Community Calendar

$30 to $124.55 (fees included)

Ultimately, Feed The Fire is more than an album title—it's a rallying cry emblematic of Pigeons Playing Ping Pong’s enduring philosophy. Refreshingly dynamic, powerfully resonant, and irresistibly danceable, it marks a milestone release poised to captivate listeners across genres. Ormont sums it up perfectly: "We've been given the gift of this fire, this passion. So it's our responsibility to nurture it, embrace it, and spread it wild. Because when the band and fans reach new heights together, that's the real spark.”

Box of Rain is the classic six piece that pays tribute to the finest and most prolific period of the Grateful Dead, 1968-’74.

A duo from Brooklyn, New York - paris_monster consists of Josh Dion (vocals, drums, keyboards) and Geoff Kraly (bass, modular synth), and together the pair creates a powerful, groove-driven sound that blends funk, soul, glitchy electronics, and garage rock.

Critics praise their live shows as dense, virtuosic soundscapes that belie the fact that only two musicians are on stage. With releases including Lamplight and their newest album Opalesce, Paris Monster has toured extensively across the U.S. and Europe and shared bills with established acts while building a dedicated following.
Dave Butler & Friends is a vibrant musical collective that weaves together groove, improvisation, and song-craft into an eclectic, feel-good live experience. Formed for a residency in his hometown of Hopewell, NJ, drummer and producer Dave Butler created the project as a way to make more music with his closest collaborators while home from tour. With a rotating cast of special guests and a core group of four friends, the band quickly developed a unique chemistry all their own.

For the past decade, Dave has toured globally with the alternative rock band Guster, and his extensive career has included collaborations with Lee “Scratch” Perry, Marco Benevento, Tom Hamilton, and Todd Sheaffer.

Joining Dave are Justin Mazer, a genre-bending guitarist and composer from Pennsylvania known for blending rock, jazz, and Americana influences; Jon LaDeau, soulful singer-songwriter and guitarist originally from the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, now based in Brooklyn;and Scott Colberg, versatile electric and upright bassist, producer, and composer, and a longtime fixture of the Brooklyn music scene.

Together, Dave Butler & Friends create an atmosphere where spontaneity, musicianship, and genuine camaraderie converge—making each performance something truly special.

A musical sensation formed in 2016 in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar, The Hu quartet are the pioneers of the genre Hunnu Rock, with almost 900 million global streams to their name – and counting.

Formed in 1993 at the world-renowned Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Finland, Apocalyptica began life as a loving, lo-fi nod to Metallica from four classically-trained musicians with no greater ambition than to explore their favourite band’s music with their chosen instrument.

$21 to $35.93 (fees included)

Eggy is redefining the modern jam band experience with a blend of rich songwriting, exploratory improvisation, and magnetic live energy. The Connecticut-based quartet—Jake Brownstein (guitar, vocals), Dani Battat (keys, vocals), Mike Goodman (bass, vocals), and Alex Bailey (drums, vocals)—has built a reputation for emotionally resonant songs and live performances that turn every set into an unpredictable, communal experience.

$29.50 to $39.54 (fees included)

Fit For A King harness the power of their brotherhood in order to perpetually push forward. The music contains traces of the members’ personal and collective experiences grafted onto an ever-evolving sonic palette of metalcore unpredictability, alternative melody, and deathcore brutality laced with electronic alchemy. As trends came and went in the background of the last decade, the quintet— Ryan Kirby [vocals], Bobby Lynge [guitar], Daniel Gailey [guitar], Ryan “Tuck” O’Leary [bass], and Trey Celaya [drums]—have weathered trials and tribulations as well as enduring the chaos of a world constantly influx.

Story Songs of the 70s is a seasonal concert series by Maine-based singer/songwriter, Tom DiMenna, and features songs by 3 legendary songwriters of the vinyl era — Gordon Lightfoot, Cat Stevens, and Harry Chapin. This folk-rock act blends lush vocals, intricate guitar playing and iconic story songs into a sound that’s both intimate and powerful.

While rooted in the folk tradition, this special Spring edition celebrates the first day of Spring with the fresh energy of the season (“Morning Has Broken” by Cat Stevens, “Early Morning Rain” by Gordon Lightfoot, “Taxi” by Harry Chapin) and has toe-tapping rhythms, sing-along choruses, and a fully amplified presence that has been charming audiences. It’s a carefully crafted presentation of the timeless songs that shaped a generation — performed with heart, humor, and resonance.

THREE AMERICAN TROUBADOURS features Lisa Sherman, a Broadway veteran who has shared the stage with Broadway royalty, renowned vocalist and actress Sylvana Joyce, and the gifted singer and guitarist James Gedeon, whose interpretation of James Taylor is genuinely remarkable. The band members have performed with such notable acts as The E Street Band, Loggins & Messina, Bon Jovi, South Side Johnny, America, Billy Joel, and many more.

Alternative rock band Sponge is an American was formed in Detroit, Michigan in 1992 by vocalist Vinnie Dombroski, guitarists Mike Cross and Joey Mazzola, bassist Tim Cross, and drummer Jimmy Paluzzi. Their song “Neenah Menasha” caught the ears of A&R person Pablo Mathiason and the band signed with The Work Group (a Columbia Records subsidiary) in the fall of 1993. The following year, Sponge released the now iconic, Platinum-selling debut album, Rotting Piñata, to global, critical and commercial success.

Rotting Piñata remains a fierce and unforgettable slice of Detroit‑driven alternative rock, and its 30th anniversary highlights just how powerfully it has endured. Powered by Vinnie Dombroski’s raw, elastic vocals and the band’s blend of grunge grit, melodic hooks, and post‑punk swagger, the album delivered two defining ’90s anthems—“Plowed” and “Molly (16 Candles Down the Drain)”—tracks that dominated radio and MTV and helped propel the record to platinum status. Yet the album’s depth is what cements its legacy: songs like “Neenah Menasha,” “Giants,” and “Rainin’” showcase a band capable of atmosphere, tension, and emotional punch, carving out a sound that stood apart from the Seattle wave while still capturing the era’s urgency.

Three decades later, Rotting Piñata feels remarkably fresh—its riffs still hit hard, its choruses still soar, and its Detroit attitude still cuts through with clarity. It remains not only Sponge’s defining statement but one of the most distinctive and enduring albums of the 90s rock landscape, a record whose impact continues to echo long after its initial explosion.

Experience the music of KPOP Demon Hunters, BTS, Huntr/x, BLACKPINK, and many more – a high-energy tribute brought to life by live singers and dancers!

Planet KPOP is a unique hybrid spectacle that blends the excitement of a live concert with the immersion of a full dance experience! The choreography pushes the energy sky-high, shaping a visual feast of synchronized movement, iconic formations, and unmistakable KPOP flair.