Events in Wilmington today

Part of Wilmington life for 23 years, this riverfront market brings together local growers, food producers, and artisans. Shop for locally grown produce, pasture raised meats, farm fresh eggs, local honey, roasted coffee, chocolates, fresh bread, muffins, cakes, jams, salsa, and more. Discover handmade creations from talented local makers and support neighborhood businesses with every purchase. Admission is free, it is kid friendly, and leashed pets are welcome. With thanks to Cumulus Media and Excite Credit Union.

Holy Cross hosts the 2nd annual Back-to-School Wellness Fair, a community-focused gathering that supports students and caregivers as a new school year approaches. The fair takes place at the church and will proceed regardless of weather. Attendees can connect with New Hanover County Health and Human Services for SAFE Kids guidance, information on social services, and community nutrition resources. New Hanover County Fire & Rescue will share fire safety education and provide car seat checks. The New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office will present Crime Awareness and Prevention programming that addresses anti-bullying and Stranger Danger, along with the Elements youth violence intervention program and information from School Resource Officers. Novant Health’s Community Care Cruiser will offer RemarkableYou screenings at no cost for adults 18 and older, including blood pressure, cholesterol, and prediabetes assessments. Cub Scout Pack 205 will participate, and the Wilmington Lions Club will provide free vision screenings. Together, these partners deliver practical tools and health services to help families prepare for the school year.

Discover why Wilmington earned recognition as America’s first World War II Heritage City, a distinction that reflects its wartime contributions and ongoing preservation of significant sites. Learn how the city surged into a World War “Boomtown” through shipbuilding, chemical production, and other vital industries, and hear how downtown neighborhoods provided a temporary home for soldiers and sailors before they shipped out. The tour also explores homefront stories, including local lore that Wilmington’s prominence helped spark the only German bombardment on the U.S. mainland. Trace the places and moments that shaped the city’s role in the war and its lasting legacy.

In a world filled with constant input and exchange, caring for your energy is essential. This three-part workshop series offers a clear, down-to-earth introduction to energetic care, with practices that help you clear, protect, and nourish your system so you can move through life with more clarity, resilience, and alignment. Guided by experienced practitioners Maura and Mercedes, each session weaves practical tools, body-based exercises, and soulful insight to deepen your relationship with your own energy and the subtle influences that shape well-being. The third and final workshop centers nature as a partner in restoration. Participants explore the elements...earth, water, fire, air, and ether...as allies for rebalancing. Through guided rituals and nature-informed practices, you will learn ways to cleanse, recharge, and harmonize your energy, along with everyday rituals you can continue at home. This offering welcomes both newcomers to energy work and those looking to go deeper. Cost is $60.

Summer Scream adds a haunted twist to a sunny-day market, perfect for anyone who buys pumpkins in the heat and favors black lace over beach brights. This pop-up blends the strange, the spooky, and the spiritual into a single-day shopping experience that pairs warm weather with shadowy vibes. Explore curated oddities like taxidermy, ethically sourced bones, and artifacts from Victorian mourning culture. Discover metaphysical goods including crystals, ritual and altar items, herbs and oils, hand poured candles, and tarot readers. Horror enthusiasts will find dark aesthetic apparel, horror movie collectibles, and eerie works by local artists. Expect all the thrills of spooky season without the winter layers, so the sunshine and the macabre can coexist. Food comes by way of the Kimchi Taco truck, with ice cream and treats from The Daily Scoop. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under get in free.

Discover the darker chapters of Wilmington's past on a tour that recounts notorious, unusual, and startling stories of crime, murder, and mayhem. Explore episodes ranging from espionage in the fraught 1940s to homicides traced to the city's turbulent 1840s, with more revelations along the way.

Enjoy a free evening of dancing, music, and fun at Waterline Brewing Co., presented in partnership with BoricuaMos Productions. The night includes an introductory dance lesson with Chris and Mimi, followed by DJ Borichamo spinning Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and more. A food truck will be on site, and dancing can take place indoors or outdoors depending on the weather. All ages are welcome, and whether you are new to Latin dance or have plenty of experience, the atmosphere is all about great drinks, great music, and great vibes.

