event is open to all ages.

Resound Presents brings Geordie Greep to Granada Theater for an all ages event. Doors open before the performance, with the show to follow.

Bishop Ave Hot 6 features bandleader Joseph Reyes with a six piece ensemble performing pre-war jazz, blues, and related styles. The performance focuses on the early roots of the music heard today, offering a nostalgic look at the sounds that shaped modern genres.

Presented by Anchors Aweigh, SWMRS leads a live show with guest artists. The Bay Area punk band centers on the songwriting of brothers Max and Cole Becker, who have guided the group through multiple phases. Their music leans into the unpredictable rhythms of life, choosing to ride the waves and keep it fun. All ages are welcome. Admission is $18.

Gable Price and Friends bring the Too Good Tour to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall for an all ages concert. Stephen Stanley is slated to open, though supporting acts may change without notice. Several presale options are offered, including VIP packages, artist and Citi Cardmember presales, plus Live Nation and Spotify presales, with a public onsale as well. Ticket prices may be higher on the day of the show. The box office operates only on show days and begins service two hours before doors, with hours varying by event.

Hosted at Sons of Hermann Hall in Dallas, this free, community-centered jam brings musicians and music fans together for collaborative playing in a storied local venue. The kitchen and bar are open, with food and drinks available while the music flows. Musicians can bring their instruments to take part, and listeners are equally welcome to enjoy a relaxed, campfire-style vibe.

Music bingo returns to Eno's Pizza Tavern - Cypress Waters with a lively blend of music, food, drinks, and prizes. Brief clips of songs are played, participants match each tune to their cards, mark the squares, complete the pattern, then call bingo to win. Participation is free, prizes are given out in each round, and the playlist covers many eras. Pizza and bar service are available, making this a good choice for date nights, groups of friends, coworkers, and anyone confident in their music knowledge.

AEG Presents brings Starbomb to The Bomb Factory with special guest Epic Rap Battles of History. The space-themed synthpop and hip hop supergroup features Arin “Egoraptor” Hanson of Game Grumps alongside Dan “Danny Sexbang” Avidan and Brian “Ninja Brian” Wecht of Ninja Sex Party. Their set blends comedic, video game inspired rap with catchy hooks and polished production. This is an all ages event, and attendees who are 16 or younger must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The show is general admission and standing room only with no seating. Event details and schedules may change. A bag policy will be in effect. Mobile tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so have the app ready before arrival. Orders that exceed the published ticket limit may be canceled without notice. There are no refunds or exchanges. There are no COVID protocols in place for this event. Venue policies and FAQs apply.

NYC-based stand-up Peter Liu takes the headlining spot at Dallas Comedy Club, bringing a globe-trotting viewpoint shaped by time in China, Australia, New Zealand, New Jersey, and New England. His act blends quick observations with rowdy family tales and a touch of unpredictability, moving from playful riffs on cultural habits to relationship detours and stories about his delightfully odd relatives. He has appeared at The Wilbur, The Gramercy, Don’t Tell Comedy, The Comedy Store, and Laugh Factory, and has been featured at SF Sketchfest, the New York Comedy Festival, and events in Boston, Boulder, and Rogue Island. He has also opened for Ronny Chieng, Joe Wong, and Jason Leong. Expect comedy that is brainy, personal, and a little off-kilter.

With the first night sold out, Holy Priest adds a second night at Silo in Dallas. This added performance offers another opportunity to experience the artist live. Tickets will be available for purchase.

At Elm Fork Shooting Sports, this clay shoot raises funds for Phased IN. Participants include businesses, community leaders, families, and friends who come together for a full day of friendly competition and camaraderie with a shared mission. Proceeds support programs that help men and women overcome addiction and rebuild their lives through faith, accountability, and long-term recovery. Returning teams and first-time participants are welcome, and registration and sponsorship opportunities are available. More information, including prize updates, will be announced closer to the event.

At historic Fair Park in Dallas, the State Fair of Texas brings together 24 days of Texas-sized fun. Enjoy food, rides, live music, animals, shopping, and exhibits, plus Big Tex. The entertainment lineup includes over 90 musical acts. Visitors can sample signature fair foods, watch livestock shows, take part in family-friendly activities, and explore cultural exhibits. Midway thrills and local traditions round out the experience.

Led by Museum staff, this seventh floor gallery talk explores On Assignment: Dallas Times Herald 1963. The theme centers on reporting from Dallas Love Field Airport within the exhibition’s location based approach. The exhibition puts audiences inside the Dallas Times Herald newsroom during a pivotal weekend in American history, tracing the rapid shift from routine presidential coverage to a national crisis. Original photographs, handwritten field notes, press credentials, and Pulitzer Prize winning images show how local journalists documented the assassination of President John F. Kennedy as events unfolded, weighing urgency with accuracy and responsibility.

