Live music in Salem, MA

Music Bingo brings a lively twist to the classic game at CanalSide Food + Drink at CambridgeSide. There is no cost to participate, and prizes are awarded in each round. Expect two to three brisk music rounds that keep the energy high from start to finish. Instead of numbers and letters, each card features song titles and artists. Pick up a unique card, listen as the DJ cues up familiar tracks, and mark any matches you hear. Earn five in a row vertically, horizontally, or diagonally to call bingo and win. The format suits casual listeners, competitive players, and groups of friends. No music expertise is needed, just listen, enjoy the hits, and have fun with friendly competition and prizes.

Waves Restaurant & Bar features karaoke with DCMusic and the staff at Waves. Arrive early for dinner or an appetizer, then stay for music and singing. Song search and selection are simple with in-house iPads or by using a phone app.

DJ Bingo puts a musical spin on the classic game. Numbers are replaced by song titles, and you mark your card as each track plays, whether you use a paper card or play on your phone. The music keeps the energy up, prompting toe tapping, sing-alongs, and sometimes even a quick dance between marks.

A lively spin on bingo swaps numbers for music. As familiar tracks play, mark off the corresponding songs on your card, either on paper or on your phone. Expect toe-tapping rhythms, sing-along moments, and maybe a little dancing in your seat as the game rolls on.

Bombargo brings an all-ages show to Middle East Restaurant and Nightclub, with Fudge also on the bill. Tiered pricing is available, with Early Bird at $20, Advance at $30, Day of Show at $35, and a $95 VIP option. The Bombargo VIP In Spite Of Everything Experience includes early entry, an acoustic performance with time to hang with the band, a limited edition signed poster and VIP laminate, a photo with Bombargo, and early access to merchandise. The VIP upgrade includes a ticket to the show. A valid ID is required to drink. The building is smoke free and vaping is not permitted. A dine and skip the line option is available.

The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration revives the music of Karen and Richard Carpenter in a newly staged concert from the creators of The Simon & Garfunkel Story. Backed by a live band, the show weaves storytelling with faithful performances to honor Karen’s unmistakable voice and the duo’s enduring legacy. Expect a warm wave of nostalgia and easy sing along moments as beloved hits fill the room, including “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays.” This lovingly crafted tribute offers a gentle return to songs that continue to resonate.

Phoebe Bridgers will contribute $1 from every ticket to RAINN, supporting sexual violence survivors and prevention efforts, and this contribution is not tax deductible. Guests attending events at TD Garden should plan for a strict bag policy that allows only small bags, clutches, crossbodies, and wristlets measuring 6"x4"x1.5" or smaller. Laptops, tablets, backpacks, luggage, briefcases, outside food and beverages, cameras, and similar items are prohibited. Cameras of any kind and video recording devices, other than cell phones, are not permitted, and all guests may be subject to a search. Policies and restrictions vary by show and are subject to change. Ticket access includes presales such as Official Artist Presale and Spotify Fans First Presale, along with a public onsale.

Modest Mouse takes the stage with Caroline Rose for an all-ages concert. The tour partners with Trust for Public Land, and twenty-five cents from every ticket supports The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer-led Boston effort that funds youth-led arts programs at proven creative youth development nonprofits across Greater Boston. The Shout Syndicate is housed at The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

Beatles fans can look forward to an evening of classics as 2 of Us returns to Casey J's Tavern. The set features favorites from the Fab Four, with audience requests welcome throughout the show. Pair the music with food and drinks from the tavern, and enjoy the friendly staff and lively atmosphere.

Settle in for Music Bingo with Pink Pony Bar Games, where familiar songs guide the game. Listen for the tracks you recognize, mark your bingo card, and take your shot at prizes and gift cards available each week. Food, drinks, music, and games come together for a lively evening with plenty of good vibes.

Gulu-Gulu Café & Bar hosts an open mic that turns the room into a friendly home for live music and creative surprises. Performers and listeners of all ages are welcome, and there is no cover to attend. The focus is music only, not a comedy open mic.

