Concerts

After their grand opening, Obscura Café & Drinkery has kicked up a notch to celebrate the Halloween season and they have so much to offer all Mainers.

I had a breakdown and couldn't go to the Stevie Nicks Concert in Bangor, Maine and only Moms will understand why.

A Maine Playwright is debuting his newest musical this weekend, in Augusta that is spreading awareness on addiction through art.

What's better than waking up in Late August in the Twin Cities and looking up to the sky to see the balloons? Here is everything you need to know about this year's Great Falls Balloon Festival!

Get ready for a weekend of fun, dancing, eating, drinking and more, all for an amazing cause in the Elm City.

It has been such a fun summer of Wednesday night shows with bands that have kept us grooving all season long- and now it's time to wrap it up.

Have you ever been to a show or concert that gave you memories to last a lifetime? Maine has produced some of the best shows, housed by the longest-running concert venues. Let's take a peak at the longest-running venues in Maine.

This year's Valleepalooza, which will benefit the Travis Mills Foundation is going to be a night to remember with a stellar music line up and so much more! Tickets here!

Tonight, Wednesday, June 22nd, kicks off the SummerFun Concert Series with the City of Augusta at Mill Park.

Local recording artist , Josh McKelvey has debuted his new song, "Mom Jeans" on Spotify and we are freaking out about it.

Delicious Drag Divas of Bangor represent more than just style and fabulous performances, they create a safe space for all.

Calling all guitarists! The Maine Country Music Hall first-ever guitar competition for teens is underway and will present an unforgettable grand prize to the new inductee!

This Saturday will be a can't miss experience in Lewiston with a laser light show and much more!

Formerly 'Waterfront Wednesday', the concert series returns to Maine's Capital City as the SummerFun Concert Series.

following Governor Mills' Thursday announcement about the removal of outdoor capacity and distancing limits beginning on May 24th, Waterfront Concerts can officially resume.

from Veazie Community School Music Teacher Michael Arell