Andrea Hebert+FollowBlack Crowes & Whiskey Myers rock BirminghamBirmingham’s music scene is about to get loud—The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers are teaming up for a massive show at the new Coca-Cola Amphitheater on May 24, with Southall opening. This is a rare chance to catch two powerhouse Southern rock bands on one stage, right in our backyard. Tickets drop this Friday at 10 a.m., and they’re expected to go fast. Who’s planning to go, and which band are you most excited to see live? Let’s talk setlists, favorite songs, and the best spots for pre-show hangs! #Entertainment #Music #BirminghamMusic00Share
jlawrence+FollowFrench art legends take over BirminghamMonet, Matisse, and Renoir are coming to Birmingham in a way we’ve never seen before! The Birmingham Museum of Art is marking its 75th anniversary by nearly doubling the size of the blockbuster ‘Monet to Matisse’ exhibition, mixing masterpieces from the Brooklyn Museum with its own treasures. From dreamy Impressionist landscapes to bold, colorful modernism, you’ll see over 100 works that changed art forever—including rarely seen pieces and surprising global influences. This is a rare chance to experience the creative energy that made Paris the heart of modern art. Who’s planning to go, and which artist are you most excited to see? #Entertainment #Painting #BirminghamArt00Share
Charles Brown+FollowMellencamp’s anthem rocks IU’s perfect seasonIndiana just lived a sports fairytale—16-0, a national championship, and a classic anthem echoing through every win. When John Mellencamp showed up at Memorial Stadium to belt out “Hurts So Good” with the Hoosiers, it wasn’t just a concert—it was a homegrown legend saluting a new generation. The song, once a radio staple, became the heartbeat of IU’s historic run. There’s something special about a community rallying around a song and a team. What’s your favorite local anthem or sports moment that still gives you chills? #Entertainment #IndianaUniversity #JohnMellencamp00Share
James Hall+FollowBuffalo’s summer throwback: Ne-Yo & Akon live!Ne-Yo and Akon are bringing their iconic mid-2000s hits to Darien Lake this summer, and it’s shaping up to be the ultimate nostalgia trip for Buffalo. These Grammy-winning legends have not only dominated the charts themselves but have also written some of the biggest tracks for other artists. Buffalo always seems to attract the best in music, and this double-headliner show on July 24, 2026, is proof. Who else remembers Akon’s DJ taking a tumble at UB back in the day? Let’s talk: Which throwback song are you most excited to hear live? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Buffalo71600Share
normancrystal+FollowThe unsung heroes behind every fixEver notice how the people who keep our lives running—like the local plumber or the guy who shows up when your furnace dies—rarely get any recognition? Stephen Wilson Jr.'s new song "Gary" shines a spotlight on these everyday fixers, the folks who quietly save the day and then disappear. He says these are the real heroes, not the ones we usually celebrate. The song’s raw energy and storytelling have struck a chord with audiences, making us rethink who we value most. Who’s the “Gary” in your life that deserves a little more appreciation? #Entertainment #Music #EverydayHeroes00Share
Ashley May+FollowBoston’s MFA faces tough layoffs—what’s next?More than 30 staff members at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts are being laid off this week as the institution scrambles to fix a major budget deficit. For a city that treasures its arts and culture, this move feels like a gut punch—especially since many of those affected are union members. The museum says it’s about financial survival, but the union is pushing back, demanding transparency and a fairer approach. With memories of previous layoffs still fresh, people are asking: how will this reshape Boston’s creative community? What do you think the MFA should do to protect both its mission and its people? #Entertainment #Painting #Boston00Share
Cameron Frazier+FollowNe-Yo & Akon bring 2000s R&B vibes to SyracuseMark your calendars—Ne-Yo and Akon are teaming up for a summer night packed with 2000s R&B nostalgia at Syracuse’s Empower FCU Amphitheater on August 1 and Darien Lake on July 24. Imagine singing along to “So Sick” and “Smack That” under the stars with friends! Tickets drop January 30, so set your alarms if you want in. Heads up: outside lawn chairs are a no-go, but you can rent one if you want to chill on the grass. Who’s planning to go, and which throwback hit are you most excited to hear live? #Entertainment #Music #SyracuseEvents00Share
Katherine Banks+FollowChampaign gets a taste of classic rock legendsLeonid & Friends, the world-famous tribute band known for nailing the sounds of Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Steely Dan, is bringing their electrifying show to Champaign this fall. These musicians from Russia, Ukraine, and Moldova have built a massive following for their spot-on recreations of 70s rock and jazz-fusion hits. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just love a good live show, this is one of those rare chances to see international talent up close. Who’s planning to grab tickets and relive some musical magic together? #Entertainment #Music #ChampaignEvents00Share
normancrystal+FollowAndrea Bocelli brings magic to BuffaloAndrea Bocelli is set to light up Buffalo’s KeyBank Center this December with his iconic “Romanza” 30th anniversary tour. This isn’t just another concert—Bocelli’s 1997 album “Romanza” is the best-selling Italian language album ever, and hearing those classics live is a rare treat. Presale tickets start Feb. 5, so fans will want to act fast. Whether you’re a longtime admirer or just love unforgettable live music, this is one of those events that brings the whole community together. Who’s planning to go, and which Bocelli song do you hope makes the setlist? #Entertainment #Music #AndreaBocelli10Share
jimmy13+FollowCharlotte’s HBCU bands bring the heat this MarchCharlotte is about to get loud and proud as ten incredible HBCU marching bands face off at the Big HBCU Southern Classic Battle of the Bands on March 15. This isn’t just a show—it’s a celebration of culture, talent, and community. With legends like DJ Envy and Loren LoRosa hosting, plus a performance by Sunshine Anderson, the energy will be off the charts. What’s even cooler? The event helps fund scholarships for students who might not make it to college without their band programs. Who’s your favorite HBCU band, and what’s your best memory from a battle of the bands? #Entertainment #Charlotte #HBCU00Share
