Howdy, DFW! Sid from Do210 popping in for the next couple of days while your trusty content manager, Faith, is away and having the time of their life in the big apple. Now, I won’t take up too much of your time; there’s so much to get through! Let’s get into it:

Dallas, it's time to get loud. Social Distortion hits The Bomb Factory this month with their signature mix of punk, rock 'n' roll, and plenty of attitude. This is one killer performance that you won’t want to miss. Enter to win your way in.*

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• Save the date! Indie artist Trish Toledo brings her smooth jams and old-school sound to The Kessler Theatre on November 12. Tickets go on sale Friday.

• With a new album out this week, it’s safe to say that you’re about to say that this is big news. Stream Improvement Movement’s Your Perfect Real Life starting Thursday, and grab tickets to hear the songs live at Rubber Gloves this October.

• Michelle Branch is going Everywhere and Back Again, including a stop at the House of Blues on March 6. Grab tickets on Friday before they sell out.

• Free movie night, anyone? Every Monday, Sundown at Granada is showing your favorite cult classic films, 100% free. Next Monday, catch a screening of 10 Things I Hate About You, with movie-themed drinks and food available.

• Plus other just announced shows from The Jonas Brothers, Yuri & Lucero, Steve Lacy, The Mavericks, Luke Combs, and more.

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• 8.22 - DRAG BRUNCH

• 8.23 - BRUCE ROBISON

• 9.10 - JIMMY EAT WORLD

• 9.30 - FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH

• 10.18 - FOSTER THE PEOPLE

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