Dumpstaphunk performs a special tribute to the music of Sly & The Family Stone at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater. The performance is dedicated to the group's songs in a focused set. Ticket access options include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, and T-mobile + Fastlane.

Chatham County Line brings more than twenty years of craft from their Raleigh beginnings to the stage, blending bluegrass, folk, country, and rock and roll into an adventurous live experience. After breaking out with a self-titled debut in 2003, the band released eight additional studio albums, topped the Billboard Bluegrass chart four times, collaborated with Judy Collins, Sharon Van Etten, and Jonas Fjeld, earned two gold records in Norway with two Spellemannprisen nominations, and shared bills with Guy Clark, Lyle Lovett, Steve Martin & Martin Short, and The Avett Brothers. Outlets including NPR, Uncut, and Pitchfork have praised their balance of tradition and new ideas, memorable melodies, and a sound with lasting appeal. Their latest chapter arrives with Hiyo, the first release following the departure of their longtime banjo player, recorded at Asheville’s Echo Mountain with co-producer and engineer Rachael Moore, who has worked with Kacey Musgraves as well as Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. Now a trio featuring Dave Wilson on lead vocals and guitar, John Teer on fiddle and mandolin, and Greg Readling on bass and pedal steel, they explore fresh textures with synthesizers, drum machines, and a stronger electric presence while preserving the vivid storytelling at the heart of their songs. The result is tight harmonies, seasoned musicianship, and roots music infused with renewed energy.

Get ready for a night of sharp stand-up with Rich Vos, a long-time comedy favorite known for his quick wit, raw honesty, and a career packed with TV appearances and podcast work. Door time is 6:00 PM, and the show starts at 7:00 PM.

Local bluegrass and Americana group Massive Grass returns to Ted’s for an evening of storytelling and lively tunes. Expect driving, energetic arrangements with a rock and roll edge, paired with lyrics that swing from dark and witty to tender and yearning, all while keeping the heart of bluegrass at the center. Tickets are $20 plus fees.

At Warehouse on Water in Wilmington, step into a speakeasy that explores the haunting world of Edgar Allan Poe. Sip expertly crafted cocktails inspired by four of his stories as the head mixologist, together with Poe historians, guides the evening. The atmosphere recalls an earlier era and brings the tales to life one sip at a time. This experience is known to sell out quickly.

Against The Odds heads back to Wilmington for a late night show at Dirty Dan’s, bringing live music, high energy, and a coastal atmosphere. This outing suits a night out with friends, a downtown bar hop, or anyone seeking a fun evening.

At Cape Fear ArtXchange, a market gathers local artists and creatives under the pavilion behind the shop. Booth space is free for sellers showcasing handmade, vintage, or upcycled items. Vendor spaces are available on a first come, first served basis.

Explore candle making in a relaxed, coastal setting at By the Beach Brewing, where you will blend fragrances, play with color, add botanical touches, and pour your own soy candles with step-by-step guidance from experienced makers. The session welcomes both first-timers and seasoned crafters and offers a friendly, social atmosphere that works well for individuals or groups. Tickets are $39 for two 8 ounce tin candles, plus Eventbrite fees, with optional vessel upgrades available at checkout. All materials and tools are included, from soy wax and wicks to vessels, fragrance oils, and botanicals. Guests may purchase beverages directly from the brewery while they create. Presented by Hand.The.Light, this hands-on workshop focuses on creativity, connection, and a memorable making experience. It is family friendly, with children welcome alongside an accompanying adult. The workshop runs about two hours, refunds are available up to seven days before the event, late entry is permitted up to 20 minutes after the start, and each attendee must have a ticket.

Players gather for a Pokémon League session featuring age-division matchups and plenty of chances to tune up a deck against a wide field. The event uses the Standard format with Swiss rounds, best of one. The entry fee is $8, and entry can be purchased in store. Every participant receives one POP Pack. Prizes are awarded as store credit per match win. For three round events, players earn $5 in store credit for each win. For four round events, the payout is $4 per win. Any player who finishes undefeated, X-0, receives one pack from the most recent Standard set. Only sets that have had a prerelease count as Standard.