Elements returns to The Phoenix Landing with a drum and bass showcase as Massachusetts producer and DJ DIØDΞ delivers his first full set for the night, stacking unreleased cuts with gritty originals. His approach blends meticulous sound design with a cinematic, cyberpunk-tinged vision that bridges music and visual art, drawing on Puerto Rican roots and work as a cross-disciplinary designer. Releases span Abducted, Close 2 Death, Genome Records, Warlock Audio, and VTO Records, with tracks that push heavy bass, tight percussion, and shadowy atmosphere in equal measure. Mindscan steers the late-night flow with rolling grooves and skanking rhythms that fit the season’s darker mood. Mr. EyesLee sets the pace with the opener, and Blktrmlne provides immersive visuals. Elements has championed jungle, drum and bass, and related styles at The Phoenix Landing every week since January 1999. A cover charge applies.

Antarctica performs a three hour set of 1960s and 1970s pop classics on the Picnic Area Stage at the Topsfield Fair. The set features familiar hits from those decades, performed live.

Candlelight brings a live, multi sensory musical experience to Simons Theatre in Boston, spotlighting the music of Taylor Swift under the gentle glow of candles. The Rasa String Quartet performs arrangements of her hits in an intimate setting. The program features Love Story, Cardigan, Blank Space, Enchanted, Anti-Hero, Lavender Haze, Fortnight featuring Post Malone, All Too Well, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, Cruel Summer, But Daddy I Love Him, You Belong With Me, and Shake It Off. This event welcomes guests ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

This event takes place at Topsfield Fair on the Trianon Stage, situated immediately inside the main gate.

Arts at the Armory welcomes Alec Ounsworth of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah to the Spotlight Stage for an intimate piano-centered set. Long associated with guitar-forward performances, he is turning to the piano to bring new closeness and clarity to songs that helped shape early 2000s indie. As the driving force behind Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, he developed a devoted following through a direct-to-fan approach in the era of music blogs and MySpace, earning admiration from artists such as David Byrne and David Bowie. Fresh from a run of small European shows, this appearance offers a rare chance to hear his work reimagined up close and in a new light. Alt-americana artist Jessye DeSilva will open. Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 on the day of the show, with general admission seating. Tickets are non-refundable and all sales are final. Arts at the Armory strives to be a welcoming, accessible community arts space and participates in Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program, offering 10 free tickets per Spotlight Series performance for EBT, WIC, and ConnectCare holders, with a maximum of two per person.

Royale hosts Mind Enterprises in Boston. Entry is limited to guests 18 and older. For every ticket purchased, 25 cents benefits The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer initiative that raises funds for youth-led arts programs through established creative youth development nonprofits in Greater Boston. The effort is housed at The Boston Foundation and works in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

The Grand Kyiv Ballet brings back The Swan Lake: Symphony of Lights, transforming a tale of love and enchantment into an immersive experience shaped by light, movement, and music. Each section is crafted like a gallery of moving art, pairing cherished tradition with striking modern design for a vivid, contemporary retelling.

Magical Mystery Doors pays homage to The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors by blending and layering their music into a seamless showcase. Familiar tunes are reimagined through creative combinations, shaping a fresh, one-of-a-kind experience for music fans.

A cover band performs a live set of familiar songs.

Ingrid Andress brings the Nowhere Else To Go Tour to The Sinclair in Cambridge, MA for an all ages performance. The multi-GRAMMY nominated singer and songwriter arrives with new tracks including Now I Know, Taillights, and Tattoos, with more music on the horizon as she finishes her third studio album. That forthcoming project follows Good Person and Lady Like, both co-written and co-produced by Andress. Her recent albums have drawn wide recognition. Good Person appeared on Rolling Stone’s 100 Best Albums of the Year and its 25 Best Country and Americana Albums of 2022, and features the GRAMMY-nominated, Platinum No. 1 Wishful Drinking with Sam Hunt, which Billboard counted among the ten most played songs on country radio that year. Lady Like earned a spot among Billboard’s top ten country albums of its year, set a record as the highest streaming debut by a female country artist, and includes the multi-Platinum No. 1 More Hearts Than Mine, the only debut single from a solo female artist to reach country radio’s Top 20 in 2019. Lady Like also received GRAMMY nominations for Best Country Album and Best Country Song, while Andress earned a Best New Artist nomination, making her the only country artist recognized in a Big Four category. Each ticket also supports arts opportunities for young people. Twenty-five cents from every purchase benefits The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based, volunteer-run fundraising effort that helps fund youth-led arts programs at established creative youth development nonprofits in Greater Boston, housed at The Boston Foundation and working in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture’s Boston Creates plan.

