Concert

At his core, Jennings is an artist constantly evolving, and his music reflects a deep personal journey. Themes of healing, growth, and self-acceptance have been central to his songwriting, especially in recent years. Following a challenging period of personal upheaval, Jennings explored themes of trauma, recovery, and reconciling his past in his 2018 album Songs From When We Met. His music became a way to process his experiences and find peace within himself, a journey that continues today. For Jennings, songwriting is about much more than just creating music.

A gleaner of the forgotten, Buck Meek tips over the familiar and turns the unknown into a companion. On The Mirror, the artist’s fourth solo record and second album released by 4AD, there’s a tender power, countered by immutable vulnerability. With an uncanny curiosity, Meek conjures twin worlds to reveal the uniqueness in the mundane. Inviting in reflection as collaborator and demon as friend, The Mirror doesn’t seek to know but to ask, looking to the shape of a question rather than the illusion of its answer.

Welcome to the vibrant world of Louie TheSinger, where music is more than just notes—it’s a celebration of heritage, passion, and the journey of a Texas-born artist. Rooted in his Mexican American background, Louie weaves a colorful tapestry of cultural influences into his music, reflecting his Fort Worth upbringing and the stages he now commands. His story is one of resilience, fueled by a deep love for performance and an unwavering determination to pursue his dreams.

Improvement Movement, the social betterment campaign/prog-rock quartet/non-denominational cult from Atlanta, GA, have made a new record just for you and your modern day malaise. It’s called Your Perfect Real Life, because, well, there’s a lot going right these days, right? Arriving August 21, 2026 via ATO Records, Your Perfect Real Life is prismatic, angular, jumpy, and eccentric.

The worlds of Hawaiian slack key guitar, psychedelic pedal steel, masterful, keyboard, bass & drum work converge as five virtuosos of the jam band scene announce the formation of Skeleton Krewe.

Dance to performers, musicians, as well as talented DJs mixing old school, funk, hip-hop, world, afro/latin house and more! All mixed in with local performers and enticing vendors. Including tarot and psychic readers, tea bar, costume contest and more! With a Ritual lead by a local pagan circle, Sophia’s Sanctuary! A night of true connection to the spirit and traditions this sacred Hallows time!

Join Moxie Dance Collective on Saturday, October 17th, for Return to the Scene: It Was Never a Phase. It’s time to reconnect to our angsty roots with this tribute to emo, pop punk, scene, metal, and other alt music classics! Think Warped Tour with a spooky twist, chock-full of both nostalgic hits and newer releases from the late 90’s and onward Join us for a sinister, seductive, and high energy dance show with special guest groups Elite Dance Co, Rebelle Burlesque, and Rebelle Jazz. 

18+ only.

“We have so many visual cues for how we talk about music,” singer and guitarist Emily Massey says as she stops herself in the middle of explaining how the album’s second song, “Doubt,” sounds like wakeboarding. “Doubt is quite dark lyrically, but it is found in this upbeat and almost campy environment.”On Yard, the Wisconsin-bred, Chicago-based four-piece nestles comfortably into pockets of nuance, impressions, contradictions — sonics and lyrics finessed together to bottle the specific tension of a feeling you’ve never quite been able to find the right words for.

In the past few years Cherry Poppin’ Daddies have become the kind of band that you would want to book if you were throwing a soiree at the Gatsby mansion. Penning elegant, lush, pitch perfect arrangements of much of the great American songbook, from Cole Porter to Frank Sinatra, the Daddies have surprised many- likely familiar with them from the early 90’s- whose limited exposure to the band undoubtedly consists of an image of spray painted vans careening across the US as an iconoclastic, misfit part of an already marginalized punk/ska scene.

After captivating CMB audiences with Part 1 in 2025, acclaimed violinist Soovin Kim returns to complete his extraordinary journey through Bach’s music for solo violin. This intimate recital showcases the breathtaking artistry, technical brilliance, and profound expression that have made Bach’s sonatas and partitas enduring pillars of the violin repertoire. Don’t miss the thrilling conclusion to a musical journey years in the making. Presented in collaboration with Chamber Music Northwest.