All Things Go returns to Merriweather Post Pavilion Sept. 25–27 with Hayley Williams, Mitski and Brandi Carlile headlining. Presale opens May 6 at 10 a.m. ET.

Annapolis Baygrass added three artists-at-large and unveiled "Every Jam Heals the Bay" as it prepares to return to Sandy Point on Sept. 1920.

Baltimore will host Sail250 Maryland June 24–30, a weeklong festival with tall ships, free neighborhood festivals and a two-day Blue Angels airshow. Local events include living-history exhibits, food contests and an airport open house.

Baltimore has tapped Finn Group and Knitting Factory Entertainment to manage Pier Six, pairing a local promoter with a national operator as the city looks to refresh the Inner Harbor venue’s summer lineup.

A Texas trucker’s spontaneous $30 Ace of Spades scratch-off bought in Hagerstown turned into a $2 million jackpot after a 200X multiplier.

Baltimore's AFRAM Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary with performances by Charlie Wilson, Mario, The LOX, and others during the Juneteenth weekend.

J. Cole will bring The Fall‑Off Tour to CFG Bank Arena on July 23, 2026. Presales begin Feb. 17 and the general on‑sale starts Feb. 20.

Baltimore’s Turnstile scored its first Grammy wins, earning Best Metal Performance and Best Rock Album, marking a major career milestone for the hometown band.

Maryland is working on a proposal for a new Sphere entertainment venue at National Harbor, which could have a significant economic impact and create thousands of jobs.

BTS is scheduled to perform in Baltimore on August 10-11 as part of their 2026 world tour after their military hiatus, with ticket sales starting soon.

Morgan State University's Marching Band performed at the 137th Rose Parade in Pasadena, as highlighted by their university and covered by FOX Baltimore and CBS News Baltimore.

Baltimore's Kennedy Krieger Institute started its 36th annual Festival of Trees fundraiser, featuring over 850 trees and supporting neurodevelopmental work.

Meghan Trainor announces her "The Get In Girl Tour," including a Baltimore stop and a new album release. Proceeds support The Trevor Project, with tickets available starting November 18 for American Express members.