Ryan Bingham had already released two critically acclaimed albums before T-Bone Burnett got a hold of him in 2009. No telling if The Orbans have a new release on the horizon, but this show would be a great place to be the first to know.ДЁ p.m. The second opening act, McKinney singer-songwriter Ghost Cloak, will also release a new EP in conjunction with the show. Yeah Huh will be one of the two acts opening the show for The Orbans that night, celebrating the release of its new EP. Since 2014, three-fifths of the group - guitarist Kenny Hollingsworth, drummer Jordan Elder and bassist Cliff Wright - formed Yeah Huh with former Oil Boom singer Ryan Taylor. Known for its mix of pop hooks, heavy twang and rock 'n' roll power, The Orbans' sound has been greatly missed for these last seven years. The Orbans have been nearly silent since they played a run of shows back in 2014. Rock band The Orbans will return for one night only this Saturday night at Main At South Side in the band's hometown of Fort Worth. If the weather doesn't permit, the folks at Lola's will just move it inside.ДЁ p.m. This has all the makings of an epic night for local music. Then there is the long-standing Fort Worth punk band The Dangits, who have been keeping it going since 2009. Crooked Bones follow with haunted surf rock that is as mesmerizing to listen to as it is enticing to dance to. Patient: 0 from Fort Worth is a relatively new punk band with some classic influences, drawing from Black Flag, Minor Threat and The Ramones.

Denton rock band and headliner The Infamists have a reputation for putting on an incredible showВ and for raunchy videos and long-term bromance. Weather permitting, Lola's Trailer Park is putting on such an incredible lineup of local talent, it's a shame to put just one in the heading. Virginia singer-songwriter Kate Bollinger opens the show for Webster Thursday night at The Studio at The Factory.Д¦:30 p.m. The now 24-year-old singer released her fourth album, I Know I'm Funny Haha, last summer to universal acclaim from critics and found her way onto several year-end, best-of lists.

Webster has maintained a love of hip-hop throughout her music career while performing a seamless blend of alt-folk and indie-R&B for a dream-pop sound that is minimalistic in its songwriting and massive in its impact. Raised in a family of musicians - a mother who played the fiddle, a grandfather who played the bluegrass guitar and a brother who played rock - Webster would perform at open mic nights with her friends as part of a rap group. 3, at The Studio at The Factory, 2727 Canton St., $30+ at axs.comДЄtlanta singer Faye Webster self-released her first album when she was 16 years old. Authority Zero will be supported by local bands From Parts Unknown and Phorids Thursday night at Three Links.Д§ p.m. The album was met favorably by critics for its showcasing of the band's melodic skills and upbeat tempos. Authority Zero released its most recent album, Ollie Ollie Oxen Free, last summer. The band has changed often over the decades, frequently replacing members as they move on to other projects. When they saw how quickly DeVore could write a catchy hook, the rest was history. The band started as a high school group that really just noodled around on their instruments until DeVore came to visit his friend and then-guitarist Jerry Douglas. Led by vocalist Jason DeVore since 1994, Arizona skate punk band Authority Zero has been going strong for just a shade under three decades, producing eight studio albums and three live, acoustic albums. It's going to be a little crazy Thursday night, but the rest of your concert week looks like smooth sailing.Д§ p.m. Wednesday is a surprisingly busy night for live music this week with three shows in Denton, Dallas and Fort Worth from a Japanese psych band, a technical death metal band and a legendary surf-punk band, respectively. Local music fans will have some serious decisions to make Saturday when The Orbans make a one-night-only appearance at Main At South Side at the same time The Infamists take the stage across town at Lola's Trailer Park.

The week starts off, however, with two shows in Deep Ellum with a punk rock show headlined by Authority Zero at Three Links and a little bit of dream-pop at The Studio at The Factory from Fay Webster. Over half of the best concerts in North Texas are in Fort Worth this week, two of them at Tulips. It's a week of smaller shows in North Texas, save for Oscar-winning singer-songwriter Ryan Bingham's solo performance in Fort Worth this weekend.

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