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The large patio, great bar, and progressive music choice attract a large crowd, making it the perfect place to hang out with friends. Come prepared — tickets sold at the door are cash only. Step into this second-floor East Dallas jazz club and take in its art deco vibe.

This former Ford assembly plant-turned-ammunitions manufacturer held its first concert in the early 90s. The Barlow brothers are the gift that keep on giving for Dallas music fans. Unsatisfied with their other uber-popular venues, Trees and The Bomb Factory, the brothers opened Canton Hall next to the latter in As a neighborhood bar and music venue, Three Links is a best of both worlds for Dallas folks who love cool craft beer and ever cooler live music, with everything from indie rockers and local faves to up-and-comers and veteran stars on the schedule.

Three Links makes it easy to hang out there all day — the taco shop next door offers a full menu to bar patrons. Chance the Rapper, Radiohead, Pearl Jam and local superstar Post Malone have all played at Trees, a nationally recognized venue that has delighted Dallas for nearly three decades.

Named for the trunk-like beams supporting the venue, Trees has received numerous accolades from Consequence of Sound and the Dallas Observer.

Before becoming the Oak Cliff staple it is today, the building that now houses The Kessler survived a tornado, a fire and over a decade of abandonment. Local artists love The Kessler, and as evidenced by its growing popularity, so do music fans in Dallas and beyond. Originally opened as a vaudeville venue, The Majestic has been open for nearly years.

As a home to comedy, concerts, podcasts and performers of all different kinds, this theatre has earned its moniker as a multi-purpose megaplex that will keep Dallas locals and visitors entertained for the century to come. This Greenville Avenue theater has worn many hats over its six-plus decades on the Dallas arts scene, but the gorgeous Granada is best known as a killer music venue.

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