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2009-11-20T22:40:57Z

What: Build Your Own Omelet with bacon, spinach, mushrooms and Asiago cheese

Where: Cafe Brazil, various locations

Delicious thoughts: After last weekend's Swell Season concert I was jonesin' for some breakfast, especially a salty breakfast. AND I wanted French fries. Odd combo, but at 12:30 in the a.m., there were few places close to home to provide that fix. Thankfully, a trip to Brazil is possible at all hours of the day, and my meal didn't disappoint. And BONUS: My waiter let me take the Swell Season poster that was hanging on a hallway bulletin board. That was the icing on the cake of my fabulous evening ...

Last night ...

2009-11-20T20:51:19Z

After a dinner at Red Lobster (or "The Lob," as Kristen Wiig called it on last week's otherwise atrocious SNL) that I was almost embarrassingly excited about, I hit the new Bar Céline at Park restaurant on Henderson.

Decorated in rich, dark colors and sumptuous, buttery textures, Bar Celine is dolled up like a French salon, and the room was like the interior-design version of Swiss chocolate -- decadent.

A long bench, backed by velvety corduroy pillows, lined the wall of the small space located past the Park dining room. Eclectic chairs were interspersed throughout, as were handsome tables, lamps and overhead light fixtures. The place was cozy and low-lit, perfect for cozying up to a date, and a smart playlist -- Ingrid Michaelson, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Cut Copy -- served as an interesting backdrop.

Celine serves a handful of specialty cocktails, including the Lychee Thyme (left), an herb-y, delicately sweet concoction, though our waitress informed us that the bar was crafting more than a dozen to add to the menu. Nice! There's also a small menu of snackie-sized bites.

Giveaway: Tix to Meltdown!

2009-11-20T14:35:09Z

This week, our cover girl is the lovely and talented Kid Sister, whose debut album Ultraviolet hit stores on Tuesday. Dallas is lucky enough to get the rapper-singer inside its borders the weekend after her release. Not only is she on the bill at the electronic music fest Meltdown, Saturday night at the Palladium, but she's sharing the schedule with her friends and superstar DJs A-Trak and David Guetta (as well as a host of other DJs and acts).

Wanna hit Meltdown for free on Saturday with a guest? Be one of the first two to e-mail me at hhauk (at) quickdfw.com with the subject line "Right Hand Hi." G'luck.

UPDATE: Tix gone. Better luck next time!

Day Tripper: Best events for the weekend

2009-11-20T14:30:42Z

Kid Sister - New Music - More Music Videos

(Kid Sister at Meltdown details are after the jump under Saturday's listings.)

FRIDAY

Comedian Doug Benson (of Super High Me and Best Week Ever fame) performs at 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. at Hyena's, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane. $10-$15. hyenascomedynightclub.com.

Dweezil Zappa, the rock guitarist and son of Frank Zappa has one of the most memorable names in the biz (although not as memorable as that of his sister, Moon Unit). And to thank dear ol' Dad, he's on the road playing his father's music as part of a special "Zappa Plays Zappa" tour. 8:30 p.m. House of Blues, 2200 N. Lamar St. $35-$75. ticketmaster.com.

Relive the adventures of Chunk, Data, Mouth and Sloth at a late-night screening of The Goonies. Midnight (also Saturday at midnight). Inwood Theatre, 5458 W. Lovers Lane. $10. 214-764-9106. www.landmarktheatres.com.

Grammy-nominated band Skillet draws in lovers of hard rock, industrial and metal. And, despite writing songs with Christian messages, it hasn't had any trouble finding airplay on MTV, especially for the song "Monster" from this year's album, Awake. 7 p.m. Palladium Ballroom, 1135 S. Lamar St. $24. ticketmaster.com.

Hip-hop acts Eyedea & Abilities and Themselves perform, and Denton DJ Yeahdef will kick off the show with a set. 9 p.m. at Hailey's, 122 Mulberry St., Denton. $12-$14. 940-323-1160. haileysclub.com.

Jackopierce performs at 8 p.m. (also Saturday at 8 p.m.) at the Granada Theater, 3524 Greenville Ave. $30 and $40. granadatheater.com.

