The Artist Colony in Englewood is hosting its second Woodstock tribute benefit festival on Sunday, April 12 at Pioneer Plaza, 345 W. Dearborn St. This event features live music, local art, and a variety of food and beverages in a vibrant community setting.
Rain might be in the forecast, but it won’t stop the fun across San Francisco’s neighborhoods this month. Eighteen vibrant events—from jazz concerts to block parties—highlight The City’s unwavering commitment to celebrating culture and community.
Georgiana Opry House is set to bring Elvis back to life on March 21 with a tribute event that pairs live music with dinner under the stars. Following a successful Bryan White concert, this full-band Elvis-style production promises to be a memorable evening of entertainment.
A trio of prominent performers—Twenty One Pilots, Zac Brown Band, and Megan Moroney—will lead the 2026 March Madness Music Festival in Indianapolis. This free, annual concert runs from April 3 to 5, coinciding with the NCAA Final Four Weekend’s excitement.
Matthew McNeal and Next of Kin are sharing the stage at The Post. Don’t miss Next of Kin’s 8 p.m. opener before Matthew McNeal takes the spotlight, with tickets available to the public.
Blues slide guitar legend Roy Rogers is returning to Phoenix, only months after his last performance. Fans who witnessed his previous show can expect another evening of powerful, soulful blues rhythms from this highly regarded musician and his trio.
Music lovers in Bellows Falls can look forward to a special two-for-one matinee at Stage 33 Live, described by organizers as “sweet yet weighty.” On Sunday, Jan. 25 at 3 p.m., Carl Goulet and Sandiland & Vincent will share the bill, promising an afternoon of engaging performances.
Stephen Kellogg’s Old Friends Tour arrives at The Post on November 14th, featuring David Ryan Harris in a one-of-a-kind show that unites music and camaraderie. Each tour stop highlights a new friendship, underlining Kellogg’s inventive approach to live performance.
An evening of exceptional music is set to fill The Park Theater in McMinnville, generating excitement for fans of live performances. Even better, it’s all happening in support of a worthy cause, making this local show a special one for the community.
This Saturday, the “Whiskey Harvest” Festival brings together local vendors, tours, food trucks, and live music. Get ready to sample the flavors of the season, explore new tastes, and enjoy a lively atmosphere celebrating the spirit of autumn.
