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Check out brand new singles from North Texas artists, plus a highlight on JAMBALOO Music Prize finalists, standout releases from the past year and more.

Homegrown Music Show: Dorian Marsh, Heavy Petal, Tom Sless

Bad Stuff features Dan Phillips and Nicole Estill of True Widow, and drops its debut LP June 5.

Bad Stuff, featuring members of True Widow, makes its mesmerizing debut | KXT 91.7

Check out scenes from MOONFEST, bringing together emo, punk, alt-pop and more for an all-day alt music lineup at Club Dada.

PHOTOS: The energy-packed inaugural MOONFEST at Club Dada with moonstone.

A pair of Dallas artistic powerhouses will unite with choreographers to create the fourth annual Synergy, alongside Pegasus Contemporary Ballet.

Cure for Paranoia, Brianne Sargent to anchor the fourth annual Synergy | KXT 91.7

Ahead of its new album, Proof of Existence, dropping in July, the Dallas trio is inviting listeners to party.

PREMIERE: The Disappearing Act is back with new single 'Party People' | KXT 91.7

Happy Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈 KXT host Jackson Wisdorf is kicking off with a Pride through the lens of Queercore & Queer-Allied Punk playlist 🎶

Join us every Tuesday in June at 7 - 8 PM to hear our curated playlists highlighting artists in the LGBTQ+ community!

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The Dallas singer-songwriter's latest album, out now, closes a tumultuous chapter of his life and art.

Joshua Ray Walker embraces life's messiness on new LP 'Ain't Dead Yet' | KXT 91.7

🎶 Homegrown Artist of the Week: Cure For Paranoia 🎶

Do they even need an introduction?

For more than a decade, Dallas hip-hop collective Cure For Paranoia has been building something special. What started as a therapeutic outlet for frontman and co-founder Cameron McCloud has grown into a project that’s bringing eyes on Dallas.

Last month, Cure For Paranoia was named NPR Music’s 2026 Tiny Desk Contest winner. and the 11-piece band performed behind the Tiny Desk.

Before the 11-piece band performed behind the Tiny Desk, they've played stages across Dallas, from Club Dada to Trees and The Kessler, while continuing to evolve their sound and message. In 2025, McCloud wrote a verse every day, reflecting on mental health, politics, and self-acceptance—topics that continue to shape the group's music.

Cure For Paranoia is just getting started. Catch them on the Tiny Desk Contest Tour starting June 10, or see them in Dallas at ‘Til Midnight at the Nasher on June 19.

And listen to Cure For Paranoia all week long on KXT.

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Watch the Dallas hip-hop collective perform Tiny Desk.

Cure For Paranoia's Tiny Desk Concert | KXT 91.7