Up-and-coming North Dallas DIY venue the Project House will play host to Denton's PVC Street Gang, Austin's TV Torso and Dallas bands New Fumes and Cocky Americans. Should be a good one. 8 p.m. 2607 Walnut Hill Lane. Cover TBA. theprojecthouse.net.

Trey Johnson, Salim Nourallah and Dave Little's Meltdown, 9 p.m. Sons of Hermann Hall, 3414 Elm St. $10. 214-747-4422. sonsofhermann.com.

Loud, out-of-control Denton rock band Kaboom will release its new album Blood at Rubber Gloves, with White Drugs, Drink to Victory and Dan Dockrill. 9 p.m. 411 E. Sycamore St. $5. 940-381-0551. rubberglovesdentontx.com.

Remixed Fridays at Mick's Bar. Hip-hop, mash-ups and house from DJs Yosh and Pierre. $3 drink specials. 10 p.m. 2825 Greenville Ave. No cover. 214-827-0039. myspace.com/micksbar.

Hot Bod 2010 Calendar release party at Plush. Hosted by calendar creator Jayme Lynne. DJ Pollux spins in the main room and A One in the Zodiac Lounge. 10 p.m. 1400 Main St. No cover. 1-888-657-5874. plushdallas.com.

Winter Wonderland Party at the Hotel Capri. Music by DJ Sno White. Hosted by Tommy Gunn and the "sexy snow bunnies." 10 p.m. 2020 Greenville Ave. No cover. 214-370-9944. thehotelcapri.com.

Access Dallas and Tommy C Productions presents House Party at M Street Bar. Casual dress code. No cover for ladies before 10:30 p.m. Doors open at 10 p.m. 3508 Greenville Ave. $10. 214-370-5500. mstreetbar.com.

See Saturday and Sunday events, including Kid Sister at Meltdown, Bob Saget and Justin Nozuka, after the jump.

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Meltdown, the electronic music festival, features two rooms of music and visuals, and performances by David Guetta, Kid Sister, A-Trak, DJ Dan, Dave Audé, Morgan Page, Optical, Kill the Noise, Black Sun Empire, Wes Walz, DJ Merritt, Jeremy Word, Willie Trimmer, DJ Titan and more. 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. at the Palladium Ballroom, 1135 S. Lamar St. $41 regular admission, $56 for VIP. 972-343-2444. meltdowndallas.com.
* Read Hunter's interview with Kid Sister here.

Comedian Bob Saget performs with opening act Ryan Stout. 8 p.m. at House of Blues, 2200 N. Lamar St. $35. ticketmaster.com.
* Read our Q&A with Bob here.

OK, so there's this guy, JBOT, who wants to start a band, so he creates robots, but then the robots take him as prisoner. And along with the Ape Which Hath No Name and the Headless Hornsmen, they all make very strange music together as Captured By Robots. Doors at 9 p.m. Rubber Gloves, 411 E. Sycamore St., Denton. $8. rubberglovesdentontx.com.

Canadian singer-songwriter Justin Nozuka made hearts melt with his sensitive-guy stylings on his breakthrough tune, "After Tonight." He's toured the U.S. and Europe in support of his debut CD, Holly. Now he's landing in Dallas while crafting new tunes for his upcoming album, Gray. With Sam Bradley and Elizabeth and the Catapult. 8 p.m. The Loft, 1135 S. Lamar St. $18. ticketmaster.com.

The Lounge on Elm St. goes country for a change with Boys Named Sue and Southbound Lane. 8 p.m. 2810 Elm St. $6. myspace.com/theloungeonelmst.

Summer Ames and the Soldier Thread. 9 p.m. Prophet Bar, 2548 Elm St. $8. 214-742-3667. theprophetbar.com.

The Heelers perform with fellow Dentonites Curvette, Dallas' Little Black Dress and Houston's Motion Turns It On in tow. 9 p.m. 122 Mulberry St., Denton. $6-$8. 940-323-1160. haileysclub.com.

Go hardcore with Ridglea Theater as it presents Throwdown, Bury Your Dead, For Today, Abacabb and a few more. 5 p.m. 6025 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth. $15. 817-738-9500. ridgleatheater.com.

Guest DJs Granite and Phunk at Plush. Resident Willie Trimmer spins in the main room and Aiden is in the Zodiac Lounge. 10 p.m. 1400 Main St. $10. 888-657-5874. plushdallas.com.

