GLOBAL ROOTS AND BRIDAL DREAMS SHAPE ESÉ GREMBOWSKI’S COUTURE JOURNEY
Welcome to our September Style Issue
“Style is the only thing you can’t buy. It’s not in a shopping bag, a label, or a price tag. It’s something reflected from our soul to the outside world - an emotion.” - Alber Elbaz
Park Cities Lifestyle purposefully shares polished and evocative language appealing to a discerning audience, YOU - the homeowners of our beloved Park Cities area. We are more than aesthetics - we are a refined expression of taste, sophistication and timeless elegance conveying an effortless sense of exclusivity and refinement. This month we share a refined expression of taste, sophistication and timeless elegance through the eyes of three variations of approach to style. Please take time to peruse our pages to experience some of our local imagery and exclusivity in refinement.
Note acclaimed designer Ese’ Azenabor as she shares the premier fashion couture’ design of her studios- both here in Dallas and in New York City; Laura Petka Art whose paintings are a balance between boldness and subtlety; and meet Preservation Beauty’s Livia Perez whose passion is enhancing each individual’s unique beauty.
In most simple terms, STYLE is the way something looks, sounds, or feels that makes it special or unique. It’s how you present yourself or your work - through clothing, our choice of words, personal design, or even behavior. Style shows your personality or taste, and helps you stand out. Whether it’s writing, fashion, a room’s decoration or most importantly how others feel when they are around you - style is the creative touch that makes each of these aspects your own.
As I’ve said previously - Life is meant to be lived, and in all honesty, it is up to each and every one of us to reach out and embrace our own exploration - hence, our own style.
“Good looks at the heart, not the outward appearance"
1 Samuel 16;7
LINDA LIVINGSTON, PUBLISHER @PARKCITIESLIFESTYLE
September 2025
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Final days of Parade of Playhouses
To celebrate the final days of Parade of Playhouses, Dallas CASA hosted The Closing Party on June 26 at Bread Winners, NorthPark Center. It was a fun evening to recognize and thank all the sponsors, builders, architects, and friends who made the 30th anniversary event so special. Pictured is Marvin Jackson, Rafael Cordero, Kali Surguine, and Allen Zreet.
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Featuring Keenan Silverman, the chief creative officer at MARKET in Highland Park Village
As the chief creative officer of MARKET in Highland Park Village, Keenan Silverman has spearheaded its wildly popular incubator program for emerging designers who want to test pilot the Texas market. Since 2019 Silverman has transformed MARKET to a shopping destination through its designer pop-up program and by bringing in coveted designers such as Cult Gaia, JW Anderson, Rosie Assoulin, Toteme, Christopher Esber and Spinelli Kilcollin. Upcoming events include MARKET's renovated jewelry department launches in September with Spinelli Kilcollin being its first jewelry focused pop-up.
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Dreams Into THREADING LEGACY
Global roots and bridal dreams shape Esé Grembowski’s couture journey.
ARTICLE BY LAUREN STONE
When Esé Grembowski moved to Dallas to pursue a master’s degree in accounting at SMU, she had no idea the city would be where she’d find her voice, and her future, in fashion.
“This was the first time I was on my own, not living under my parents’ roof,” says the Nigerian-born, Canada-raised designer. “I realized it was my chance to take a leap of faith and really pursue my fashion dreams.”
Grembowski has been designing dresses since the age of eight, creating her first garment before most kids had mastered tying their shoes. But her Nigerian upbringing emphasized academic achievement in more traditional fields. “My parents were very focused on education,” she says. “They wanted me to do something in the medical or financial field, so I chose accounting. But fashion was always my God-given gift.”
After just one semester at SMU, Grembowski made a bold choice: she left her graduate program and devoted herself full-time to design. Drawing on her multicultural background— including her childhood in Nigeria, upbringing in Canada, time spent in London, and international travels—she developed a distinct aesthetic rooted in global influences.
“In Nigeria, we celebrate even the smallest holiday with the brightest colors, beading, and intricate fabrics,” she says. “Even though my designs are not 100% African-inspired, those early influences still guide me.”