Drew Peterson brings his Americana songwriting to the stage with a set shaped by more than two decades of music-making across the Midwest. After leading the Minnesota group Forty Watt Bulb, he launched two roots projects, the twang-infused and lively Dead Pigeons and the bluegrass-tinged Boxstore Bird. Raised on a Minnesota farm and inspired by a five-dollar church-sale guitar his mom found, he built his skills through steady work and constant practice, with a strong emphasis on lyrics and songcraft. His performances blend dry humor and thoughtful writing with a sound that carries both smoothness and grit, drawing on influences such as John Prine, Tom Waits, Cat Stevens, and Van Morrison. Whether in a quiet listening room or a high-energy festival or bar, he aims to connect through stories and heartfelt delivery. Tickets are $10 plus fees.

Backspin Social hosts World Tavern Poker in Wilmington, NC, part of the nation's largest bar poker league, featuring free No-Limit Texas Hold'em. New and experienced players alike can take part in two free tournaments, sharpen their skills, and connect with fellow players in a friendly setting while competing for league points and prizes. There is no buy-in and no gambling. Points earned apply to local, regional, and national standings within the World Tavern Poker system, with opportunities to qualify for championship events and major prizes.

At Jengo's Playhouse, the 15th annual Surfalorus Film Festival presents a two-film program featuring Kingdom of the Evening and Fun Island. Kingdom of the Evening, directed by Clint Davis, revisits Kepa Acero’s 2010 solo quest for uncrowded surf in West Africa and the connection he forged in Morocco with a 15-year-old named Yassine. They traded surf sessions and tajines despite a language gap, and Yassine is now known as Snoopy Style, a professional guide and local fixture in Taghazout. Fifteen years later, Kepa and Snoopy meet again for the first time, a reunion shaped by how both their lives, and Morocco, have changed. Fun Island follows a tight-knit group of surf friends on a dream trip amid the pandemic, when two test positive and end up quarantined on the aptly nicknamed Fun Island while the rest of the adventure carries on. Wilmington filmmaker and former OBX resident Jason Andre delivers a retro-leaning travel chronicle that captures international surf thrills alongside the setbacks that come with unexpected detours.

The Wrightsville Beach Farmers Market offers North Carolina raised 100 percent Wagyu beef and Berkshire pork. Whether you are local or visiting, find premium cuts with bold, memorable flavor to complement a day by the water.

Camp CMoW offers a week of discovery, creativity, and hands-on activities. Each day introduces a new theme, giving campers opportunities across art, STEM, and literacy at The Children’s Museum of Wilmington. Engaging activities, hands-on exhibits, and imaginative projects spark curiosity throughout the week. A special field trip caps the experience with a memorable finale. A single-day option is available.

Rising Stars is a performing arts camp for kids ages 7 to 10. This week’s theme focuses on “Once Upon the Stage” and “Movie Magic,” inspired by Disney, with a mix of acting, singing, dancing, and hands-on art projects that explore Disney stories, characters, and settings. The camp runs each weekday as a full-day program, with options for a morning and afternoon session.

Smart Start offers a free Kaleidoscope Play & Learn group for families with children from birth to age five. Open to all families, the program meets each week and does not require advance registration. This session takes place at New Hanover County Public Library.

Created for people in the early stages of Alzheimer’s and dementia, this museum program offers a peaceful experience by taking place while the galleries are closed to the general public. Participants can enjoy music in the galleries, explore exhibitions with supportive adaptations, and choose from optional hands-on activities. Bringing a boxed lunch to eat in the café or courtyard is welcome but not required. Admission is free, and advance registration is necessary. For registration and details, email education@cameronartmuseum.org.

