Dallas crooner Angel White is set to bring his unique blend of R&B, Pop, and Western tunes to an intimate gig at the Lewisville Grand Theater, as part of their ongoing Black Box Songwriter Series, on April 21 at 8 p.m., according to the City of Lewisville, Texas.

Fans can snag a seat for $20 a pop on the Theater's website for a chance to witness the artist who cut his teeth belting out songs in Deep Ellum—where the urban grind meets the artist’s soul, Angel White's journey from street performer to stage presence represents a pursuit of a solitary truth in music, and now he's poised to unveil his latest project, 'Ghost of the West'.

The concert space at 100 N. Charles Street has seen its fair share of musical storytellers grace the stage since the series' inception in 2015, a lineup that includes the likes of Gretchen Peters and Walt Wilkins. The series serves as a sanctuary for music fans and songwriters alike, providing a space to absorb the essence of songcraft.

Partly funded by the Texas Commission on the Arts, White's up-and-coming show aligns with the “Old Town” and “Identity, Place, and Communications” Big Moves from the Lewisville 2025 vision plan—a municipal blueprint aimed to bolster community through a culture that can be checked out at cityoflewisville.com/Lewisville2025, and The Grand itself is a hub for regional arts, offering up a packed calendar of performances across its main hall and more intimate spaces, whether you're into live music, theater, or dance, its doors are open and forthcoming attractions can be found at LewisvilleGrand.com or by giving the folks over there a call at 972.219.8446 if that's more your speed.

Getting to the venue is a breeze—if you're coming from Interstate 35E, take a right down the Main Street exit, hang a left on Charles, and The Grand will be there waiting with open doors, and for those driving in, you’ll find free parking on Main and Church Streets or just across the road at Lewisville City Hall.