Events

Ozomatli is a genre-blending Latin, hip-hop, funk, and global music band born in Los Angeles and shaped by the city’s cultural pulse. They deliver a trusted live experience rooted in connection, rhythm, and community. A benefit for First Serve New Mexico.

Tash Sultana will return to North American shores in May – June 2026. The multi-instrumentalist, engineer, producer, and entrepreneur has built a groundbreaking career defined by creativity, authenticity, and relentless determination.

Little Wide Open is the title of Kevin Morby’s eighth studio album, produced by Aaron Dessner. The album has been described by Morby as the third in a trilogy of releases, which catalogued his time in the Midwest after moving back to Kansas City.

Brett Dennen finds inspiration by digging into the nooks and crannies of the human condition. His music boasts deeply felt sentiments in the vein of dusky Americana, harmonica-driven blues, rootsy indie, and meditative folk-rock.

As one of Iceland’s most successful exports, singer-songwriter Ásgeir has always pushed the boundaries of his thoughtful brand of folk-pop. Currently, Ásgeir is preparing for his next album, focusing on songwriting with a fresh approach; prioritizing melody and personal storytelling, exploring themes of relationships, aging, hope, and nostalgia.

Indie folk-rock act Fruit Bats grew from the four-track recording project of songwriter Eric D. Johnson into a touring band with an ever-shifting lineup, but constant are warm vocals and melodic sensibility, both of which often seem to split the difference between Lennon and McCartney.

Horticulturist/musician Gregory Alan Isakov has cast an impressive presence on the indie-rock and folk worlds with his six full-length studio albums.

Kurt Vile's tenth full-length album is a love letter to Vile’s hometown, blending meandering balladry, road songs, and nostalgic reflections on his career and life in Philadelphia. Vile describes it as his most personal and organic record to date.

A supremely insightful and inventive storyteller, James McMurtry teases vivid worlds out of small details, setting them to arrangements that have the elements of Americana—rolling guitars, barroom harmonies, traces of banjo and harmonica—but sound too sly and smart for such a general category.

Hailed as the “godfather of electronic music,” Paul Oakenfold is one of the most successful electronic artists of all time. Don't miss this legend with The Crystal Method and an afterparty hosted by Adobe Disco.

On 2025’s Tunnel Vision, Beach Bunny is getting back to basics: urgent, guitar-based indie rock with pop melodies. Woven through the album, “Just Around the Corner” echoes dynamic ’90s indie rock courtesy of fuzzed-out guitars and crashing drums, while slashing riffs and precise rhythms propel the melodic “Big Pink Bubble.”

Eagles of Death Metal is an American rock band from Palm Desert, California, founded in 1998 by best friends Jesse Hughes and Joshua Homme. With a sound that's a combination of “bluegrass slide guitar mixed with stripper drum beats and Canned Heat vocals," and a frontman in Hughes who is known for his over-the-top stage histrionics and evangelistic interaction with his fans, the band’s live performances are a sight to be seen.