Nelly is commemorating the 25th anniversary of "Country Grammar" with a 2025 'Where The Party At' global tour, featuring early 2000s artists such as Ja Rule and Eve. Phoenix will host a concert on August 28.

The Phoenix Travel & Adventure Show returns, offering insights from industry experts and exclusive travel deals at the Phoenix Convention Center on February 15 and 16.

Bays Mountain Park is hosting its final laser light shows of the year, featuring festive music and tributes to Taylor Swift and Queen. Tickets are on sale for these popular, time-limited events.

Indigenous Enterprise, a Phoenix-based dance troupe, introduced Native representation at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, performing powwow dance despite rain and challenges.

Owen Wilson joined Travis Scott on stage at Rolling Loud Miami, which may relate to his film project "Rolling Loud."

J. Cole is offering $1 tickets for his Madison Square Garden show, continuing his tradition of making live performances accessible to fans at minimal cost.

Atlanta rapper T.I. will perform at Traverse City's National Cherry Festival in 2025, confirmed for July 2, after cancelling in 2024 due to a family commitment.

Brier Creek Community Center offers weekly backyard games for individuals aged 8 and up, every Tuesday night, with indoor or outdoor settings dependent on weather.

The film "The Six Triple Eight," featuring the all-Black, all-female WWII battalion, premiered, with veterans like Fannie McClendon attending. The unit's story of overcoming adversity is now commemorated on screen.

Billie Eilish fans were turned away at a Glendale concert despite purchasing tickets through third-party vendors due to Ticketmaster policies, leading to distress among fans and a debate over ticket legitimacy and scalping.

Hozier is set to headline Summerfest in Milwaukee on June 20, 2025, making his debut at the festival with a performance that's part of his "Unreal Unearth" tour.

Jamie Foxx got injured from a glass thrown at him during a confrontation at his birthday dinner in a Beverly Hills restaurant. The police report no arrests but confirmed an altercation occurred.

Due to a dispute with the Musicians Union of Las Vegas, Nevada Ballet Theatre will perform "The Nutcracker" with pre-recorded music instead of a live orchestra.