Jin Life Saturdays at Carpe Diem. Every hour on the hour Jin Life Entertainment will pay for your shots. DJ Marvel and DJ NVS in the mix. 10 p.m. 1301 Main St. No cover. 972-748-9404.

TLV Promotions presents a G.I. Joe party at Glo. A camo theme party with music from DJ Krave. 10 p.m. 2323 Henderson Ave, Suite 101. No cover. 214-824-2271. glodallas.com.

Paparazzi party at Skye Bar. Hosted by model Mehcad Brooks and friends. RSVP for complimentary admission before 11 p.m. by sending full names to skyebar@partychaser.com (names must be received before 5 p.m. Saturday). Doors at 10 p.m. 1217 Main St. $10. 214-741-1059. partychaser.com.

Seductive Saturdays at Lift Lounge. Kelly Taylor and Jonny 5 spin. 10 p.m. 2404 Cedar Springs Road. No cover. 469-261-7829. lift-dallas.com.

Art show happy hour at Absinthe Lounge. DJ Sunflower spins acid jazz and house. 4 p.m. 1409 S. Lamar St. No cover. 214-941-9338. absinthelounge.net.

SUNDAY

Actor-comedian Billy Crystal closes up shop on his autobiographical two-act play with this Sunday show. He's had decades in the spotlight, so expect some funny and thoughtful moments. 3 p.m. Winspear Opera House, 2403 Flora St. $37.50-$117.50. dallasperformingarts.org.

Catch the hook-heavy indie pop of New Orleans' Generationals, Denton's blues-rock duo RTB2 and Fort Worth new-wavers Burning Hotels. 9 p.m. $7-$9.122 Mulberry St., Denton. 940-323-1160. haileysclub.com.

Goodphellaz and Walker Bros Entertainment presents Super Sundays at Mambo Cafe. Big Daddie the DJ spins. $5 wells, $3 domestics and $4 long islands all night. Doors open at 9 p.m., ladies in free before 11. 2020 N. Lamar St. $5. 214-518-9247. mambocafedallas.com.

Savor the Flavor Sundays at the Hotel Capri. Music by DJ Sno White. Free candy vodka shots at midnight. 9 p.m. 2020 Greenville Ave. No cover. 214-370-9944. thehotelcapri.com.

Electric Sundays at Lift Lounge, with hip-hop, pop, rock, house and R&B. Happy hour drink specials until 10 p.m. Doors open at 8 p.m. 2404 Cedar Springs Road. No cover. 469-261-7829. lift-dallas.com.

Setlist: Pete Yorn at House of Blues

2009-11-20T06:26:53Z

Pete Yorn is a busy man.

The New Jersey native has stayed active since his 2001 debut, musicforthemorningafter, where he played every instrument on the album. Now, five albums later - including his recent release with actress Scarlett Johansson - Yorn has yet to show signs of slowing down.

Thursday night at the House of Blues was the same. On his second-to-last show of the tour, Yorn stayed busy on the stage.

From swapping guitars between songs - four total; two electric, two acoustic - to playing songs from every album, Yorn and his five-piece backing band kept the selections diverse and the sound tight.

While he's been known in the past to mix in several covers into the set, Yorn made the night about his music. He played a snippet of a Bruce Springsteen song and compressed "Bizarre Love Triangle," a seven-minute New Order song down, down to three minutes (and a rocking three minutes at that).

The audience was heavily involved in the show as well. Yorn pitted fans in the balcony against fans on the floor to see who had the better "Ahhhs" during "Murray" and both sexes were easily swooned by the harmonica solos in "Life on a Chain" and "Strange Condition."

Isaac Russell, a 17-year-old from California by way of Utah, opened the show with a six-song acoustic set. Recently signed to Columbia records, Russell had to battle a noisy, talkative crowd that, at times, overpowered the young singer/songwriter and his guitar.

While his efforts were valiant, in the end the crowd won out.

High point: The band
Yes, the reason to go to a live show is to see the band play your favorite songs live, but Yorn and company added a little something to each song.

Whether it was the graceful solos of the lead guitarist, the rhythmic bass lines or the tight-as-a-snare drumming, the band made you feel like you were in a club one minute and then at an open mic night at a coffee house the next.