Spend an evening dancing salsa at Klyde Warren Park with a free class followed by an open social. Beginners and experienced dancers are equally welcome, and no partner or prior experience is required. The lesson is taught by Sergey and Michelle, then social dancing continues with music by DJ Ruso. Dancing takes place on the main stage at the Muse Family Performance Pavilion. The surface is smooth concrete, about 40 by 50 feet, so shoes with smooth soles are recommended. Arrive early to grab a bite from the park’s restaurants or food trucks. Kids, dogs, friends, and family are welcome. Restrooms for park visitors are located on the backside of Mi Cocina. For parking information, check the Klyde Warren Park website.

BikeDFW sets up at the start of Dallas Critical Mass to share bike lights through its Light It Up project. Riders who need a set can visit the tent and pick one up. Those who already have lights are encouraged to take an extra set and pass it along to someone they see riding without lights. Anyone interested in helping the project continue can explore sponsorship opportunities to keep lights circulating in the community.

Candlelight transforms the Frontiers of Flight Museum with a live, multi sensory tribute to classic rock performed by a Listeso Dallas string quartet. In the gentle glow of candles, well known anthems are reimagined for strings, with a program that may include White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane, Paint It Black by The Rolling Stones, Life on Mars? by David Bowie, Carry On Wayward Son by Kansas, Sweet Home Alabama and Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd, Livin on a Prayer by Bon Jovi, Sweet Child o’ Mine by Guns N’ Roses, Call Me by Blondie, Sunshine of Your Love by Cream, Dream On by Aerosmith, selections from The Who such as See Me, Feel Me and Pinball Wizard, and More Than a Feeling by Boston. The venue is ADA compliant. Admission is for ages 8 and older, with attendees under 16 accompanied by an adult. Seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival, and there is no entry once the performance has started. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

ADÉLA brings The Red Bottoms Tour to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall for an all ages concert with scheduled support from Prosperity Room. Supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. The box office is open on show days only, and hours can vary by event. Ticket access includes artist and Citi cardmember presales, a Live Nation presale, Citi cardmember preferred options, VIP package presale and onsale, followed by a public onsale.

Karaoke takes center stage at Punch Bowl Social in Dallas with a catalog of more than 50,000 songs. Step up for a solo, pair off for a duet, or bring the whole crew for a group performance. If singing is not on the agenda, add to the energy by dancing, cheering, and backing up the singers as the hype squad. It is a lively, crowd-driven atmosphere built for main-character moments on and off the mic.

Serving Hope, an outreach of The Source of Hope, offers a community feeding volunteer event at Cornerstone Kitchen. Volunteers help cook, serve meals, and handle cleanup, and haircuts are offered as part of the outreach. Wear comfortable closed-toe footwear, and expect protective gloves, hairnets, and aprons to be provided. A confirmation email will include onboarding information. Each month, this effort prepares and shares thousands of meals with neighbors and families in need, made possible through the support of volunteers, sponsors, and donors.

Whether your goal is a half or full marathon, you are getting back to running after years away, or you want to run well, avoid injury, and have fun, this training focuses on those goals. Participants train with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, home to the Dallas Galloway training program.

Set on the paths of Anderson Bonner Park, this community run offers something for everyone with a half marathon, 10k, 5k, a one mile option, and a kids dash. Race packet pickup takes place before the start. Young runners gather at the main start line for the kids dash and are guided to their starting area, then the national anthem leads into the official start. Real-time results and award details are available at the registration tent once participants cross the finish line. Every entry includes thoughtful perks such as a specially designed shirt, a custom medal, chip timing for timed races with real-time results and awards, complimentary photos, and finish line snacks. Half marathon, 10k, and 5k registrations include a custom bib, the event shirt, and a finisher medal. The one mile is untimed and includes a bib, shirt, and medal. The kids dash welcomes ages 10 and under with a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a medal, and children who prefer to skip the swag may run the dash at no cost. This family friendly gathering welcomes all paces and fitness levels and encourages participants to run their race their way. Youth-based pricing is available for ages 12 and under in the 5k and 10k at $17.

The Hi Line Farmers Market brings a lively, open-air marketplace to the Design District of Dallas, welcoming visitors of all ages. Local vendors showcase fresh produce from nearby farms, meats from pasture-raised sources, small-batch baked treats, handmade goods, and more. It offers an easy way to support small businesses, discover distinctive products, connect with the community, and pick up a bite to eat while browsing. Perfect for a grocery run or a relaxed outing, this market provides plenty to explore and enjoy.

