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Kaitlyn Hammond

Ohio’s 2026 concert scene is next level

Ohio’s music scene is about to explode in 2026, with Demi Lovato, Luke Combs, and Cardi B all set to perform across the state! Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland are each bringing in major acts—think AC/DC, Bruno Mars, Pitbull, Rod Stewart, and Meghan Trainor. What’s wild is that many artists are hitting multiple cities, so you’ll have more chances to catch your favorites. Whether you’re into country, pop, or rock, there’s something for everyone. Who are you most excited to see live, and which city do you think has the best lineup? Let’s compare notes! #Entertainment #OhioConcerts #LiveMusic

Dennis Turner

Rock roots return: Hampton’s Palmetto Theater benefit

Hell’s Maid, a hard-hitting alt rock band with deep Lowcountry ties, is coming home for a cause! On Feb. 7, they’ll take the Palmetto Theater stage in Hampton for an all-acoustic show, raising funds for local music, art, and education programs. For band members Malachi Smalls and Wennie Rodriguez, it’s a heartfelt return to the very place that sparked their musical journeys. Tickets are “name your price,” so everyone can join in supporting the arts. Who else loves seeing hometown talent give back? Let’s talk about the power of music in our community! #News #HamptonSC #LiveMusic

Ryan Mathis

Cincinnati’s concert calendar just exploded

This spring and summer, Cincinnati is set to become a live music hotspot with a wave of major concerts and comedy shows just announced. From Barry Manilow’s farewell at Heritage Bank Center to Chris Stapleton rocking Paycor Stadium, and Five Finger Death Punch’s 20th anniversary bash at Riverbend, there’s something for every taste. Local venues like Bogart’s, Ludlow Garage, and Southgate House Revival are also hosting unique acts and tours. Which show are you most excited for? Let’s hear your picks and concert stories—who’s planning to snag tickets? #Entertainment #CincinnatiConcerts #LiveMusic

Heather Owens

Cleveland’s piano night takes an unexpected turn

Maria João Pires, one of the world’s most celebrated pianists, has retired from the stage after a stroke, leaving Cleveland music lovers both shocked and saddened. But here’s the twist: Marc-André Hamelin, a true virtuoso, is stepping up to perform a solo recital that promises to be unforgettable. He’ll take us on a journey from Haydn and Beethoven to Rachmaninoff and Weinberg—all in one night at Mandel Concert Hall. For anyone who loves live music, this is a rare chance to experience a world-class performance. Who’s planning to go, and what piece are you most excited to hear? #Entertainment #ClevelandOrchestra #LiveMusic

Dr. Michael Henson

These Concert Venues Are Bucket List Goals

Obsessed with live music? Same. If you want to level up your next concert, check out these three epic U.S. venues: The Caverns in Tennessee (yep, an actual cave!), The Gorge in Washington (unreal views), and Red Rocks in Colorado (iconic natural amphitheater vibes). Each spot is more than just a place to see a show—it’s a full-on adventure with hiking, camping, and jaw-dropping scenery. Who’s down for a music road trip? #Travel #LiveMusic #TravelGoals

april67

Inside Highland Park’s music cafe scene

Live music fans in the Chicago suburbs have a real gem in Madame Zuzu’s. Owned by Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan, this Highland Park spot isn’t just a cafe—it’s a vintage-inspired hangout where you can catch free weekend performances from local artists. The quirky decor, from waving cats to Smashing Pumpkins merch, makes it a fun place to explore. While the plant-based menu could use some work (don’t expect to be wowed by the grilled cheese), the roasted potatoes and aioli are a must-try. If you’re craving a unique music experience and a cozy vibe, this is the place to be. Anyone else been? #Entertainment #HighlandPark #LiveMusic

Stacie Hernandez

Baltimore’s The 8×10 faces final curtain call

Baltimore’s beloved live music venue, The 8×10, is set to close its doors on June 30th after more than 20 years of unforgettable shows and community vibes. Owners Abigail Janssens and Brian Shupe are still hoping someone will step up to keep the music alive in Federal Hill, but for now, they’re planning a heartfelt farewell. If you’ve ever danced, sang, or just hung out at The 8×10, this is your chance to relive those memories before the lights go out. What’s your favorite 8×10 moment? Who do you hope takes over? Let’s talk about what this place has meant to Baltimore! #Business #Baltimore #LiveMusic

Heather Owens

Bozeman’s Eagles Bar: Your winter music fix

Live music is heating up the cold nights in Downtown Bozeman, thanks to the Eagles Bar’s packed January lineup. From FlavaTown’s funky soul grooves to the Dead Yellers’ uplifting country rock, every weekend brings a new reason to get out and dance. Mondays are for laughs with Comedy Open Mic, and Saturdays serve up Burgers & BINGO for a shot at extra cash. Sunday nights, the Bridger Mountain Big Band’s 17-piece jazz orchestra fills the room with classic and modern tunes. Who’s your favorite local act, and which night are you most excited for? Let’s talk live music memories! #Entertainment #Bozeman #LiveMusic

Courtney Brennan

The best country concerts I caught in Charlotte

Nothing beats the energy of live country music, especially when legends like Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan share the stage with rising stars like Willow Avalon. This year in Charlotte, I caught unforgettable sets from Billy Strings, Sturgill Simpson (as Johnny Blue Skies), The Red Clay Strays, and more. From intimate venues like The Evening Muse to packed amphitheaters, every show had its own magic—like American Aquarium’s last-minute, all-request gig after a weather cancellation. Whether you’re into bluegrass jams or Southern rock, supporting live music and local venues is where the real memories are made. Which concert blew you away this year? #Entertainment #Music #LiveMusic

Bruce Johnson

$26 concerts lighting up Indy nights

Snagging a live show ticket for just $26 in Indianapolis feels like a steal, especially with acts like O.A.R., Blue Man Group, and DJ Pauly D hitting the stage in 2026. The deal covers select artists at Old National Centre and Everwise Amphitheater, but these tickets are limited and only up for grabs until January 12. No passcode or hoops to jump through—just hop on Ticketmaster and claim your spot. Which show would you pick for a night out, and who do you wish was on the lineup? Let’s talk favorite concert memories and who you’re hoping to see! #Sports #IndyConcerts #LiveMusic

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