Two-day passes start under $14 as more than forty local bands and DJs take over the resurrected Little Haiti dive bar.

The free downtown festival draws 45,000-plus fans yearly and pumps roughly $1.2 million into El Paso's economy.

The robot love story that swept six Tonys lands at the Orpheum next summer, closing out ATG San Francisco's Broadway season.

Tickets start at $45.50 as the Grammy-winning producer plays the historic Geary Boulevard hall next Wednesday.

More than 30 artists hit three stages Saturday as the Little Five Points record shop that hosted Andre 3000 and Weezer turns 35.

The NoDa festival pairs 30 diaspora films with a mental health panel, tackling a topic organizers say many families avoid discussing.

Sixteen years of cardboard props become a walk-through terminal at The Hairport, open through December 20.

The Midtown landmark turned an open-air terrace into the climate-controlled Arcade Lounge, its latest guest upgrade since 2018.

Audiences get earpieces to eavesdrop on backstage chaos when 10 out of 12 hits MATCH in April 2027.

The historic Durham band has two months to raise funds so all 80 student musicians can make the New Orleans trip.

Fair Lane's 56-room house, powerhouse and garage will host tours and rentable event spaces after a $15 to $18 million restoration.

Singers, actors and dancers from Haiti take Miami's biggest stage Saturday, just as TPS protections vanish for thousands of local families.

Which Side? started as a pub hootenanny at the Lizard Lounge and now packs rooms with speakers, songs and strangers meeting strangers.