Sunday Night in Dallas–Fort Worth: The War and Treaty at the Kessler, Rhett Miller at the Granada, DJ Shadow in Fort Worth
The weekend does not end at the Cowboys game. Sunday night's stages run from Oak Cliff to Las Colinas to Fort Worth — a benefit at the Granada, a soul-country duo at the Kessler, and DJ Shadow at Tulips.
Sunday night is the part of the weekend Dallas–Fort Worth usually gives back to the week. This Sunday, the listings argue otherwise. The evening starts early in Las Colinas, where RNB X Live takes The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory at 5 p.m., and at Fair Park, where Dallas Trinity FC's 4 p.m. homecoming at the Cotton Bowl is the afternoon's other ticket.
The theater shows stack up at seven. The War and Treaty play The Kessler Theater in Oak Cliff at 7 p.m., ESTEMAN and Daniela Spalla bring the AMORIO USA Tour to House of Blues Dallas at 7, and in Fort Worth, MercyMe and Jeremy Camp's fall tour reaches Dickies Arena at 7. Half an hour earlier, at 6:30, Rhett Miller & Friends play the Granada Theater on Greenville Avenue — a Breathe Easy concert benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the night's one show that is also a fundraiser.
The latest start belongs to Fort Worth: DJ Shadow at Tulips at 8 p.m. closes the listings. Times and venues here are exactly as the Do214 and Ticketmaster listings read this cycle carried them — check the venue before you go, because Sunday-night shows move. But as a map of one evening, it is a good one: five stages, two cities, and a weekend that refuses to end quietly.
