Dallas: Lily Rose at the Granada Theater
September 19 @ 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
$41
Country singer-songwriter Lily Rose plays the Granada Theater on Lower Greenville on Saturday, September 19, with tickets starting at $41.
A Nashville-based artist with roots in Georgia, Lily Rose broke through on country radio with singles including “Villain” and “Bad Girl,” building a sound that blends traditional country storytelling with a rock-edged, guitar-forward production style. She’s toured as direct support for several of country music’s biggest current headliners, building a following on a stage presence that critics have compared to genre veterans for its confidence and range, while her songwriting leans into frank, unapologetic narratives about relationships and self-image.
The Granada Theater has anchored Lower Greenville since 1946, when it opened as an Art Deco movie house on Greenville Avenue. A 1977 renovation added a stage and sound system that turned it into a live-music venue, and 1981 lobby murals by artist James Franklin still nod to its cinema-era roots. The roughly 1,100-capacity room runs mostly general admission on the floor with a full bar in back, under current owner Mike Schoder, who took over in 2004. Read more on its Texas Music Map venue page. The Granada’s calendar leans toward indie, rock, and hip-hop touring acts.
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Expect a full-band country-rock set built for singing along, with the kind of radio-ready hooks that have made Lily Rose one of the format’s more consistent rising names over the past couple of years.
Doors typically open a couple hours ahead of the 7 PM set time, with Lower Greenville’s bars and restaurants nearby. Fans planning the night out should check current showtimes and any last-minute schedule updates directly with the venue before heading over. Given the strength of the lineup, expect a lively, engaged crowd, and getting there ahead of the opener is a smart move for anyone hoping to catch the full night of music. Given the intimate size of the room, tickets for a show like this one tend to move quickly, so locking in a spot before the date gets closer is a smart move for anyone hoping to attend.