"Forbidden Broadway" returns to Boston's Emerson Colonial Theater with Gerard Alessandrini's satire on musicals, including a tribute to Stephen Sondheim.

Katy Perry announces her 2025 "Lifetimes Tour", starting May 7 with tickets on sale from January 31, featuring music from her "143" album and classic hits.

A $6.13 million Megabucks jackpot was won by a ticket purchased at Rockland Liquors in Massachusetts, marking the fifth win since the game's redesign in November 2023.

Keith Lockhart celebrates his 30th anniversary with the Boston Pops, featuring Cynthia Erivo's debut on May 8. Despite his tenure, Lockhart emphasizes the music over his personal milestone.

Country music star Thomas Rhett will perform at Fenway Park on July 19, with tickets going on sale January 17. This marks a significant tour stop for Rhett, who had hoped to play at Fenway since his early career.

Chicago, the iconic rock band, announces 36 new tour dates for 2025, including a Boston performance on August 2, with tickets going on sale January 17. The band continues to tour after decades of success.

Jason Aldean and Brooks & Dunn announce a Fenway Park show in Boston set for May 30, with tickets on sale Friday.

Mayor Wu leads Boston's 28th Annual Enchanted Trolley Tour to spread holiday cheer with tree lightings and Santa visits, supported by Bank of America.

Kendrick Lamar and SZA have announced their "Grand National Tour" for 2025, with tickets going on sale in December. They will perform in 19 cities including a show at Gillette Stadium.

AC/DC announces their first U.S. stadium tour in nine years, including a performance at Gillette Stadium on May 4, 2025, featuring hits and tracks from "Power Up."

Massachusetts's new economic development bill mandates that ticket resale must happen through the original purchase platform, drawing criticism for potentially harming fans and limiting market competition.

John Krasinski is named People's Sexiest Man Alive for 2024, succeeding Patrick Dempsey, and discusses the honor on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."

Tyler, the Creator performed a surprise 30-minute rooftop show at Boston's Lovejoy Wharf, drawing fans to an intimate session where he showcased his new album "Chromakopia."