"Ali," a new musical about Muhammad Ali's life, is set to premiere in Chicago, featuring original music by Teddy Abrams and Q-Tip, with Clint Dyer directing and writing.

The City of St. Louis Park and St. Louis Park Rotary Club are hosting a free Summer Concert Series at Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater. Jeff Dayton is performing on July 13. Various genres will be featured throughout the season.

Washington County Parks announces its 2022 Summer Concert Series at Hagg Lake, featuring Nate Botsford and Rockit Radio, with complementary performances and food vendors.

Chevy Chase is set to appear in Tampa for a "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" screening and Q&A session at the Straz Center on December 1st. Tickets go on sale July 12.

Kennywood Park celebrates Pittsburgh with a "Celebrate Pittsburgh" event featuring Steelers players, the Great Pittsburgh Pierogi Race, and local culture showcases on weekends through July.

Roseville hosts Big Boy No. 4014, the world's largest steam locomotive, for train enthusiasts to view, amidst festivities including live music and historical reenactments.

A winning Match 6 Lotto ticket worth over $2.3 million was sold at Giant Eagle in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, with the store also netting a $10,000 bonus.

Def Leppard, Journey, and Cheap Trick are set to perform at Orlando's Camping World Stadium, with facilities opening in the afternoon and the concert starting at 6 p.m. Shuttle services are available for attendees.

The Mirage in Las Vegas is giving away $1.6 million before rebranding to Hard Rock, with progressive slot and table game cash prizes available to visitors in a limited-time event.

Devaris Lemain Simmons was convicted for firearm possession as a felon and faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. His DNA matched that on a gun found in his car during a March incident.

The article discusses the upcoming construction of the new Surf & Swim Aquatics Facility in Garland, which will include a lazy river, pool, and waterslides.

The mixtape "Dear Summer Vol. 2," championed by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, features 17 tracks that spotlight local musical talents, aiming to enhance community connections through music.

The Grammy Museum in LA will host a K-pop exhibit from August 2 to September 15, featuring artifacts, interactive experiences, and spotlighting acts like BTS and Seventeen.