Grembowski’s design process is grounded in storytelling. Each new collection begins with a single word: an emotion or symbol that anchors her vision. “It helps keep the collection focused and intentional. From there, we design custom fabrics, refine silhouettes, and reinvent classics.”
This fall, Grembowski will showcase her latest evening and bridal collections at New York Fashion Week in September and New York Bridal Fashion
Week in October—an annual highlight the Esé Azénabor team looks forward to with great excitement.
While she still adores designing evening wear, bridal has become the beating heart of her brand. “I didn’t expect to fall into bridal, but I feel so blessed that I did,” Grembowski says. “It’s the greatest feeling to be trusted with the moment a woman has dreamed about since she was a little girl.”
That trust is something Grembowski never takes for granted. “One day I won’t be here, but that photo of a bride
in her gown? That stays,” she says. “Maybe her daughter or granddaughter pulls it out and alters it for her own big day. It becomes part of a family’s story.”
This year, as she celebrates a decade of her brand, Grembowski steps into a new chapter with the opening of a 7,000-square-foot showroom in the Park Cities. With locations in Dallas and New York, and gowns carried in more than 26 boutiques worldwide, her reach is growing—but her mission stays the same: to help women feel powerful, beautiful, and unforgettable.
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THE VIBRANT EBB AND FLOW OF REAL LIFE IS THE HEARTBEAT OF DALLAS PAINTER LAURA PETKA’S STRIKING FINE ART
CONNECTING AND RESONATING
PHOTOGRAPHY BY HARWOOD PHOTOGRAPHY
Laura Petka
Photography: Harwood Photography
Laura Petka’s creativity began at a young age and has blossomed over the years. “I’ve been a painter and an artist for as long as I can remember—really, since childhood,” she says.
Nowadays, the Park Cities resident is a treasured professional with an impressive list of clients and an impeccable reputation.
Her large-scale, highly textured paintings anchor rooms with depth, dimension, and visual impact—perfect for the elevated, design-conscious spaces that Dallas is known for.
Dynamic, vibrant, and textured, Petka’s paintings are remarkably affordable, ranging from $4,000 to $9,500, depending on size.
“THERE’S SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL ABOUT CREATING ART IN THE SAME COMMUNITY WHERE I’M ALSO RAISING MY FAMILY.”
Petka spent six years of her career as an art gallery director in the Dallas design district, gaining a wealth of knowledge before embarking on her journey as a fine art artist.
In 2017, a family emergency changed everything, shutting down her painting for an extended period.
“This experience was a turning point for me in many ways, including in my art, and the Lord’s provision for me during this time gave me a whole new clarity on life.”
Over time, things improved, and the mother of four was eventually able to return to her work.
“If not for the unique journey my family experienced with the illness of our son, my work wouldn’t be what it is today,” she says.
“The valleys we endured shaped not only the person I am today, but the work I desire to create.”
As her body of work and critical recognition grow, Petka’s consumer base continues to expand with partnerships in Round Top, San Antonio, and Austin.
Each piece carries a deeper narrative, inspired by life’s highs and lows, and opens doors for real conversations.
“Collectors are drawn to my work not only for the aesthetic but for the emotional resonance behind every brushstroke,” says Petka.
“My journey—from personal hardships to healing—gives my art a level of vulnerability and truth that creates a genuine connection with collectors,” she says.
“My work doesn’t consist of trenddriven pieces—it is original, fine art meant to last … I create with intention and originality, offering collectors something timeless, meaningful, and archival,” she says.
Photography: Harwood Photography
Petka believes art should reflect life in all its complexity. “Art should reflect the raw, textured layers of life—both its beauty and its brokenness—inviting connection, emotion, and a deeper understanding of our journeys,” says Petka.
“I want my art to resonate with people, their stories, and reflect something personal about their lives, making my art a cohesive and beautiful layer within every collector’s home.”
“The bold, textured clusters on my canvases reflect and symbolize the way life’s defining experiences—grief, healing, joy, faith, motherhood—run together and collide, creating unexpected beauty.”
One of Petka’s greatest joys is living and working in the Park Cities near many of her clients, which allows her to build personal and professional relationships with collectors.
