Live Entertainment in Dallas

Dallas Comedy Club in Deep Ellum presents local and touring stand-up comedians alongside improv shows in an intimate club setting within the Deep Ellum entertainment district.

Dan's Silverleaf in Denton is a listening-room live music venue presenting touring Americana, folk, and indie acts central to the city's celebrated college-town music scene.

Dos Equis Pavilion at Fair Park is Dallas's premier outdoor amphitheatre — a 20,000-capacity venue at the historic Texas State Fairgrounds that hosts the biggest summer concert tours and festivals for the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Adjacent to the legendary State Fair of Texas grounds, the pavilion serves a massive North Texas audience that makes DFW one of the highest-grossing concert markets in the country.

Granada Theater on Lower Greenville Avenue is a restored 1946 movie theater presenting touring indie, rock, and comedy acts, a cornerstone of the Lower Greenville entertainment district.

House of Blues Dallas is one of the most active mid-size live music venues in Texas — a 2,250-capacity club in Uptown that books rock, blues, pop, country, and hip-hop acts year-round. Part of the nationally recognized House of Blues chain, the Dallas location features the chain's signature folk art-adorned interiors, excellent sound production, and a Sunday Gospel Brunch that has become a weekly institution for Dallas's entertainment community.

House of Blues Dallas near the American Airlines Center presents national touring acts across its main music hall and Cambridge Room, part of the House of Blues chain in the Victory Park entertainment district.

Majestic Theatre is Dallas's most treasured historic performing arts venue — a 1921 Spanish Baroque movie palace that has been beautifully restored to present concerts, comedy, and theatrical performances in one of the most ornately decorated interiors in Texas. Its 1,800-seat capacity and extraordinary craftsmanship make it the most intimate of Dallas's major entertainment venues and a beloved alternative to the larger capacity of the American Airlines Center.

The Bomb Factory in Deep Ellum is a 4,300-capacity concert hall in a converted 1900s manufacturing building, presenting major touring artists as one of Dallas's largest indoor music venues.

Toyota Music Factory in Las Colinas combines an outdoor amphitheater, indoor Pavilion venue, restaurants, and a movie theater into one of the Dallas-Fort Worth area's largest mixed-use entertainment complexes.

Trees in Deep Ellum is a legendary Dallas rock club that has hosted touring alternative and metal acts since the 1990s, one of the neighborhood's most storied live music venues.