For lovers of the strange, unusual and bizarre, this two day expo at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas gathers hand selected vendors, dealers, artists and small businesses focused on all things weird. Explore taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, horror and Halloween inspired pieces, antiques, handcrafted oddities, quack medical devices, creepy clothing, odd jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral collectibles and more. All items offered are legal to own and sustainably sourced. Beyond the marketplace, sideshow performers take the stage throughout the day, and classes offer a chance to learn the craft of taxidermy during the expo. The event provides a welcoming space to discover new artists, meet like minded people and connect with a passionate community. It is a completely DIY run show and is the first and original traveling event in the country devoted exclusively to oddities vendors and dark artists. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Children 12 and under are free and do not need a ticket.

Begin the weekend with a calming reset at The Sound at Cypress Waters through an all-levels yoga flow led by instructor Chris Mayhan. Expect mindful movement, focused breathing, and an uplifting sequence designed to help you recharge and reconnect with yourself and the surrounding community. The class is free and welcomes every experience level. Bring a mat and water, and consider inviting a friend.

This monthly event combines a rock swap with a parking lot sale, providing a simple opportunity to trade rocks and browse sale items in one place.

Spend time with cats in foster care who are ready for adoption at the Snuggle Spot inside the adoption container at Community Beer Company. Guests can play with cats and kittens, take part in hands on activities, and try matchmaking software that helps pair households with a compatible feline. It offers a way to support the program and connect with a friendly community of cat lovers.

Celebrate a decade of impact with a tennis-filled afternoon centered on connection and community. The gathering features an ACEing Autism clinic, round robin play, hospitality, a tribute to the people who built the program, and time to connect with athletes, families, volunteers, and supporters who have shaped the Dallas Fort Worth community over the past ten years. The milestone also recognizes Adrienne’s dedication along with the leadership of program directors, volunteers, coaches, families, and community partners who have created opportunities for belonging and growth for hundreds of athletes and their families. Proceeds from this fundraiser will help expand affordable programming, provide scholarships, strengthen volunteer engagement, and foster meaningful social connections for the next generation of ACEing Autism athletes across Texas. Sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations, families, and community partners who want to support this work. RSVPs are being collected on Facebook for a preliminary headcount, and additional event details and registration or ticket information will be shared at a later time.

Prepare for race day with a supportive pre-race clinic for the Fort Worth Tri II. Participants can pick up race packets, get key event details, ask questions directly to coaches, and connect with fellow athletes. The session covers parking, an overview of the course, the race day schedule and other logistics, a recommended morning routine from waking up to the race start, strategies for pacing and nutrition, and a review of USA Triathlon rules. It is especially helpful for athletes new to multisport and for anyone seeking course insights and guidance from professional coaches. This clinic is free for those registered for the Fort Worth Tri II. RSVPs are welcomed but not required. For questions, email headcoach@playtri.com.

A spirited evening of mahjong, connection, and purpose celebrates the Year of the Horse while benefiting the Carson Leslie Foundation. This Women’s Night Out blends friends, fun, and philanthropy to help fund critical pediatric brain cancer research and to support families affected by medulloblastoma. The experience includes mahjong for all levels with introductory guidance for beginners, a custom hat bar presented by West Hill Hat Collection, a specialty cocktail created just for the occasion, light refreshments, and a raffle. Guests can also learn about the foundation’s impact. Whether confident with the tiles or brand new to the game, participants can look forward to a meaningful night where every hand played supports a powerful cause.

Presented by Spune, Mustard Service tops a lineup at the Backyard at AM/FM alongside Pity Party (Girls Club), Manwolves, and Chicano Mosh. This is an all-ages show, and tickets are on sale.

Put your sleuthing skills to the test over dinner at The Dinner Detective’s true crime murder mystery. The story unfolds in the present, in real time, with performers blending into the audience, so the culprit could be anyone in the room and you might even be singled out as a suspect. Designed for adults, this social and highly interactive evening blends intrigue, humor, and unscripted moments. Presented by a company that has entertained audiences across the country since 2004, it delivers a fresh, modern take on the murder mystery experience.

BikeDFW hosts a relaxed, no drop community ride through Downtown Dallas under the full moon, centered on connecting with fellow cyclists, your bike, and the city after dark. The ride returns with the blessing of Liz, who led it for years and helped make it a favorite for many riders. Expect an easygoing, family friendly pace over roughly 8 to 10 miles, with everyone staying together. After the ride, participants can unwind at Pegasus City Brewery. Suggested essentials include a safe, working bike, a helmet, front and rear lights for night riding, water or snacks, money for food and drinks after the ride, and a camera for night photos. Friends are welcome. Plans depend on the weather, since rain or heavy clouds will cancel. Any updates will be shared on BikeDFW social media the day of the ride. This is a BikeDFW led community ride. Participants ride at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety and equipment.