Low point: The audience
"It's a mandolin! It's a mandolin!" screamed the guy next to me as he shook his friend.

Yes, that twangy, Southern sound you hear in the background of "Crystal Village" is a mandolin being played by the multi-instrumentalist. Now calm down.

As Yorn got deeper into his set, the audience members who started the night at the bar slowly moved onto the floor, song by song. Midway through the set, personal space was being invaded and there was nothing you could do about it.

Check out the setlist after the jump.

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Closet
Shotgun
Life on a Chain
Relator
Bizarre Love Triangle
For Us
Paradise Cove
The Man
Murray
Lose You
Blackie's Dead
Last Summer
Just Another
On Your Side
Strange Condition
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Crystal Village
(Hungry Heart) ->
Don't Wanna Cry
For Nancy

'New Moon' review, from an admitted softie

2009-11-19T22:31:51Z

I have a sinking feeling that most critics will hate The Twilight Saga: New Moon (opening at midnight) just as hard as the teenage girls watching last night's screening loved it. Every time the shirtless, buff Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner) appeared on screen, an unnamed movie writer beside me groaned loudly and went straight for his pen and little pad o' insults, while the row of chick-lets behind me made sounds that can only be described as pre-orgasmic.

To be honest, I was a lot more annoyed by the critic. He went into a Twilight movie knowing he 1) didn't get its appeal and 2) didn't really want to. Seems like a waste of a highly coveted seat. I enjoyed the first film. Unlike so many other teen-marketed movies, it featured characters that are deeply complex and authentically awkward. And while they're not quite as awkward in New Moon, they're a hell of a lot more complicated.

For much of the latest installment, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) is fighting severe depression after getting dumped by her vampire boyfriend Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson). He doesn't want her to lose her soul as a result of being part of his underworld. Nice of him, really, but she just sees his move as abandonment. And she doesn't deal well. She screams out during bad dreams, sits alone in the school cafeteria and puts herself in dangerous situations with the hope that the bloodsucker will suddenly appear to save her.

Her indie-music-assisted funk finally begins to fade when she asks childhood friend Jacob to help her fix up a couple of motorbikes (for another death-wish activity, no doubt). His humor and humanity are just what she needs, even if it's obvious she'll never love him the same way she loves Edward. Still, the Bella-Jacob section of the movie is the most enjoyable, not for Lautner's impressive physique, but for his easy, breezy acting style. He's a natural; it amazes me that he could've lost the part after the first film had he not bulked up.

Oh, did I mention that Jacob's a werewolf? Kidding. You've seen the trailer, where he jumps into the air and transforms in front of Bella. While he and his "wolf pack" brothers help fend off the bloodthirsty vampires who've arrived to hunt down Bella in Edward's absence, his hotblooded doggy behavior eventually complicates his relationship with her.

The movie's final section takes a sharp turn that involves Italy, a scary Dakota Fanning (the best kind of Dakota Fanning, it turns out) and the reunion of Bella and Edward. No use in revealing more. But the events of the third act definitely cement the star-crossed lovers theme, echoing the book Bella's studying at the beginning of the film, Romeo and Juliet. Her relationship with Edward (and his killer hair) is strong enough that both would rather die than live in a world without the other's existence.

New Moon is thoughtful, beautifully filmed and doesn't cut any corners in adapting its source novel. There's sly, self-deprecating humor, meticulous character development and grandiose, blockbuster special effects. It's the second entry in a romantic's equivalent of the Star Wars or Lord of the Rings series.

So, write in your little pad, unnamed critic, about all the things you find wrong with the movie. Laugh haughtily at the first hint of trite dialogue. Groan at the lingering pec shots. The girls and fantasy freaks will be over here, getting swept away for a couple of hours. And they'll have a lot more fun.

Introducing a new Quick comic: 'We've Never Met'

2009-11-19T14:06:29Z

David Hopkins and Chad Thomas debut their "We've Never Met" comic strip in this week's issue. Look for it every other week!

Click on the image above to see the larger version.

Local soulster keeps it 'Vintage'

2009-11-19T13:56:01Z

Quentin Moore is a former University of North Texas football player in his late 20s who writes and sings organic, slightly jazzy soul tunes. His latest CD Vintage Love is by no means perfect or polished, but there's something about his old-school sensibilities that's appealing in the age of electro beats and Auto Tune. Check out qmooremusic.com to hear some tracks.

