Rock Tour

Gen-X favorite Third Eye Blind rewards Dallas with anniversary concert

Third Eye Blind will perform their 1997 debut self-titled album.

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Rock band Third Eye Blind is launching a tour to mark their 20th anniversary, in which they'll play their entire 1997 self-titled debut album, with a stop in Dallas at Starplex Pavilion on July 15.

The Summer Gods Tour will make 31 stops, beginning on June 9 in Miami, and concluding on July 23 at the Greek Theatre in Berkley, California. Tickets go on sale January 26; prices have not yet been announced.

In 2016, the band released an EP called We Are Drugs and performed at a number of festivals including Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo. Singer Stephan Jenkins is an activist who has supported charitable organizations like "Make Room," Children’s Hospitals, PETA, and the Jimmy Miller foundation.

On tour, they'll be joined by Silversun Pickups, and another special guest, still to be announced. The band uses no sequencers or backing tracks when they perform live, and has been known to pop in to parking lot parties before the show.

Citi card members will get a pre-sale beginning on January 24 at 10 am local time. For details visit www.citiprivatepass.com.

Tour dates are as follows:

Jun 9 Miami / Bayfront Park Amphitheater
Jun 10 Clearwater / Coachman Park
Jun 11 Jacksonville / TBD
Jun 13 New Orleans / Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square
Jun 15 Nashville / Ascend Amphitheater
Jun 16 Charlotte, North Carolina / Charlotte Metro Credit Union Ampthitheatre
Jun 17 Raleigh / The Red Hat Amphitheater
Jun 18 Baltimore / TBD
Jun 21 Boston / Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
Jun 23 Holmdel, New Jersey / P.N.C. Bank Arts Center
Jun 24 Wantagh, New York / Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
Jun 25 Philadelphia / Festival Pier at Penn's Landing
Jun 28 Toronto / Echo Beach
Jun 29 Darien Center, New York / Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
Jun 30 Syracuse / Lakeview Amphitheater
Jul 01 Saratoga Springs / Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Jul 02 Wallingford, Connecticut / Toyota Presents Oakdale
Jul 06 Chicago / Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island
Jul 07 Detroit / DTE Energy Music Theatre
Jul 08 Cleveland / Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica
Jul 09 Indianapolis / Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park
Jul 11 St. Louis / Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
Jul 12 Rogers, Arkansas / Walmart Amp
Jul 14 Houston / Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presented by Huntsman
Jul 15 Dallas / Starplex Pavilion
Jul 16 Lake Tahoe / Harvey’s
Jul 18 Phoenix / Comerica Theatre
Jul 20 Los Angeles / Greek Theatre
Jul 21 San Diego / Cal Coat Credit Union Open Air Theatre
Jul 22 Las Vegas / The Joint at Hard Rock
Jul 23 Berkeley / Greek Theatre

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Chuy's big move from Knox Dallas leads this week's top 5 stories

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Editor's note: The top Dallas news of the week kicks off with a Tex-Mex move and two fun openings. Plus, a final look at the 2025 Tastemaker Awards. Catch up on our five most popular stories below, then head to this event guide to plan your weekend.

1. Chuy's from Knox Dallas now open at new Greenville Avenue space. An institution in Dallas' Knox Street neighborhood has been uprooted: Chuy's, the Tex-Mex restaurant that had been open at 4544 McKinney Ave. for nearly 32 years, has moved to 1520 Greenville Ave., on the lowest part of Lower Greenville, where it opened on April 28.

2. Vending machine cafe with artsy collectible toys debuts in Lewisville. There’s a quirky new shop in Lewisville that combines toy store and cafe. Called Velcrokid, it's a place with coffee and snacks, plus designer collectible toys, now open in a former convenience store at 1298 Justin Rd.

Velcrokid serves coffees and collectibles.Photo courtesy of Velcrokid

3. Vintage downtown Dallas building to become lounge with stellar drinks. A vintage building in downtown Dallas is getting a new lease on life. Located at 1519 Main St., the space will become a spectacular new lounge and event space called 1519 Main, and it's from Hospitality Alliance, the company led by restaurant wunderkind Kevin Lillis, who helped create the original AT&T Discovery District downtown.

4. Dallas professional soccer team chooses new name and team colors. A new era of professional soccer is coming to North Texas: The soccer entity previously known as USL Dallas has a new identity, called Atlético Dallas.

5. Tastemaker Awards party salutes the best in Dallas restaurants in 2025. Foodies from all across Dallas showed up for the 2025 CultureMap Tastemaker Awards on May 1, celebrating Dallas' top restaurants, bars, and chefs.

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