So this is it…my last day working at the great Granada Theater. I’m Cody. I started out at Granada as a promotions intern in August 2010. I was in my final semester of college at DBU, on the cusp of earning my degree in Music Business. I remember being shocked that I was accepted as >> Read More
The Kills To Rock The Granada On January 23 by Lillian Swift With the 2012 year underway, that means a new set of shows to take in at the Granada Theater. Great opportunities to take in good music in the Dallas area will be present right off the bat with The Kills’ show at the >> Read More
Though the winter months are here, there’s still nothing like an ice cold beer to end your day or begin your night. Sundown At Granada, Mike Schoder’s newly established restaurant and beer garden, will host an open house event at the fine new establishment this Wednesday, January4, beginning at 4pm. Among the 60+ beers available >> Read More
The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear! …or you could just listen to our playlist by displaying your music taste with our playlist I like to call Granada’s 25 Songs of Christmas. Don’t get me wrong, I love listening to the classic crooner carols by Bing Crosby, Nat >> Read More
There’s nothing we love more than an awesome T-shirt. We are looking to expand our (and your) T-shirt collection, and we want YOU to design it. Compose a design which you think embodies the spirit of Granada–something you would wear, and something that rocks. If you think your design kicks some major #fartbutt, then send >> Read More
Wombats, Mates, and Riots, oh my! Grab your best ladyfriend and free up your nights next week, because we’ve got 3 back-to-back nights of fantastic indie shows you won’t want to miss (ALL 3 SHOWS ARE $20 OR LESS, FEES INCLUDED)! Think of it as an indie showcase–you’ll end up being the one who introduces >> Read More
It’s time for another CRAWL. Here at Granada, we like to help you stay cultured through providing you with concerts featuring artists all over the music genre spectrum. We take pride in doing our part to support local music, art, and all other creative outlets; these are our passions, and we are excited to be >> Read More
Roger Creager isn’t some washed-up wanna-be copy-cat sell-out country star; he’s the REAL DEAL. Roger Creager knew he wanted to be a country star at age six, often belting out country classics as a child. He took piano lessons and then started picking up guitar in high school, when he also began trying his hand >> Read More
Meet Night Beats. Their sound is blatantly influenced by Southern psych-rock godfathers The 13th Floor Elevators and The Animals, with notable similarities with The Warlocks and The Black Angels (both of which Night Beats have shared stages with). Their dirty garage-rock sounds dark and driving, with an unmistakable gritty and haunting paranoia that is characteristic >> Read More
Veteran Dallas musician Tim Delaughter continues to grace us with his musical musings with his highly-anticipated new band, Preteen Zenith. I have been notified that PTZ has been hard at work in the studio and rehearsal space, creating yet another performance that promises to be within the same concert tier as The Flaming Lips (except >> Read More