Mosswood Meltdown expands its 2026 program: Iggy Pop and Bikini Kill headline, and organizers added six official late‑night afterparties at two downtown clubs. Tickets and VIP tiers are on sale now.

Slightly Stoopid headlines the Field of Dreamz festival at Petco Park on June 13, sharing the bill with Sublime and a stacked reggae‑rock lineup. The daylong event is curated by the band and features VIP packages and two stages.

Rod Stewart canceled his Chula Vista show minutes before it was set to start after the promoter cited a sinus infection. Ticketmaster buyers will receive automatic refunds.

The 73rd Luling Watermelon Thump runs June 25–28 with seed-spitting championships, melon auctions and ticketed evening concerts.

Displace capped a four‑album narrative with Necessity at Crowbar’s sendoff, closing a 36‑song arc as the Ybor venue winds down. The release landed amid a string of farewell shows.

Launch Family Entertainment will open a roughly 35,000‑sq‑ft park at Yosemite Park Shopping Center in Centennial, with construction slated for August and an early‑2027 opening.

Sundance Square filled Thursday as Mexico opened the World Cup against South Africa, turning downtown into a free, festive watch-party hub. Local bars and city screenings kept the crowd loud.

A free neighborhood watch party for Team USA will fill Historic Fourth Ward Park Friday with jumbo screens, food vendors and a cooling station as temperatures rise.

Andaz Miami Beach has launched the A—Z Club, a members-only program centered in a restored 1930s beach house. Memberships are limited and bundle dining, spa and travel perks.

John Mulaney brings his Mister Whatever tour to Nashville’s Ryman for a three‑night stand this Friday–Sunday. Tickets are listed through the venue and ticket partners.

Parker Days marks 50 years in downtown Parker with free concerts, a big carnival and hundreds of vendor booths. Organizers and the town are preparing for heavy crowds.

SIUH Community Park will host a free, family-friendly World Cup fan zone June 29–July 2 with live match screenings and local programming.

BIGBANG’s 20th‑anniversary world tour includes an Oakland stop on Sept. 5, 2026 — one of only two U.S. dates on a 31‑show stadium run. Fans are debating the tiny American footprint.