George Strait plans a special concert at Kyle Field in Texas on June 15, with tickets on sale March 28. He'll perform with Parker McCollum and Catie Offerman.

The Great Texas Airshow, featuring the US Air Force Thunderbirds, will return to JBSA-Randolph on April 6-7 with free admission, offering various aerial acts, military displays, and STEM activities.

The Gaslight Anthem announces a major US summer tour and a new EP featuring a Billie Eilish cover. The tour marks the band's return to live performances.

Grupo Firme is set to perform their high-energy "La Ultima Peda" tour at the Prudential Center on June 15, promising a night of catchy melodies and fan singalongs.

The Ultra Music Festival returns to Miami this weekend, featuring top DJs and expecting large crowds, with extended public transport hours and a focus on safety and security.

Pennsylvania Lottery's system upgrade halts Mega Millions and Powerball sales on March 19, affecting ticket purchases and prize claims, in line with modernization efforts.

Peoria’s Paloma Community Park hosts the final event in the 'Music in March' series with Desert Dixie performing live on March 24 from 4 to 6 pm. The free concert offers country music and local food trucks.

Fort Worth offers a free screening of "A Decent Home," a documentary about the wealth gap and mobile home residents, at the Modern Art Museum on April 4.

President Biden declared March 19, 2024, as National Agriculture Day to honor American farmers and address their economic challenges, highlighting legislation to support small-scale agriculture and enhance market competition.

Cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C., and Japan are blooming earlier due to climate change, with D.C. seeing its earliest bloom in 20 years and an ongoing trend in Japan.

ELO announces "The Over and Out Tour" as their final series of live performances, starting August 24 in California.

Ensemble Arts Philly announces a Broadway lineup for the 2024-2025 season, featuring hits like "MJ: The Musical," "Hamilton," and "Life of Pi," among others, with subscriptions starting at $37 per show.

The late Toby Keith was named a 2024 inductee into the Country Music Hall of Fame posthumously, an honor announced after his death from stomach cancer.