“There’s something special about creating art in the same community where I’m raising my family and building a life. The support I’ve received has been a steady reminder that what I’m doing matters—not only as an artist, but as a person living out a calling.”
Petka believes the most meaningful work comes from a place of truth, vulnerability, and lived experience.
“My goal is to create pieces that not only fill a client’s space but connect deeply with the person living alongside my work.”
Website: LauraPetkaArt.com
Contact: Laura@LauraPetkaArt.com
TAKING A CONSULTATIVE APPROACH to Med Spa Beauty
PRESERVATION BEAUTY LEADER LIVIA PEREZ HELPS CLIENTS ACHIEVE PERSONALIZED BEAUTY.
ARTICLE BY KELSEY KOSH
Livia Perez
Growing up, Livia Perez was the beauty guru of her friend group. “I was always doing my friends’ hair and makeup, and I was always that go-to person for all their beauty things, even for weddings, prom, or homecoming,” she remembers. Her mom encouraged her to open a salon, but her love of math and science drew her toward the medical field. She graduated from Texas Christian University with a nursing degree and worked in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Parkland Hospital for five years.
She eventually took on a second gig working with a plastic surgeon. “I just didn’t want to be in the O.R.” Perez says, “I liked the medical side of things a lot more when I was working for the surgeon.” When she discovered injections, she had found her passion. She left the plastic surgery practice to work at Renew Beauty in Northpark Mall, before taking roles at several SkinSpirit locations in DFW.
Over her years in the industry, Perez has realized she likes to take a more consultative, less sales-forward approach to medical spa procedures. “I just wanted to offer more of a boutique feel for my clients,” she says. “I wanted to offer a space where, when they come in, I’m never going to sell them on something that they don’t need. I wanted them to feel like they could continue trusting me.” She became a nurse practitioner in 2023 to incorporate more aspects of wellness into her approach to beauty.
She opened her own medical spa, Preservation Beauty, in April on the edges of University Park and Preston Hollow—and her clients followed. She works with each of them closely and individually, providing a full facial balancing consult and a yearlong treatment plan that often combines skincare, injectables, and laser treatments. “I believe in multiple modalities,” she explains. “I don’t believe that injectables alone will give people beautiful skin and the results they want.”
That means also addressing health and wellness in her recommendations. For example, Perez might tell a Botox client to take zinc and copper supplements to help extend the results of their treatment or help a client seeking a hair replacement therapy rule out any other medical causes.
“[Clients will] come in and say, ‘Oh, I’m losing my hair. Can we do a hair restoration treatment?’ I tell them, ‘Well, I want you to go to your labs done, check first, and make sure that this isn’t a cause of something else: Maybe you’re low in vitamin D, or you’re having some kind of thyroid problem,’” Perez says.
Preservation Beauty’s treatment options go far beyond traditional Botox and fillers. Perez says collagen stimulating treatments, including Sculptra, have been particularly popular lately among her clientele. Sculptra is a bio-stimulating injectable that activates the body’s natural collagen production. “We also have Sofwave, which is ultrasound technology, and it stimulates collagen and elastin and hyaluronic acid,” Perez says.
In the short-term, Perez hopes to continue growing her client base, perfecting her consultative approach, and incorporating wellness into what she does. “Right now, we really just want to perfect what we have,” she says. She also hopes to open a second location. “Maybe in Southlake,” she posits. “Everybody has a different story that brought them into my chair… and I just love being a part of that journey.”
Find out more at preservationbeautyclinic.com
LIVIA PEREZ’S TOP THREE TIPS FOR MED SPA TREATMENTS
1. DO YOUR RESEARCH
“I give my patients or people who are inquiring [about treatments] a lot of education in the room, but I also want them to educate themselves. I give them a lot of facts, a lot of studies, and a lot of resources.”
2. HAVE REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
“You’re not going to [immediately] have face lift results. If you maintain what we are doing, it can buy you time until that time does come.”
3. MAINTAIN YOUR TREATMENT REGIMEN
“You’ll age gracefully that way. You can’t just come [once] and then not come for a year and a half. You have to be very consistent with your skincare, with your treatments, with everything.”