Correction: This item in this week's print edition of the Liner Notes column contained incorrect information about a concert this weekend for Moore. That concert already happened, but we'll keep you updated as to when he decides to perform live next.

Club Cam: Cirque Lounge

2009-11-19T13:44:34Z

Were you captured by our cameras this past weekend at Cirque Lounge? Click on the picture to see Quick's Club Cam gallery. And check back next Thursday for a new slideshow.

Day Tripper: Best events for Thursday, Nov. 19

2009-11-19T12:38:35Z

Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson - New Music - More Music Videos

Singer-songwriter Pete Yorn has a thing for actresses who want to sing. He helped Minnie Driver get her first album off the ground, and he recently released a duets album with Scarlett Johansson. The lucky dog can also make a crowd swoon on his own with his earnest rock songs. 9 p.m. House of Blues, 2200 N. Lamar St. $17-$45. ticketmaster.com.

"A Folk & Spune Thanksgiving" comes early to the Hydrant Cafe, featuring Charlie Parr, Doug Burr and Seryn. 9 p.m. 208 W. Oak St., Denton. Cover TBA. 940-384-0033. hydrantcafe.com.

The Mountain Goats perform with Final Fantasy and Larkin Grimm. 8 p.m. Granada Theater, 3524 Greenville Ave. $15-$20. 214-824-9933. granadatheater.com.

DJ Sober spins at Top Notch Thursdays upstairs at The Cavern, 1914 Greenville Ave. 10 p.m. Free. thecaverndallas.com.

'80s Dance Night at Hailey's. Doors at 9 p.m. 122 Mulberry St., Denton. Free. haileysclub.com.

Last night ...

2009-11-18T15:34:20Z

Smashburger, a casual food chain with locations in 11 states, opened its first Dallas branch with a tasty preview. Located just below the Addison Improv, the new restaurant is so named for the preparation of its burgers -- they're smashed whilst on the grill, in order to give them a nice sear and a juicy center. And, wow, is that technique workin' for 'em: My All-American burger (below) was exactly as I prefer such sammiches -- thick, dripping with juices, and revealing a perfect ribbon of pink as I bite into it. One of my companions felt that it was too greasy, but I corrected him: "juicy, dude -- it's juicy!"

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My crew and I sampled several sides, too -- the Smashfries, seasoned with garlic and rosemary, didn't work for me. The rosemary was a bit overpowering and didn't complement my burger. And, really, there's no need to fancy up fries with a burger that's as basically good as theirs is. On the plus side, the fried pickles were a hit at my table, as were the fried onion strings and sweet potato fries. Veggie "frites" didn't come breaded and deep-fried, sports-bar-style, as I'd hoped. They were mildly seasoned and flash-fried. The asparagus, carrot and green bean combo didn't float my boat, but one of my friends found it exquisite and downed the whole serving. We all ordered some really tasty hot dogs to sample -- including a chili cheese version, and the DFW dog (below), with pepperjack cheese, guacamole, onions and jalapenos -- but except for the veggie frites-snarfer, none of us came close to finishing them. And I really should've jogged home after trying to ...

Half-cups of Haagen-Dazs milkshake were passed around, and, stuffed as I was, I really wanted a full serving of rich, creamy goodness. Smashburger also serves wine and beer, btw, which certainly stamps it as a fast-casual joint, rather than a fast-food stop. Whatevs -- I'd stop here again, for sure, and I bet the Improv-going crowd will eat this stuff up preshow. It's open to the public now -- try it for yourself.

Day Tripper: Best events for Wednesday, Nov. 18

2009-11-18T13:47:15Z

Eisley - New Music - More Music Videos

Tyler family band Eisley is on a bill with Say Anything and others. Doors at 5:30 p.m. The Door, 2513 Main St. $17-$20. 214-742-3667. thedoorclubs.com.

LA Latin, funk and hip-hop band Ozomatli performs with Nathan Maxwell and the Original Bunny Gang. 8 p.m. House of Blues, 2200 N. Lamar St. $20-$45. ticketmaster.com.

