Entertainment (editorial)

On Thursday, January 29, Delilah Dallas , a roaring ’20s-inspired supper club, officially debuted. The invite‑only grand opening soirée made one thing clear: everything really is bigger in Texas, especially when Delilah comes to town. Not only is this the largest Delilah ever, but its launch party instantly became the brand’s most over‑the‑top celebration to date. Dallas VIPs, global tastemakers, and sports and entertainment heavyweights packed the venue for a night of dinin

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. The original post date is June 26, 2024. Click here for the original post. DALLAS (KDAF) — Yeehaw, or maybe not? Post Malone, the Grapevine native who traded his rap career for country twang, has announced his first country-focused tour, the F-1 Trillion Tour. But guess what? The Lone Star State is conspicuously missing from the lineup. Yes, you read that right. Our very own Posty, the guy who pr

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. The original post date is July 3, 2024. Click here for the original post. ROCKWALL COUNTY (KDAF) — Shaquille O’Neal might have never suited up for the Dallas Mavericks, but he’s got a very soft spot for North Texas . The retired NBA superstar and TNT “Inside the NBA” analyst already scored a home in Carrollton back in 2022. Now, the buzz is he’s added another sanctuary to his Lone Star State col

Click here to view the original post: This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. ARLINGTON (KDAF) — If you’re heading to Arlington Music Hall to catch the legendary John Oates, prepare for a night that mixes classic hits with fresh new sounds. With a career that’s spanned over five decades and genres from pop rock to Americana, Oates is no stranger to musical evolution. How does he keep things fresh? He owes part of it to Music City. “Liv

Click here to view the original post. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. DALLAS (KDAF) — On Nov. 10, The Trouble Notes will bring their signature genre-bending, progressive folk rock fusion to Opening Bell Coffee at 7 p.m. This dynamic trio — American violinist Bennet Cerven, German guitarist Florian Eisenschmidt, and Australian drummer Julian Lardis — promises a show packed with electrifying performances and a global blend of s