Timeless Beauty Awaits
Preservation Beauty, located in Park Cities, Dallas stands out as a leading aesthetic clinic offering top-tier luxury services like Sculptra, Wrinkle relaxers, Dermal fillers, Sofwave, Microneedling, Skin treatments and Medical grade skincare. We take pride in delivering natural, elegant results that help you feel your most confident in your own skin. Owner and Nurse Practitioner, Livia was placed in the top 100 best aesthetic injectors national directory through nominations by peers and clients.
As part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing your unique beauty through personalized care, we are proud to announce that we now offer Sofwave—a groundbreaking treatment in non-invasive skin rejuvenation, firming, and lifting. This FDA-cleared treatment uses Synchronous Ultrasound Parallel Beam (SUPERB) technology to stimulate collagen and elastin production beneath the surface of the skin.
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WHERE THE BAY meets bliss
DISCOVER LUXURY AND FAMILY-FOCUSED RELAXATION AT LOEWS CORONADO BAY RESORT
ARTICLE BY ANGELA BROOCKERD
PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
Perched gracefully on a private peninsula, surrounded by the waters of the San Diego Bay, Loews Coronado Bay Resort offers more than a vacation — it’s an invitation to immerse yourself in a world where coastal serenity meets refined comfort. Just minutes from the heart of downtown San Diego and the charming village of Coronado, the resort strikes a harmonious balance between easy elegance and meaningful connection.
From the moment you step into one of the resort’s 440 thoughtfully appointed guest rooms and suites, you’re welcomed by the coastal charm of soft textures, ocean-inspired palettes, and modern amenities. Spacious bathrooms—some with deep soaking bathtubs—invite you to unwind, while private balconies offer panoramic views that evolve with every visit. Whether you’re overlooking the downtown skyline, the Loews Marina, or the resort’s lush gardens and pools, each room presents a new angle of paradise.
For those seeking ultimate privacy and residential-style living, the resort’s eight exclusive Waterfront Villas are a destination unto themselves. Nestled just above the bay’s edge
and set apart from the main property, these villas are designed to feel like private sanctuaries, complete with generous living spaces and direct, unobstructed water views. Ideal for romantic escapes, special celebrations, or multi-generational stays, the Villas redefine what it means to “stay on the water.”
What truly distinguishes Loews Coronado Bay Resort is its ability to offer curated luxury alongside approachable, heartfelt hospitality. The resort’s team is known for going the extra mile—from greeting returning guests by name to remembering your favorite glass of wine at dinner. Whether celebrating a special occasion with a surprise amenity or creating custom family-friendly experiences, the personal touches here are genuine and unforgettable.
Guests enjoy in the abundance of on-site activities, including swimming, ping pong, cornhole, and a lively pool deck perfect for soaking in the Southern California sun. During the summer months, complimentary pickleball courts and the Loews at the Strand beach service—complete with lounge chairs, umbrellas, towels, and sand toys—make it easy to enjoy Coronado’s pristine shores. And for those looking to explore the island, a complimentary shuttle to Coronado Village offers a seamless way to enjoy local boutiques, restaurants, and historic sites.
At Loews Coronado Bay Resort, families aren’t just welcomed—they’re celebrated. With the Loews Loves Families program, every detail is designed to make traveling with little ones more joyful and effortless. Parents of babies and toddlers can take advantage of Hello Bello bath and bedtime kits, while Little Spoon purees are available through in-room dining and select resort restaurants.
Children will love the Loews Little Legend program, a fun and engaging activity series where kids can collect stamps while kite flying, swimming, and making s’mores under the stars. Complete the adventures over one stay or several, and young guests will be crowned a Loews Little Legend, receiving a special prize and memories to last a lifetime.
Even four-legged family members get the royal treatment. As a pet-friendly resort, Loews Coronado Bay makes sure your furry companions feel at home, with access to scenic gardens, the marina lawn, and nearby Silver Strand State Beach. Upon arrival, pets receive exclusive amenities, including
gourmet treats crafted by the chef, bowls, a collar tag, and more—because pets deserve pampering, too.