Beginner-friendly Tai Chi sessions for adults and seniors are offered at The Dance Element dance studio in Wilmington, led by instructor Jay Stempin. Classes introduce foundational, single-weighted postures and a gentle flow designed to support overall wellness, with no prior experience required. No advance registration is needed. Attend at your convenience and pay only for the sessions you take. Pricing options include $12 for a single class, a 5-class card for $50 at $10 per class, or a 10-class card for $80 at $8 per class. Punch cards can be used for any adult dance and fitness class at the studio. Wear comfortable exercise clothes, and bare feet are preferred. There are three opportunities each week to participate.

This bingo event supports the Weekend Meals On Wheels program and other charities. Doors open before play begins, and an Early Bird game is offered.

Canadian Highlander takes center stage in a relaxed, unsanctioned Magic: The Gathering event using Swiss rounds and a fun-first approach. Entry is $8. For each paid participant, $8 in store credit is added to the prize pool and distributed to players who finish with a winning record. Any undefeated player earns one booster pack from the most recent Standard set, and only sets that have held a prerelease are considered Standard. The format uses a points list rather than a traditional banned list, keeping powerful cards in the mix while rewarding smart deck building. Decks must contain at least 100 cards and generally only one copy of each card, with exceptions for basic lands and cards that specifically allow any number, such as Relentless Rats. Since this is not sanctioned by Wizards of the Coast, printed and uniform proxies are permitted.

Bring a Modern deck for a weekly three-round Swiss tournament. Decks spanning from Eighth Edition through the latest Standard release are welcome, with Standard referring to sets that have had a prerelease. Entry is $8. The prize pool adds $8 in store credit per participant and is paid out based on final record. Any player who finishes undefeated receives one booster pack from the newest Standard set.

Illumineers can test their skills in a friendly Disney Lorcana tournament using the Standard format, with Swiss rounds capped at three. Players should bring a constructed Lorcana deck. Entry is $8. Every participant receives two random promo cards. Prizes include $5 in store credit per match win, one pack from the most recent Standard set for any undefeated X-0 player, and a pin plus a promo card for first place. Only sets that have held a prerelease are considered Standard. Welcoming to newcomers and veterans alike, this event offers a chance to meet fellow fans in Wilmington.

Barzarre presents a weekly open mic featuring music, comedy, spoken word, improv, hip hop and unconventional talents. Performers of any experience level are welcome to take the stage, from off-the-cuff to fully polished, with on-site signups and free entry. Touring musical acts sometimes appear for featured sets. Multimedia performers can plug in to a projector via HDMI. The format encourages experimentation, quirky skills are welcome, and inexpensive brews add to the casual feel.

Unwind with a gentle yoga class set within a gallery environment that changes regularly. The practice focuses on relaxation, renewal, and mindful self-reflection. Poses are suitable for all levels, including beginners, and you can participate on a mat or seated in a chair. Each session lasts about an hour. A suggested donation of $8 is welcomed, and a portion of each contribution supports CAM’s Museum School Scholarship program for adults and youth.

Embark on a kid-focused Dungeons and Dragons campaign with the Goblin Guild, where imagination leads the way. An in-house Dungeon Master guides the action, while players collaborate to shape the story, make decisions, and drive each adventure forward. The experience is designed to foster teamwork, creativity, and responsibility. Open to all skill levels for participants up to age 14. This is a recurring campaign, so returning players can continue their journey, and newcomers are welcome to drop in as they wish. To ensure everyone has time to shine, each session is limited to 7 players. Entry fee is $15.

Connect with others in the HD community at a welcoming Wilmington Meetup focused on conversation and learning. Registration is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome. If there are no online signups, the gathering will be canceled. Complimentary pizza will be available.

Celebrate summer by creating a beautiful basket in a three hour class that is open to the public. Learn how to craft a coiled rope basket from 100% cotton and complete it in one session. The baskets are relaxing to make, they look wonderful at home, and the technique is easy for beginners while still satisfying for experienced artists. All ages are welcome. Art teacher Star Edwards will guide you as you choose colors and learn to design, coil, and stitch a one of a kind piece, with time to connect with friends while you craft. Registration includes step by step instruction, all 100% cotton materials, and a cocktail or a mocktail.

