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Walt Disney World added an Extended Evening Hours night at Hollywood Studios on September 16, 2026, giving on-site resort guests two hours of late-night access to top rides.
Universal Nights will bring after‑hours rides, character meet‑ups and included specialty snacks to Epic Universe on Oct. 3 and 17, with tickets starting at $179.
Lee Brice, Gabby Barrett and Payton Smith will play Ascend Amphitheater on Sept. 5, launching a Labor Day weekend that includes Ole Miss vs. Louisville at Nissan Stadium.
John Travolta will host a star‑studded 50th‑anniversary Ramones tribute at Hollywood Forever on Aug. 30. The night mixes live music, film screenings and proceeds for cancer research.
Sin Bandera brings the Escenas tour to El Paso County Coliseum on September 18, 2026. Amex presale starts July 8 and general sale begins July 10.
As it marks 100 years, the Witte Museum will serve as grand marshal of the Ford Holiday River Parade on Nov. 27, leading the River Walk's 'Holiday Wishes Come True' celebration.
Magic Mike Live has moved its New York debut to Jan. 28, 2027, upending an October opening and leaving group bookings and bachelorette plans uncertain.
Lita Ford and Colt Ford will headline Harley‑Davidson’s new Labor Day festival at the Harley‑Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Sept. 3–6, with music, bike shows and charity rides.
More than 1,000 fans turned Gay Street into a fan zone Monday night as Knoxville hosted a free World Cup watch party with a big screen, DJ and giveaways.
Carlos Santana expanded his Las Vegas residency with eight November shows at the House of Blues, joining September dates and a busy summer tour.
July 6 marks the halfway point to Carnival 2027. A compressed 34‑day season, marquee parades and a floated parade‑rider tax are already shaping plans.
Disney confirmed the Grand Floridian’s life‑size gingerbread house won’t return for 2026; pastry teams will install smaller displays across the resort. Fans are disappointed.
Lauren Bennett, who sang on LMFAO's 'Party Rock Anthem', has died at 37. Her former group G.R.L. announced the news; no cause has been released.
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