No stay is complete without indulging in the flavors of Southern California, and Crown Landing, the resort’s signature restaurant. Helmed by Executive Chef Ana Rosales, the menu celebrates land and sea through sustainable partnerships with local purveyors like Catalina Offshore Products. Highlights include local catch of the day, rich seafood linguine, and a silky Coronado clam chowder spiked with jalapeño and bacon. Chef Rosales infuses the menu with the soul of her Mexican heritage, creating a culinary experience that is both comforting and elevated.
Cays Lounge, with its fire pit–lined terrace overlooking the marina and downtown skyline, is a favorite for evening cocktails and relaxed bites. For casual fare, La Cantina offers fresh, south-of-the-border flavors poolside, while Silver Strand Exchange keeps guests fueled with grab-and-go options for beach days and excursions.
At Sea Spa + Fitness, guests will discover one of the premier wellness retreats in San Diego. From CBD-infused massages and rejuvenating facials to side-by-side treatments for parents and children, the spa offers something for every traveler. One of the few resort spas in the region to feature a Watsu pool, Sea Spa is designed to restore body and spirit. Complimentary yoga, stretching, sound healing, and spin classes round out a wellness-forward experience that can be tailored to any level of activity.
With its own private marina, the resort is a natural playground for water lovers. Guests can rent paddleboards, kayaks, and sailboats right from the dock—or hop on a bike and explore the scenic Silver Strand Bike Path, a coastal trail bordered by the Pacific Ocean on one side and San Diego Bay on the other.
And for those visiting for business or group retreats, Loews Coronado Bay Resort offers versatile meeting spaces and scenic venues that seamlessly transition from day to night. From sunset sails off the marina to group pickleball tournaments and al fresco cocktail receptions, the resort offers countless ways to connect.
What makes Loews Coronado Bay Resort truly unforgettable is its one-of-a-kind location. Nestled on a secluded stretch of coastline with panoramic views of the bay, city, and Coronado Bridge, the resort feels worlds away from everyday life—yet it’s just minutes from the vibrant energy of downtown San Diego. Whether you’re watching the sun rise over the water from your balcony, dining under the stars with the skyline as your backdrop, or simply breathing in the salty breeze, every moment here is filled with possibility.
At Loews Coronado Bay Resort, luxury isn’t just about what you see—it’s about how you feel. And from the first welcome to the last look back at the bay, that feeling is unforgettable.
LIVING STYLE in
THE INTERSECTION OF FASHION AND HOME
ARTICLE BY TYLER AMADEUS PHOTOGRAPHY BY ADRIEN KING AND ALEC WALWORTH
INthis unexpected love affair, fashion and interiors are more than just a simple pairing—they are rooted in culture, creativity, and the human desire for self-expression.
As conscious consumers of the 21st century, participating in a retail landscape that is oversaturated and struggling to adapt to the ever-changing demands of the modern customer, our purchasing power should not only respond to a feeling of want but also prioritize items that reflect who we are and who we aspire to be. This is clearly visible through the representation of fashion and interiors.
Although we tend to consider cost-perwear primarily when it comes to clothing, this same principle applies to furniture and the function it brings to the home. Aesthetics and functionality both play a role in this pairing, painting a picture for
the rest of the world of who the wearer is and how they live in their space.
The woman who wears a blazer with sharp shoulders that makes her feel powerful in her everyday life—or the black dress that gives her a necessary boost of confidence—may naturally gravitate toward sleek, modern furniture that feels equally strong and elevates the space where the modern woman thrives.
In the same way, someone who prefers an effortless ensemble—like their favorite white T-shirt and comfortable denim jeans—may also look for home pieces that
are functional and make their guests feel at ease. Even a handmade rug, one that sparks conversation about where it was found and adds a focal point to a room, mirrors how we search our closets for a sweater tied to a cherished memory.
Just as we carefully choose outfits to express ourselves, it’s equally important to ensure that our living spaces are designed with the same intention. More than ever, modern buyers are making purchasing decisions based on personal morals and values, forming a new wave of consumers who seek products that are both high-quality and environmentally or socially conscious, whether for themselves or their homes.
