#live-music

#live-music

Make Music San José, part of the global Make Music Day celebration, invites everyone to join free music events across the city on June 21.

"We are so excited to bring [new album] An Insatiable Violence to the United States. It's a pleasure to tour amongst friends and this lineup is incredibly stacked!"

The Montclair Beer, Wine & Music Festival transforms Oakland's Montclair Village into a celebration of local craft beverages and community spirit, with 2,000 attendees expected.

Bondi Sushi's 3rd Annual Brooklyn Block Party on June 8 promises a lively atmosphere featuring live music, face painting, and gourmet handrolls from Michelin-starred Noda.

Hey, sorry, that took a little while. I had my fucking kid on the side of the stage the whole entire show, and then suddenly this fucking asshole kicks her the fuck off the stage.

This long-standing, free participatory event at La Peña Cultural Center celebrates Afro-Cuban folkloric culture, showcasing the vibrant sounds and movements of rumba every first and third Sunday.

FKA twigs expressed her enthusiasm, stating, "Loved performing at this evening with Telekom Electronic Beats. It's always a gift to be connected with others who love music and its power to bring us together is something I will never take for granted."

While some guests were pretty angry about weddings on a Thursday, one writer argues it's a smart move that offers more availability and less competition for venues.

The return of Classic Cars West Events and Bargain Rock promises an exciting evening filled with free live music from local favorites like The OGRES and The Nauseaters.

Two concerts at Fenway Park, including Shakira's performance, were canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, leading to refunds being offered for ticket holders.

Metallica used their Landover concert to pay tribute to Fugazi by performing the intro to 'Waiting Room', showcasing their appreciation for local music heroes.

The Town of Los Gatos presents the 4th of July - Symphony in the Park, an annual free event featuring live music, food and beverages for visitors.

A step up the stairs at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut. Photograph: PR Stuart Clumpas, who founded the venue in 1990 alongside his wife Atkinson, reckons it has something to do with Glasgow's dismal climate.