Roller skates, glow sticks and a disco ball return to City Hall Plaza as Donna Summer's nephew keeps her Boston legacy spinning.

Frontman Matt Quinn once wrote a hit song as a Northeastern student. Now Mt. Joy returns to headline Boston's biggest arena.

The historic Lowell Memorial Auditorium hosts a live Q&A and screening on October 29, with VIP tickets offering a photo-op with Arquette himself.

Boston gets a Run for Your Lives stop with tickets from $189 to $733, plus a new drummer behind the kit.

From Boston Harbor to Salt Lake City, the Jersey Shore star turned open-format DJ has new music coming, too.

The 2025 debut sold out so fast organizers doubled the length — now cowboys chase Vegas points at 302 Northern Ave.

The 8,600-square-foot venue lands at 200 State Street, next door to Boston's Museum of Illusions.

The singer behind ‘Tell It to My Heart’ joins a lineup that once included Wayne Newton and the Village People.

The Framingham High grad once wrestled as Christian Casanova on New England indie shows before headlining SmackDown in Boston.

Mount Auburn Cemetery's Hazel Dell will host a David Lynch and Wim Wenders double bill, with strict no-touching-the-headstones rules in place.

Boston Lights lights up Jamaica Plain through November 8, with 100-foot bamboo tunnels and a spooky October twist.

Slick City's 35,000-square-foot Milford park will hire up to 100 workers and open on Beaver Street.

A Royal 9 Baccarat side bet at the Everett resort paid out over $1.6 million to a Quincy gambler on July 25.