Playland #10 at ManRay embraces spooky season, with creative attire encouraged. The upstairs bars will be staffed by Steve, Haley, and Lindsey, while Cub Rye serves in the Pup Lounge. Expect a lineup of go-go performers including Mx. Kranium and Buck Fifty, plus a special performance from rising drag star Thrash Infection. MAX returns as the vendor with eerie outfits and accessories for the season. The flier is by Tyler Whitaker, and the imagery draws from a 1980 Blaine Dixon photo featuring two Halloween partiers on Polk Street in SF.

Seasoned singer and songwriter Bryan Bielanski blends rock and folk into a sound that feels both recognizable and new. His hook-filled originals fuel a near-constant travel schedule, with more than 2,600 performances to his name, including 311 in 2025, spanning numerous U.S. states and international stops such as Austria, Belgium, China, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. Listeners and reviewers around the world have noted that his energy lives up to the upbeat spirit of his album Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time.

First Parish in Lexington, Unitarian Universalist hosts a candlelit classical tribute to Coldplay from Lumos. A string trio performs instrumental arrangements of favorites such as Clocks, Yellow, Viva La Vida, Fix You, The Scientist, Paradise, Magic, My Universe, Everglow, and A Sky Full of Stars. Two sittings are offered. Seating is first come, first served within allocated tiered zones in Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze. This event is for ages eight and up. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement is not guaranteed. Lumos partners with distinctive spaces across the UK and US to present concerts honoring world-famous artists, and a donation is made to a different charity each month.

Daði Freyr brings Too Much, Not Enough to Big Night Live in Boston for an all ages concert. Security screening will be in effect at entry, and personal items may be inspected. Smoking and vaping are not allowed inside in accordance with Boston city ordinances, and items like lighters, cigarettes, and vapes cannot be brought in. Bags larger than 10 inches by 9 inches are not permitted, and backpacks, professional cameras with detachable lenses, video equipment, luggage, and similar items are restricted. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Weapons are not allowed, including examples such as firearms, knives, batons, clubs, brass knuckles, stun guns, explosives, handcuffs, and related items. There is no check-in or storage for banned articles, and guests with them will be refused entry. Violations of these policies may result in ejection. Ticket access includes an artist presale, Spotify presale, Live Nation presale, a public onsale, and a Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

Experience an evening of music, rhythm, and cultural celebration as the dance floor fills with the lively spirit of Garba and Dandiya. Attendees often arrive in festive attire, share the floor with friends, and enjoy upbeat music in a colorful setting that celebrates community and joy. The celebration takes place in the gym at Marshall Simonds Middle School.

At Sonia, the Clockwork Circus brings Boston’s Burning Man decompression to life with an evening of music, art, performance, and connection. The gathering highlights sharing, mutual support, radical self-expression, and uncompromising inclusivity in a respectful, consent-focused environment that favors participation over spectatorship. Expect live music to begin the evening, time to socialize, DJ sets in the main room, an open stage in the side room, and art installations to experience throughout the night. A cabaret and variety showcase spotlights movement arts and performance talent from the community. Participation opportunities include presenting tactile or immersive art, offering DJ or live music, and performing in the cabaret. Tickets are $25 including fees, and the price is scheduled to rise to $28. Attendees are encouraged to bring curiosity and creativity, connect, dance, make, and help shape an unforgettable night.

