Nightlife
in Dallas, TX

(214) 902-6400

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Located in the heart of Dallas, TX Club 2009 offers the highest in club experiences with Music, Entertainment, and Comfort, 3 clubs in 1 building playing the best in International music.

(214) 361-5553

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Have a blast at Dave & Buster's, where you can grab a beer and try your hand at laser tag all in the same place. Eat, play and be merry, whether you love old-school arcade games, pool, midway games or high-tech fun.

(214) 984-7300

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Soak up the spirit of Deep Ellum, the east Dallas arts and entertainment district that began as a blues mecca in the 1920s and has evolved to include a breakout punk rock scene in the 1980s and a lively arts, entertainment, and nightlife scene today.

(214) 421-2021

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Go boot scootin' or belly up to any of the three bars at Gilley's Dallas. Ride the mechanical bull, learn a new line dance and remember to wear your cowboy hat.

(214) 978-2583

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The House of Blues in Dallas delivers eclectic and legendary performances in the historic White Swan Building at the city's West End. Though part of a national chain, the House of Blues in Dallas celebrates the uniqueness of the "Big D" and features original works of art such as Alan Sainte James Boudrot's "A Dream Come True" and S. Guion's painting of Robert Johnson. Recent notables include Social Distortion, Crowded House, Blue October, Demitri Martin and George Clinton.

For an ultimate night out where great food sets the stage for amazing live concerts, from VIP experiences with the world's best artists to their world-famous Gospel Brunch on Sundays, House of Blues is truly where music and food feed the soul. The venue opened in 2007 and accommodates up to 1625 people for live shows while the dining room seats 400 and features southern favorites like gumbo, jambalaya, catfish and ribs. Its building dates back to the 1920s, when it housed a White Swan Coffee processing plant.

(214) 823-5233

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Laugh it up at Hyena's Comedy Nightclub in downtown Fort Worth. Think you're funny? Try out your jokes in front of a live audience on Wednesday's open-mic night.