Simon Pruitt is a staff writer for the Dallas Observer. He has been writing professionally since he was 16, focusing on topics such as plays and musicals, concerts and festivals, nightlife, and various forms of art, including fine, urban, and street art. Simon's work has been featured in the Dallas Observer and Advocate Media - Dallas, as well as Plano Magazine.
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Simon Pruitt's focus is on local events and profiles in Dallas, Texas, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news. He covers a wide variety of topics including music, art, culinary experiences, and community events. If you have unique insights or stories related to the local arts and entertainment scene in Dallas or surrounding areas, Simon would likely be interested.
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The singer-songwriter returns to Dallas next month with a brand new grunge-inspired sound.
As expected, Theatre Three’s audacious parody of the Luka Doncic trade is the closest thing we’ll get to closure.
Pierce Washington, Ren the Third and Alex O’aiza weigh in on President Donald Trump, ICE and participating in protests this weekend.
By: Simon Pruitt
North Sun, the new novel by Ethan Rutherford, is nominated for the National Book Award for Fiction.
Kettle Art Gallery owner Frank Campagna’s greatest masterpiece will celebrate the 20th anniversary with a party this weekend.
We attended the first night of the multi-hyphenate's spectacular Who Is the Sky Tour at Music Hall at Fair Park.
Lady Gaga, Doja Cat, Jason Isbell, Caifanes and more promise a happy new year for North Texas music fans.
The curated night of electronica and visual art is doing it big for a major milestone this weekend.
By: Samantha Thornfelt, David Fletcher
There are many great record stores in North Texas, but these are our favorites. April 15, 2026
By: Simon Pruitt
On Monday night, the indie-rock artist played his first show in Dallas in years. It sold out almost immediately, and it's no wonder why.
