Sting is launching his "Sting 3.0" tour in Detroit on Sept. 17, featuring a stripped-back trio playing intimate venues, with tickets going on sale March 15.

Red Mountain Center in Mesa celebrates 25 years with an open house including free admission, games, food trucks, a tree planting ceremony, and remarks on community impact.

Marilyn Manson teams up with Five Finger Death Punch for a North American tour, marking his first live shows in five years amid facing abuse allegations.

"The Three Body Problem" premiered at SXSW with a spectacle in Austin as its scenes were projected onto buildings, set to release on Netflix on March 21.

Blaine City Hall is hosting Easter festivities where children can meet the Easter Bunny, enjoy a special breakfast, and participate in activities. Slots are limited and filling fast.

Olivia Rodrigo and Sheryl Crow perform 'If It Makes You Happy' together on Rodrigo's 'Sour' tour in Nashville.

Ice Cube headlines the "Legends of Hip Hop" tour in San Antonio this August, featuring other 90s hip hop icons. Tickets available Friday with a presale for newsletter subscribers.

Weezer announces a tour, "Voyage to the Blue Planet," to celebrate 30 years of their debut album, featuring The Flaming Lips and Dinosaur Jr., with presale tickets available from March 13.

"Barbie The Movie: In Concert" brings the film's soundtrack to live shows, starting in Houston this August, celebrating the movie's box-office success and Oscar-winning song.

The SENSES Block Parties are returning to Old Town Newhall with food, fun, and entertainment on the third Thursday of each month from March to October.

DC's cherry blossoms reached stage three of blooming, signaling a potential early season, despite recent strong winds. The National Cherry Blossom Festival coincides with the anticipated peak bloom period.

SXSW Film Festival in Austin features "Punk Rock Lottery," a documentary about a dynamic music event where local musicians form random bands, which will also take place live at the festival.

"American Fiction" won Best Adapted Screenplay at the 96th Oscars, a triumph for indie films and director Cord Jefferson, who adapted Percival Everett's novel "Erasure." Shot in Massachusetts, the film features Jeffrey Wright as a Black novelist.