Concerts

The COVID-19 pandemic and the need for social distancing, put a stop to large gatherings of people at a concert. I wondered what that would mean for George Strait's concert in August. Now we know.

There are so many things to see and do in the Evansville area that if you haven't already, you HAVE to experience at least once.

The Ford Center and Victory Theatre in Evanvsille have updated the status of various upcoming concerts and events. Here's what to do if your event has been canceled or postponed.

Luke Bryan is coming to The Ford Center on October 24th and we want you to see him with a pair of pit tickets!

The show was originally scheduled for April 10th, then rescheduled for June 18th.

In the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Friday After 5 has decided to officially cancel the entire 2020 season.

I have to admit. I'm addicted to this FREE live event every Saturday night. Garth & Trisha are up next to step into the circle for a special performance on the Opry stage. The virtual livestream from the Grand Ole Opry happens tonight and I can't wait!

Bring me all the Live from Home music you got. Wait a minute, Live Nation is already doing that.

Luke Combs has teamed with Miller Lite for a live-stream show that will benefit bartenders out of work during the COVID-19 crisis.

Hometown Rising, Louder than Life, and Bourbon & Beyond have all been called off this year.

Be sure to check out "Singing For Their Supper", a TV special with several major artists performing to raise money for The Tri-State Food Bank on April 18th.

See the president of Live Nation's response on the matter.