Medium Build brings the King of Having Fun tour to Royale in Boston, joined by Ken Yates. Nick Carpenter, the queer singer and songwriter behind Medium Build, first became a hometown favorite in Anchorage before relocating to Nashville to focus on his craft. His music blends a country-rooted heart with contemporary sounds and candid storytelling. Songs like “Crying Over U” showcase a rough edged yet tender voice and detailed lyricism, while “Never Learned to Dance” leans into cosmic Americana with acoustic warmth and twangy steel. He has built a devoted community of listeners, toured widely across North America and Europe, and shared stages with major pop acts. This event is for ages 18 and over. Every ticket also supports community initiatives. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports REVERB in advancing a more sustainable music industry and empowering fans to take action on environmental and social issues. An additional $0.25 benefits The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer effort that helps fund youth-led arts programs in Greater Boston in collaboration with The Boston Foundation and the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture’s Boston Creates plan.

Acclaimed saxophonist Patrick Lamb brings his uplifting, expressive sound to Scullers Jazz in Boston. He has toured with Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vannelli, Smokey Robinson, and two-time Grammy winner Diane Schuur, and he has earned three Billboard hits that reached the top five. His self-produced single Tailgate! was added to SiriusXM Watercolors and became one of the most added at Billboard radio. Esteemed voices including NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan, Bobby Caldwell, Dave Koz, Larry Farber, Sam Adams from Portland, and Gerald Veasley have praised his artistry, his ability to energize a room, and his strong connection with listeners. General admission seating on the Main Floor and in the Miles Davis Mezzanine is assigned by the host on a first come, first served basis, except where tables are reserved, and partial table purchases may be shared with other guests. For special seating or other accommodations, please contact the venue or box office in advance after purchasing tickets. Tickets range from $30 to $50, all ages are welcome, and all sales are final.

A high-energy nightlife party lights up the side room with a vibrant blend of afrobeats, reggae, dancehall, soca, hip hop and more. It offers a lively atmosphere to mark birthdays, graduations, achievements and personal milestones with friends. Music is provided by YHS and Storm, and the event is presented by H.I.M Entertainment alongside BVD Boston and Elite Affairs.

Returning to Brownie’s Pub after a fun previous visit, the group has been invited back by the crowd and is ready to rock with the Brownie’s crowd once again. Please note that Brownie’s is a cash-only bar.

Populace is a trio that blends funk, rock, and rhythm into a charged live experience. After more than a decade of writing together, they channel influences that include the Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Roots, and State Radio, shaping music driven by passion for what they create. Onstage they deliver intensity and momentum, with a distinct sound and presence that make each show memorable.

Follen Folk Nights features Crys Matthews, a Nashville-based singer and songwriter recognized as a leading voice in a new wave of social justice music. An award-winning and prolific lyricist and composer, she blends Americana, folk, blues, and bluegrass into a bold, layered performance rooted in traditional melodies and driven by forthright original lyrics. Her songs speak to the present moment.

Prince of Darkness: The Ultimate Ozzy Experience brings the music of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath to Larcom Theatre with fierce accuracy and surging energy. Formerly known as Wizard of Ozz, the group features seasoned musicians inspired by Ozzy’s catalog who deliver faithful renditions of staples like Crazy Train, Bark at the Moon, No More Tears, and Paranoid. With precision playing, a dynamic stage presence, and a production built to mirror a live Ozzy show, this tribute revives the power, passion, and unforgettable sound that made Ozzy a defining figure in heavy metal.

This event features live music and a fun atmosphere.

Fuego y Candela offers an energetic evening built around music, dance, and community, with social dancing in dedicated salsa and bachata rooms. Expect performances by Andres & Vivi and by Desmond Le. The salsa room features DJ Condori and the bachata room features DJ Lui G. A beginner salsa class with Masacote is included. The Dante Alighieri Society of Massachusetts provides spacious dance floors, a full cash bar, reliable air conditioning, and convenient parking with an on-site lot, nearby lots, and street parking. Admission is $20 for the class and social dancing, with a $5 discount for students who present a valid ID.

