Posts Tagged as ‘The Prophet Bar’
Loyal Sally These guys were so much fun to watch. You could tell during their set that they were so excited to be playing for everyone, and their guitarist had one of the happiest smiles I’ve ever seen (along with an incredible beard) on his face for almost the entire »
Over the weekend, Joel Fruth of The Prophet Bar and Jeremy Drake, the guitarist and vocalist of Parallel Play, put on one of the biggest folkin parties I’ve ever been to in Dallas at the Prophet Bar and The Door. The first ever Deep Ellum Big Folkin’ Festival was 5 »
Ever felt like folk music was getting a bit of a bad rep? Never understood why people just couldn’t enjoy a good guitar twang and plenty of old-fashioned togetherness? Just wanna have a good folkin’ time on a bright, cheery Saturday? Jeremy Drake (of Parallel Play) and Joel Fruth (of the Prophet Bar) hear »
The Modern Art Tour How seriously do you take yourself? This tour presented by Modern Art Records and Consequence of Sound might take itself a little bit too seriously on a few accounts. Swimming through a few layers of pretension, the Prophet Bar hosted Pretty & Nice, Chain Gang of »
Last year, Reptar opened for Foster The People and Phantogram on both respective tours. They’ve recently released Oblangle Fizz, Y’all and the only objective is to make one simply dance. The band shares aspects across the spectrum from The Talking Heads to Animal Collective. With tunes that’ll be stuck in »
Long-running Dallas-based Third String Productions is presenting the fourth annual Unsilent Night music festival on Saturday, December 10th, at the Centennial Hall in Fair Park. The lineup consists of an exciting mix of heavy acts, pop acts, and other genres in between, perfect for a Christmas show to show off »
I walked into the massive ballroom of The Prophet Bar just in time to hear the opening notes of Ramesh’s set. From the start I was bothered. The band was big, eight musicians on stage in total, but the sound just wasn’t big enough. If I wasn’t watching I would »
Bane is a hardcore punk band from Worcester, Massachusetts. They band began in 1995 with former Converge member Aaron Delbec and Damon Bellardo. Bane released a 5-song demo and began to play shows in central Massachusetts then went on to release their first album Holding This Moment in 1998 on »
States is a new project of Mindy White from Lydia and the Laurenson brothers from the now-defunct Copeland. They formed in 2010 and released an EP Line ‘Em Up that fall. On October 18th of this year, States plans to release their debut full-length LP Room To Run, which already »
The Stepkids arrived on stage dressed in all white, with their amps and drum kit covered in white sheets. As they began the set, ever changing backgrounds were played through a projector creating an image somewhat similar to that iconic live video of Black Sabbath playing “Iron Man.” The Stepkids, »