The following imagery affirms that living a timeless lifestyle across all aspects of life is possible through the thoughtful styling of sustainable clothing and vintage furniture. As the modern retail landscape continues to evolve, it’s become increasingly vital to make conscious consumer choices—ones that allow us to express our truest selves through both our wardrobes and the places we call home.
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Amy Appleton
STYLING
Tyler Amadeus
MODEL
Amy Appleton
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A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS
SEPTEMBER 1ST
Holiday/No Class
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No classes.
SEPTEMBER 4TH
The Formation
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden | 7:30 PM
Tribute bands are fine, however, when it’s a special salute to a record-breaking artist like Beyoncé, that’s a much different story – enjoy the music, the dancing, the energy, and the fun. DallasArboretum.org
SEPTEMBER 4TH - 27TH
Stanley Korshak Events
Hotel Crescent Court | Check the website for details
The month’s events include Frank & Eileen Back to School Event in The Shak, September 4 and 5; Kiton Mens Trunk Show, September 4 through 6; and Brunello Cucinelli Womens Trunk Show in Designer, September 25 through 27. StanleyKorshak.com
SEPTEMBER 12TH
Highland Park vs. Jesuit Rangers
Highlander Stadium | 7:00 PM
One of the more heated games on the Scots’ always challenging schedule comes in the form of a crosstown rivalry that boasts a battle of wide-open offensive attacks. ScotsIllustrated.com
SEPTEMBER 12TH
Ronald K. Brown/Evidence
Winspear Opera House | 7:30 PM
A new season of TITAS/Dance Unbound leaps into gear with a spectacular company whose profound and emotionally charged work is designed to be felt rather than merely watched. ATTpac.org
SEPTEMBER 19TH
Highland Park vs. Pulaski Academy
Highlander Stadium | 7:00 PM
The talent-rich high school football program from Little Rock, AR, played a two-game series with the Scots in 2014 and 2015, both at HP, splitting the series at one win apiece. Excitement is building for the early-season gridiron event. ScotsIllustrated.com
SEPTEMBER 20TH - NOVEMBER 2ND
Autumn at the Arboretum
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden | Check the website for details
Marvel at the sight of 100,000 pumpkins, gourds, and squash located throughout the massive Dallas garden set against the stunning background of scenic White Rock Lake. DallasArboretum.org
SEPTEMBER 25TH - 27TH
Chi Omega Christmas Market Hall
| Thurs 1 - 9 p.m., Fri 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Get a jump on holiday shopping at the annual event chock-full of men’s and women’s fashions, unique housewares, tons of cool Christmas swag, and more. ChiOmegaChristmasMarket.org
SEPTEMBER 26TH - OCTOBER 19TH
The State Fair of Texas Fair Park
| Check the website for details
Yee haw! There is always something for everyone at America’s biggest State Fair, with Big Tex, wild rides, legendary fried delights, top entertainment, the best in college football, and more. BigTex.com
Call or text us today to schedule your FREE consultation and level up your smile before the school bell rings!
At LVL Orthodontics, we believe every smile has a story— and fall is the perfect time to begin yours. Whether you need a simple touch-up or advanced care for a complex case, our boutique Highland Park office offers customized treatments for patients of all ages.
This September, we’re offering $500 OFF comprehensive orthodontic treatment to help you start the season with confidence.
From your first consultation to your final reveal, our team provides expert, personalized care in a warm, welcoming environment
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SEPTEMBER 26TH
I’m With Her Majestic Theatre
Together, Grammy-winning singer-songwriters Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O’Donovan, and Sara Watkins present a new force in folk music, a closeknit alliance of unbridled passion aiming for unlimited possibilities. Majestic.DallasCulture.org
SEPTEMBER 27TH
Alabama Shakes
Toyota Music Factory (Irving) | 8:00 PM
Singer-guitarist Brittany Howard and her group went from Southern bar band to Grammy winners with blues-rock numbers, including “Hold On” and “Don’t Wanna Fight,” skyrocketing their way into the nation’s pop culture consciousness.
SEPTEMBER 30TH - OCTOBER 1ST
American Airlines Center | 7:30 p.m.
The red-hot Grammy-winning singer-songwriter is among the freshest voices in contemporary music with a sizzling string of danceable international hits like “New Rules” and “Break My Heart.”