Vocalist and percussionist Wendee Glick joins Steve Heck on keyboard and vocals for a program of songs from Barbra Streisand’s long career at Music Elements. Treats will be served. Funds support Music Elements, including a scholarship fund that helps provide lessons to those in need. The cover charge is $20. For reservations, call Anita at 978-221-5641.

Brian and Andre return to the picnic area with a set of family friendly hits. Expect a lighthearted atmosphere where kids are welcome and everyone can sing along.

At The Square Root, Sado-Domestics offers local live music with an acoustic-leaning blend of folk, roots, and rock that emphasizes vocal harmonies and original songs. Coffee, beer, wine, and eats accompany the music. There is no cover charge.

Mandorla Music partners with the Eustis Estate for an intimate concert inside the estate’s 19th-century mansion. Violinist David Eure and pianist Alexei Tsiganov will share a jazz-rooted program that blends Brazilian and Latin rhythms with soul, R&B, blues, funk, and classical influences. David Eure teaches in the Preparatory School and Continuing Education departments at the New England Conservatory and has performed with artists such as Yusef Lateef, Taj Mahal, and Wayne Newton. Alexei Tsiganov earned early recognition for his jazz talent in the Soviet Union, has worked with numerous prominent jazz musicians since moving to the United States in 1991, is a member of the Boston group Either/Orchestra, and teaches at the New England Conservatory. Admission is $25 for Historic New England members, $35 for nonmembers, and $10 with EBT or SNAP. Tickets include refreshments and the opportunity to explore the house museum. For more information, call (617) 994-6600.

Sunday Karaoke brings an upbeat night featuring Nightlife Entertainment. Singers of every experience level are welcome to take the microphone and perform well-loved songs while enjoying lively vibes, friendly company, tasty drinks, and great music. Skilled DJs keep the energy high so friends can share a memorable evening of performances and entertainment.

Tia Fuller, a Grammy-nominated Mack Avenue artist, brings her signature sound to The Regattabar. The acclaimed saxophonist, composer, and bandleader blends precise technique with soulful expression, weaving jazz with elements of pop and R&B. Expect a powerful set from a standout voice in modern music.

Shattered Alibi powers the Trianon Stage at the Topsfield Fair with a closing set that blends classic rock, country rock, blues, and Americana into a lively, feel-good show. With punchy guitars and smooth harmonies, the band keeps the energy high and the crowd moving. It is a fitting soundtrack to the fair’s finale, whether you are savoring fried dough, strolling the midway, or dancing up front.

Grace Enger brings The Satisfied Girl Tour to The Sinclair with Aubory Bugg. This event welcomes all ages. For each ticket sold, twenty-five cents is directed to The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer-run Boston fundraising effort that supports youth-led arts programs at established creative youth development nonprofits in Greater Boston. The Shout Syndicate is housed at The Boston Foundation and partners with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture through its creative plan, Boston Creates.

Benjamin Tod and the Inline Six bring their 2026 tour to Royale in Boston. Admission is for ages 18 and over. For every ticket sold, twenty-five cents supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer effort that helps fund youth-led arts programs through nonprofit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston. This initiative is housed at The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

This all-ages live music event comes with clear venue policies to help everyone have a smooth experience. Opening acts may change without prior notice. Bags larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches are not permitted, and all bags will be inspected by security. Lighters are prohibited, and smoking or vaping is not allowed under local ordinances, with immediate removal for any violations. Medications must be supported by prescription documentation. The list of prohibited items may be updated at management’s discretion. Ticket options include a public onsale, VIP packages and a VIP package presale, a Live Nation presale, an artist presale, and limited promotions such as a Labor Day sale and a dance floor special.

Don B takes the New Meadow Stage at Topsfield Fairgrounds in Topsfield, Massachusetts for a live performance.

Enjoy a lively evening of music, laughter, and lighthearted rivalry. Musical Bingo refreshes the classic game by swapping numbers for songs, putting favorite tracks in the spotlight for a playful, tune-filled challenge.

At Casa Blanca Mexican Restaurant in North Billerica, enjoy a music-driven spin on bingo where songs take the place of numbers. As each track plays, participants mark matching titles on their cards, whether on paper or on a phone. The playlist keeps the energy up, with plenty of chances to sing along, tap your feet, and maybe even dance for a moment.