AEG Presents features Judah & The Lion at The Studio at The Bomb Factory for an all ages concert. The Nashville group, founded by longtime bandmates Judah Akers and Brian Macdonald, has built a devoted following with songs that move between folk, rock, and big pop anthems, shaped by honest storytelling and a hopeful outlook. Their sixth album, I Am A Prism, reflects a return to purpose after years of writing through heavy themes, celebrating the full spectrum of life with moments of quiet introspection and energetic release. This event is general admission standing room only and there are no seats. Guests who are 16 and under must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Set and start times can change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app. Ticket limits are enforced and orders that exceed the posted limit may be canceled. A bag policy is in effect and venue FAQs and policies apply. There are no refunds or exchanges, and there are no COVID protocols listed for this event.

This event offers a dual experience that blends concert energy and a club atmosphere, with live music inside and a DJ on the patio. Entry is limited to men 30 and older and women 25 and older.

Zack Fox makes a return to SILO Dallas for a fall show. A ticket alert signup is available, and it also counts as an entry for a chance to win two side stage passes. Tickets will be available for purchase.

HEARTBREAKER brings the music of Pat Benatar to The Grapevine Bar with powerhouse vocals, gritty attitude, and the rush of 1980s rock energy that made these hits stick. Expect favorites like Heartbreaker, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, Love Is a Battlefield, We Belong, Fire and Ice, Shadows of the Night, and Invincible, delivered with tight musicianship and roaring guitars. The performance aims for a faithful tribute that sparks big singalong moments and a shared sense of nostalgia. Admission is free. HEARTBREAKER is an independent tribute act dedicated to celebrating the music of Pat Benatar.

A weekly Sunday morning run and walk at White Rock Lake meets at T+P Hill. The main meetup covers up to four miles. In summer, a longer nine mile loop around the lake is available earlier. After the run, the group goes out for coffee and breakfast. Weekly announcements share details about the early option.

Sunday Slow Ride returns for 2026 with refreshed routes designed for more saddle time and plenty of curves. Organizers have added three brand new options, including one centered on demanding corners and tight turns. Beyond the weekly rides, plans include a track day, a weekend in the Ozarks, and a Sturgis trip, with the organizer continuing on to ride the entire Pacific Coast Highway. Riders on any type of motorcycle are welcome, and the routes stay off highways while prioritizing engaging roads, memorable sights, and lighter traffic. Commemorative patches and stickers are also being developed to celebrate the rides and help support future trips and events.

Delimac appears at Strokers Ice House for an event featuring drinks and music.

House of Blues Dallas hosts an all-ages concert headlined by Nevertel, with scheduled support from Rivals and Ocean Sleeper. Day-of-show tickets can be purchased at the venue box office, and prices may increase on the day of the show. The box office is open on show days, and closing hours vary by event. Supporting acts are subject to change without notice. Ticket options include a public onsale, VIP packages, and presales through the artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember offerings.

Scene Queen’s METALICIOUS comes to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall, with Wargasm and Bailey Spinn slated to support. This performance welcomes all ages. Ticket prices may rise on show day, and the supporting lineup may change without notice. The box office operates only on show days and hours can vary. Presale options include Artist, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation, along with Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets.

Indigo Girls take the stage at Majestic Theatre with special guest Linda Perry. This all ages concert welcomes fans of every generation. To help ensure fair access, purchases are limited to six tickets per customer, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled and refunded. Ticket transfers are delayed for this event. All purchases are subject to AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Presented by Anchors Aweigh, this night features Bob Log III with special guests. Known for an alternative blues sound, he performs in a sparkly black velour one-piece and a signature helmet fitted with a retro telephone receiver he uses to sing. Fingerpicked guitar and an eccentric stage presence shape a show that has been described as surreal and captivating. Open to all ages. Admission is $16.

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American Aquarium delivers a gritty, anthemic strain of country rock paired with sharply honest songwriting. Fronted by BJ Barham, the North Carolina group leans into the heart of its new album The Fear of Standing Still, recorded live at Sunset Sound with producer Shooter Jennings and mixed by Trina Shoemaker. The record channels the band’s relentless momentum alongside lyrics that reckon with personal change and broader cultural questions, from Southern identity to breaking harmful cycles and the realities of growing older. Tracks like Crier, Southern Roots, Babies Having Babies, Cherokee Purples, and The Curse of Growing Old highlight a blend of raw power and deep empathy that has driven the band for close to twenty years. All ages are welcome.