Jane's Addiction band members clashed onstage during a Boston show, leading to an early end to their performance and the cancellation of their next concert.

"Harry Potter: The Exhibition" opens in Cambridge, offering interactive displays and props from the franchise.

Connecticut jam-rock band Goose is performing a three-night stint at Boston's MGM Music Hall at Fenway, September 2-4, with their latest lineup including Massachusetts native drummer Cotter Ellis.

Boston celebrates R&B group New Edition with a tribute event including public art, community activities, and a concert. Mayor Wu renames a street and announces "New Edition Day."

Channing Tatum enjoyed a private three-day tour of Salem, exploring the history of the witch trials with his daughter, facilitated by Witch City Walking Tours.

The BCYF Fun Fest at Boston's Clougherty Pool and Doherty Park on August 8, 2024, offers free family-friendly activities, including music, a cookout, and a dance party.

Mariah Carey announced her "Christmas Time" U.S. tour celebrating the 30th anniversary of her album "Merry Christmas," with tickets going on sale in August.

Holland America Line offers a 35-day cruise from Boston to view the 2026 solar eclipse, featuring educational activities and luxury amenities, with prices starting at $7,809.

Netflix is producing a three-part true crime docuseries about the controversial death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe and the subsequent murder trial of his girlfriend, Karen Read.

The musical "The Queen of Versailles" debuts in Boston, starring Kristin Chenoweth and directed by Michael Arden, examining American excess through Jackie Siegel's life.

The mixtape "Dear Summer Vol. 2," championed by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, features 17 tracks that spotlight local musical talents, aiming to enhance community connections through music.

Cambridge launches a free "Screen on the Green" film series for families, with movies and pre-film entertainment in local parks every Wednesday evening from July 10 to August 14.

The Danehy Park Summer Concert Series returns with free live music on Tuesdays from July 9, featuring a diverse lineup including Mercedes Escobar and Albino Mbie. It is a community-centric event in Cambridge.