Gutterth presents Dear Human, Lars Larsen, Vexed UK and Blixaboy at Rubber Gloves, 411 E. Sycamore St., Denton. Doors at 9 p.m. Free. rubberglovesdentontx.com.

Hallucinatory Hump-Day with DeeJay CeePee at 10 p.m., upstairs at The Cavern, 1914 Greenville Ave. Free. thecaverndallas.com.

Dru Kaba and Sam Sameni host Old School Wednesday at Glo. 10 p.m. 2323 N. Henderson Ave. No cover. 214-824-2251. glo-lounge.com.

Last night ...

2009-11-18T04:13:58Z

... I finally connected with a friend I'd been meaning to hang out with for ages. What a fun night out! We met at Trece, which, along with Villa-O across the street, offers a special free menu on Monday nights. Free, with a capital free!! Now, of course, they must hope that most patrons will buy a bottle of wine or two or order a specialty cocktail or three. And who wouldn't want to -- I felt nekkid in this lavish, low-lit spot until I had martini glass in hand. And my Pomjito didn't disappoint -- sweet but not cloying with a tiny bit of tartness, it woke up my taste buds, just in time for the grub. I started with chicken nachos (above), which pretty much filled me up. But I still had a fish taco entree coming! I could only stuff down one fabulous fried snapper taco before my stomach waved the white flag.

From Trece, my friend and I made an unusual detour to Oak Cliff, so he could get a haircut. Yes, a haircut appointment at almost 10 at night. He gets his hair cut and styled at Sweet 200, which I had previously thought was either a bakery or an organization of local businesses. Nope! It was the cutest little salon you ever did see, with wood floors, big suspended mirrors at each station ... and a pool table. Nice! So as homeboy got styled, I worked on my game.

Once boyfriend got his hair did, it was off to the Library bar at the Warwick Melrose hotel. Sadly, we missed the fabulous Monday night happy hour, but we found a cozy corner, listened to the singing pianist and caught up on major dish, cocktails in hand. A fabulous evening all around.

Out today: Collin Herring, 'Ocho'

2009-11-17T17:37:56Z

"Ocho" - Collin Herring at Ramble Creek from Todd Wiseman on Vimeo.

Today, Fort Worth country-rock artist Collin Herring releases Ocho, his first record produced by Centro-matic's Will Johnson. Get it here. We've covered both Collin and Will extensively in the past, so seeing the two work together on something is quite a thrill. Check out their behind-the-scenes making-of video above. A little bit more on the new CD coming in this week's print edition ...

Day Tripper: Best events for Tuesday, Nov. 17

2009-11-17T13:44:02Z

Imogen Heap - New Music - More Music Videos

If you haven't checked out rising British star Imogen Heap yet, chances are you've probably heard her somewhere along the way. Her Frou Frou song "Let Go" was the star of the final scene in Garden State, and her music has appeared in everything from The OC to The Hills to The Chronicles of Narnia. Her latest album is Ellipse, which debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard album charts in August. If you snagged tickets for this one, good for you. It's sold out. 8 p.m. Granada Theater, 3524 Greenville Ave. 214-824-9933. granadatheater.com.

Funkytown pop singer-songwriter Tim Halperin releases his new EP Make or Break. 9 p.m. The Aardvark, 2905 W. Berry St., Fort Worth. $7. 817-926-7814. the-aardvark.com.

CNU presents Tuesday Calls at the Hotel Capri. $3 you-call-its and bottle specials all night. DJ Huma spins. Casual dress code. 10 p.m. 2020 Greenville Ave. No cover. 214-370-9944. thehotelcapri.com.

Rituals at Rok Republic. This is the grand opening for the bar formerly known as Republic. $3 domestics and $2 wells. DJ Pollux, Willie Trimmer and Kelly Taylor spin. 9 p.m. 2922 Hall St. No cover. 214-999-0053. facebook.com/rokrepublic.

Denton DJ Yeahdef presents his weekly '90s night. 10 p.m. Hailey's, 122 Mulberry St., Denton. $5 for under 21, no cover for over 21. 940-323-1160. haileysclub.com.

Disqo Disco at Fallout Lounge, hosted by Sydney Confirm DJs. 835 Exposition Drive. 10 p.m. myspace.com/disqodisco.