John Legend and Carlos Mencia in town!

Prepare for an explosive sports weekend in Dallas dominated by the Texas vs. OU Red River Rivalry at the Cotton Bowl (during the State Fair of Texas) and major clashes like MexTour: Mexico vs. Colombia at AT&T Stadium, alongside concerts by Melissa Etheridge w/ Indigo Girls, Rilo Kiley, and Trey Songz & Friends. →

Australia's Thunder From Down Under - 21+ Event
The Echo Lounge
DATE: WED OCT 15 → Get Tickets

Young Frankenstein
The Firehouse Theater
DATE: THR OCT 16 - 18 → Get Tickets

Nate Bargatze: Big Dumb Eyes World Tour
American Airlines
DATE: FRI OCT 17 - 19 → Get Tickets

Carlos Mencia
Addison Improv
DATE: FRI OCT 17 - 19 → Get Tickets

GIVEON: Dear Beloved, The Tour
Toyota Music Factory
DATE: TUE - OCT 14 → Get Tickets

John Maus
The Echo Lounge & Music Hall
DATE: THR - OCT 16 → Get Tickets

Christian Kuria
Club Dada
DATE: FRI - OCT 17 → Get Tickets

BOILER ROOM (18 and Over)
SILO
DATE: FRI - OCT 17 → Get Tickets

John Legend: Get Lifted - 20th Anniversary Tour
Toyota Music Factory
DATE: SAT - OCT 18 → Get Tickets

Tape B w/ MPH
The Bomb Factory
DATE: SAT - OCT 18 → Get Tickets

Fleshwater
The Echo Lounge
DATE: SAT - OCT 18 → Get Tickets

Robin Trower
House of Blues
DATE: SUN - OCT 19 → Get Tickets

The Dallas area is set for a week filled with high-energy entertainment across music, comedy, and sports. For music lovers, the week kicks off with R&B star GIVEON performing at the Toyota Music Factory on Tuesday. The weekend heats up with several concerts on Friday, including an 18+ BOILER ROOM event at SILO and Christian Kuria at Club Dada. The highlight of the weekend is John Legend's "Get Lifted - 20th Anniversary Tour" on Saturday at the Toyota Music Factory. Meanwhile, live comedy is also in the spotlight, featuring the 21+ Australia's Thunder From Down Under show on Wednesday at The Echo Lounge, and stand-up from Nate Bargatze's "Big Dumb Eyes World Tour" at the American Airlines Center and Carlos Mencia at Addison Improv, both running Friday through Sunday. For a theatrical night out, catch a showing of Young Frankenstein at The Firehouse Theater, with performances running Thursday through Sunday.

Sports fans have two chances to see the Dallas Stars in action at the American Airlines Center, with home games against the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday and the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday. The hockey excitement continues into the weekend with the Dallas Cowboys facing the Washington Commanders at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, rounding out a packed week of local sports.

With a variety of concerts, laugh-out-loud comedy, local theater, and major professional sports, there’s an event for every taste this week in Dallas. Be sure to check venues for the latest ticket information and show details.