The Somewhere Festival & Conference, taking place June 13th-14th in Downtown Wichita, is proud to announce its dynamic lineup of panels, workshops, and featured speakers. This year’s programming is  designed to empower artists, music workers, and industry professionals, while fostering creativity, inclusivity, and social change.

In celebration of WBCM Radio Bristol’s 10th anniversary, the station announced a new partnership with News5 WCYB-TV to promote Farm and Fun Time, a musical variety show that got its start on WCYB Radio in the 1940s.

Rock and roll legend John Fogerty will perform at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Quincy on Sunday, August 3, 2025, as part of that community’s year-long celebration of its 400th anniversary. Special guest Hearty Har will open the show. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, April 11, 2025 at 10:00 AM at Quincy400.com.

From their humble beginnings covering soul standards in Greeley, Colorado, to lighting up national stages with their electrifying performances, The Burroughs have built a decade-long legacy of turning every show into a revival of joy, sweat, and sonic liberation. On Friday, June 13, 2025, the nine-piece powerhouse returns to The Fox Theatre for a night of uninhibited dancing, deep grooves, and radical celebration.

A lot has happened to Neil Hannon since the last Divine Comedy studio album, 2019’s ‘Office Politics’. Their entire back catalogue was lovingly remastered and re-released in 2020, while a sensational best of, ‘Charmed Life’, came out in 2022 accompanied by a suitably wonderful UK and European tour. More recently, Neil Hannon wrote all the original songs for the global blockbuster ‘Wonka.’

Following a successful 2024 festival, the Philadelphia Folk Festival triumphantly returns to Old Pool Farm in Upper Salford Township for its 62nd event from August 15th – 17th, 2025 with a special Thursday Night Concert Just for Campers on August 14th. With a lineup that pays homage to the festival’s rich heritage while embracing new and diverse talent, attendees can expect a weekend filled with stellar performances and cherished memories for all. This year’s lineup features internationally touring and Philadelphia-based artists.

Old Settler’s Music Festival returns for its 38th year from April 24-27, 2025, promising another unforgettable weekend of music, community, and camping just 45 minutes south of Austin in Dale, Texas. A cherished tradition in the heart of Central Texas, the festival continues to celebrate the best in Americana, roots, and bluegrass with an incredible lineup of national touring artists, engaging workshops, family-friendly fun, and its signature campground camaraderie.

Cleopatra Records celebrates Record Store Day, April 12, with one of the most anticipated releases in Todd Rundgren’s catalog, a 2 LP live album recorded on the maestro’s 2008 Arena tour.

The sixth annual Evolutions Festival returns September 5, 6 & 7 with an exciting line up and a new home at Sugar Mountain Performing Arts Center. The northeast festival enters its next iteration with an expanded footprint, elevated production, and a lineup of large-scale international acts; the same intimate, community-rooted energy that defines the music and art event’s soul will be met with this year's headliners Alison Wonderland, Of The Trees, and another major act soon to be announced.

Mr. Hat Presents is thrilled to announce a high-vibe celebration of music, community, and the spirit of 4/20 with a special matinee performance by LOVE MISCHIEF, performing two sets of Grateful Dead favorites plus additional jamband gems sprinkled in. Join us for a Sunday afternoon of soaring jams, dancing, and good times at Toot’s Tavern.