Sister Hazel comes to Dallas this weekend

By Gaby Moran Staff Writer This Saturday, Dec. 12, the alternative band Sister Hazel is performing at the House of Blues in Dallas. Sister Hazel was created in the early 90′s and have had six top 30 singles over their 10 albums plus one holiday album. The band recently released Release on Aug. 18 this year. Each member contibuted a couple of songs to this album to make it different from the rest. Tickets cost a minimum of $22.50 and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com. The concert will start at 9 p.m. at the House of Blues in Dallas.

Deadmau5 doesn’t disappoint, House of Blues does

By Angela Almeida                                                                                                      Opinions Editor Last Friday, Canadian-born Joel Zimmerman, otherwise hailed as “Deadmau5″, preformed at the House of Blues in Dallas. As a personal fan of progressive house (his genre) I expected to find what I usually encounter. However, such was not the case. Deadmau5, kicked off the night at the early time of 10 p.m. With a sold-out show, I could only hope the somewhat smaller venue could accomodate for so many people. It did, but that’s not to say the employees can be attributed with the same success rate. In reality, upon going to pick up the tickets at will call I was told that my name wasn’t on the list. Despite…

Peter, Bjorn and John to Headline at the House of Blues Next Saturday

By Maddie Walters Staff Member Next Saturday, Nov. 14, Swedish band Peter, Bjorn and John will be headlining at the Dallas House of Blues alongside fellow Swedish band, El Perro Del Mar. Both bands are well known for their genre of “lo-fi twee pop” and released albums earlier this year. While Peter Bjorn and John have been around since 1999, El Perro Del Mar was recently founded by its sole member, Sarah Assbring who since been a part of three separate record labels. Peter Bjorn and John are best known for their hit single “Young Folks” which was a top 20 hit on the UK Singles Chart. Additionally, the band has been sampled by several rappers,…

O.A.R. is coming back to Dallas for two shows

By Gaby Moran Staff Writer The Maryland band O.A.R. is coming back to Dallas to perform for two nights at the House of Blues. O.A.R., which stands for Of A Revolution, is a American rock band that debuted in 1996 after the members, Marc Roberge, Chris Culos, Richard On, Benj Gershman and Jerry DePizzo, came together at Ohio State University and started the band. The band last came through Dallas last February and is coming back, for two nights in a row, to play at the House of Blues. Tickets can be bought at ticketmaster.com or at the door for $30. So if you cannot make it to the Wednesday show, you still have a…