This all ages event welcomes attendees of any age. Set times and any supporting acts may change without advance notice or refunds. Tickets purchased through third party sellers cannot be verified by the box office, and any entry issues must be resolved directly with the seller. In person ticket purchases are available at the Paradise Rock Club box office, and travelers can call 617-562-8801 to confirm hours. Accessibility options include a seating area for guests with mobility needs. If accommodations are required, email information@crossroadspresents.com soon after purchasing a general admission ticket to arrange support.

Tricky brings his singular sound to The Sinclair for an all ages performance. The moment aligns with Different When It’s Silent, his first release under his own name in six years, arriving after a run of projects on his False Idols label that include Lonely Guest with contributors such as Oh Land, Marta Złakowska, Joe Talbot, Murkage Dave, Paul Smith, and Lee Scratch Perry, Fifteen Days with producer Mike Theis under the name Theis Thaws, and a joint album with Marta last year. The new material reflects a period marked by personal loss and a desire to work quietly, a direction that shifted when manager Alan McGee encouraged presenting these songs as a Tricky album. On the record, Bristol singer Mitch Sanders leads most of the vocals, with additional appearances by Red Run Rambo and Christian Pattemore. The set of songs spans guitar grit, shadowy electronics, and moments colored by strings and an operatic voice, and it includes a reimagined version of Dope Lemon’s Marinade. Marta joins Tricky on the closing track Out of Place. True to form, he continues to spotlight emerging voices from his community. In addition, twenty five cents from each ticket supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston based volunteer effort that funds youth led arts programs through The Boston Foundation in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture.

An open mic night takes place at Main st Grille & Taphouse on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. Sign-ups are available on site before the music begins. Performers can take the stage, supporters can cheer on local talent, and anyone can enjoy the food while taking in the show.

Monster Groove and the Killer Horns bring an evening of soulful rhythm and blues to Baramor. If you cannot be there in person, a live stream will be available on Facebook.

Daughtry brings the 20 Years Unplugged Tour to The Cabot at the Cabot Performing Arts Center in Beverly, Massachusetts. The concert features the band in an unplugged setting.

Daughtry appears at The Cabot, Cabot Performing Arts Center.

Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical arrives in Boston at the Emerson Colonial Theatre, bringing an acclaimed blend of sharp comedy and high-stakes espionage. Winner of the Olivier Award for Best New Musical and the 2025 Tony Award, it has been celebrated as Entertainment Weekly’s top Broadway show of 2025 and amassed 88 five star reviews in the West End, where it was hailed as the most highly reviewed production in that theater district’s history. Set in 1943, the story follows a daring deception that involves a corpse, forged documents, and even Ian Fleming, capturing how this audacious plan helped change the course of World War II. The tone mixes buoyant musical flair with taut spy thriller energy, delivering a brisk and witty retelling of a true covert operation credited with winning the war. Accessibility options include seating, services, and designated performances. Please be cautious of misinformation from unofficial sources.

Presented by The Middle East, this all-ages show features performances by Buddha Trixie, Flight by Nothing, and Pleaser. Advance tickets are $20, with admission priced at $25 on the day of the show. Attendees of legal age will need a valid ID to purchase alcoholic beverages. The venue enforces a strict no smoking or vaping policy inside the building. A dine-and-skip-the-line option is also promoted for this event.

Celebrating ten years of My Hero Academia, this live concert follows the journey from Deku's first steps toward heroism to high-stakes battles across all eight seasons. Powerful music and vivid visuals come together for an immersive retelling that brings the series to life. A 15-piece ensemble performs Yuki Hayashi's score, highlighting courage, friendship, heartbreak, and victory as memorable moments from the anime play on screen. The result is a concert experience that showcases heroic set pieces, the heroes and classmates at the heart of the story, and a go-beyond spirit that connects with fans of all ages. Whether you have been with Deku and Class 1-A since the start or are discovering the story now, this event offers a musical tribute and an emotional journey in one.