Good Night John Boy has turned Thursdays into a vintage market in the West Loop — think retro racks beneath a disco ball with DJs, pizza and cocktails.

A TV‑show‑inspired entertainment venue will take upper‑floor space at 600 N. Michigan this summer, bringing 21 gaming cubes, bars and a mid‑2026 opening target to the Mag Mile.

Ariana Grande’s eighth album, Petal, is due July 31 and arrives during her Eternal Sunshine Tour — she’s booked five nights at Barclays Center next summer.

Kacey Musgraves will play the Target Center on Sept. 22 as part of her Middle of Nowhere Tour; American Express presale begins May 5 and public sale is May 8.

Valleyfair's Superior Shores Waterpark adds 13 new attractions and reworks the waterpark entrance ahead of a May 23 public opening for the park's 50th season.

Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old former 'The Voice' contestant and Lowcountry community figure, died following a single-vehicle crash in Colleton County, South Carolina.

Rolling Stone is debuting Stateside at Kingston’s Hutton Brickyards with Noah Kahan headlining on July 4. Tickets go on sale April 30 and resales are already circulating.

Walt Disney World set Mickey’s Not‑So‑Scary Halloween Party for Aug. 7–Oct. 31 with 38 nights, a new Stitch dance party, and tickets going on sale in May.

Guests were briefly stranded about 200 feet above Six Flags Fiesta Texas on the Supergirl Sky Flight; the park says an operator stopped the ride after a guest violated policy.

Skyline Park at Ponce City Market reopened with an 18‑hole mini‑golf course and a returning roller rink, plus new flexible tickets and weekday discounts. The overhaul aims to make the roof a repeat‑visit destination.

Aespa’s SYNK : COMPLÆXITY world tour includes a Sept. 18, 2026 stop at UBS Arena in Belmont Park. WEVERSE presales and Ticketmaster onsales open in early May.

Logic and G-Eazy will play Everwise Amphitheater in Indianapolis on Sept. 20, 2026 with Juicy J on select dates. Citi presales start Apr. 28; general sale May 1.

Japan’s Wonder Festival will make its U.S. debut inside MomoCon May 21–24 as the Atlanta show expands past one million square feet of exhibits and gaming.