Primus and MonoNeon performed in Arizona, with John Hoffman on drums showcasing '90s hits, improvisations, and addressing social issues in their sets.

The Coon Rapids Police reminded "Night to Unite" hosts to pick up their swag bags and t-shirts ahead of the community event fostering police-resident bonds.

Cleveland honored its comic book heritage with the unveiling of a new Superman statue and a tribute plaza to creators Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and muse Joanne Siegel.

Flagstaff plans an event on Aug. 11 to honor WWII Navajo Code Talkers, including cultural performances and speeches, open to the public with provided meals.

The Isley Brothers will perform at the Live at the Garden event in Memphis on September 19, replacing the Steve Miller Band after their tour cancellation.

Excitement filled Grant Park as Lollapalooza began, with attendees paying up to $2,000 for tickets. Headliners Tyler, The Creator and Luke Combs, and acts like Gracie Abrams and Sierra Ferrell, highlighted the festival's diverse lineup.

The Sound Bites Music & Food Festival is set for October 11, 2025, in Gilbert, AZ, featuring Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers. Tickets are on sale, with various price options.

A man from Fall River became a millionaire after a casual stop for kids' slushies led him to purchase a winning $2 million Powerball ticket at Cumberland Farms.

West Street Plaza in Reno is hosting "Flicks on the Bricks" outdoor movie nights, starting August 1, with free films provided by the Cordillera International Film Festival.

Another Planet Entertainment hosts free concerts in San Francisco with performances by Poolside and Shaboozey, marking the end of their summer series and celebrating local record label Empire's 15th anniversary.

San Antonio offers free downtown events in August, with activities like the Market Square Summer Bash and Labor Day Celebration, Sunday classes at La Villita, and Lunch Break on Houston Street, complete with entertainment and artisanal goods.

Gen Con, the largest tabletop gaming convention in Indianapolis, has sold out for 2025, with more than 70,000 attendees expected for gaming, cosplay, and community events.

Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater hosts Open Mic Night on July 31, from 7-8 pm, where locals showcase talents. Backup indoor venue available in case of bad weather.