Riftbound TCG Nexus Nights at Cape Fear Games features a constructed Swiss event capped at three rounds. Players bring a deck, compete across the rounds, and aim for strong finishes. Entry is $8, with $8 per player added to the prize pool and distributed to players with winning records. Every participant receives a Nexus Night Pack. Any undefeated finisher earns one pack from the most recent Standard set. For a set to be considered Standard, it must have had a prerelease. The event welcomes newcomers and competitive players alike, offering a friendly space to refine strategies and enjoy head to head play.

Players take part in a Magic: The Gathering draft built around the newest Standard-legal set. Draft packs at the table, build a deck on the spot, then compete in three Swiss rounds. Entry is $20, and prize support goes to X-0 and X-1 records. For each drafter in a pod, 1.5 Play Boosters are added to the prize pool. Winners also receive pins that can be traded for additional prizes. Entry can be purchased in store.

Learn the basics of crafting mead, the age-old beverage made from honey, water, and yeast. This beginner-friendly talk covers core fermentation principles, guidance on choosing ingredients, and techniques for adding flavor, along with practical tips to help you start your first batch with confidence. Free for Members; $15 suggested donation for Non-Members.

Enjoy a casual dinner and conversation with the Cape Fear SCCA team at Wrightsville Beach Brewery. All who are interested in SCCA are welcome.

Seven Mile Post hosts a weekly Retro Game Night that brings classic titles to big indoor screens. Favorites such as Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, GoldenEye 007, and Wave Race 64 appear on Nintendo 64 and Nintendo Switch, with many more in the rotation. Attendees can bring a favorite game or console to share, keeping matchups fresh. The vibe is laid back and welcoming to all skill levels, with plenty of four-player face-offs and friendly competition alongside cold drinks.

Sea turtle talks from the Wrightsville Beach Sea Turtle Project take place at North Carolina Coastal Federation and are designed for all ages. Attendees explore sea turtle biology, the nesting season on Wrightsville Beach, current conservation efforts, and practical steps anyone can take to help protect these creatures. It is a welcoming program for families, locals, and visitors who want a clear introduction to these animals and what to look for along the local shoreline.

Music Bingo featuring beverage specials, music, and prizes for participants.

A mat-based Pilates class with instructor Laurie Wood focuses on strengthening the core and enhancing posture in an upbeat setting for adults and seniors. The session starts with a standing mobility warmup and continues with fundamental mat work that blends stretching, conditioning, breath practice, and post-rehabilitation focused exercises. Small props such as stability balls, light hand weights, and resistance bands may be used to support balance, deepen stretches, and add variety. Welcoming all experience levels, the class is gentle enough for beginners and still engaging for those with prior practice. Comfortable exercise attire is recommended. Participants are encouraged to bring a personal mat, with a limited number available to borrow at the studio. No advance registration is required, and attendees pay only for the classes they take. Pricing options include $12 for a single drop-in, $50 for a five-class card at $10 per class, or $80 for a ten-class card at $8 per class. Class cards can be used for any adult offering at The Dance Element.

Kids can cut loose at the climbing gym during an open session designed just for them. Every Wednesday features a relaxed, unstructured environment where young climbers can scale the walls, explore at their own pace, and simply have fun. Staff members are available to handle ropes for anyone who wants to go higher, and the format welcomes all experience levels, from first-timers to experienced kids. A parent or caregiver is required to remain with their child for the duration of the session. Admission is $17, which includes a day pass and all necessary rental gear.

Enjoy a guided look through the museum’s galleries with a public tour that is free with museum admission. An experienced guide leads the way, highlighting pieces on display and sharing insights to deepen understanding. For questions or concerns about accessibility, contact Georgia Mastroieni, Deputy Director of Operations, at (910) 726-9492 or georgia@cameronartmuseum.org.

Discover a large seasonal children’s consignment sale packed with savings on infant, kids, juniors, and maternity clothing, along with shoes, accessories, toys, books, games, craft supplies, bedding and decor, furniture, sports equipment, strollers, car seats, outdoor gear, and more. All items come from multiple individual consignors, creating a wide variety of finds at budget friendly prices. Choosing to reuse helps your wallet and supports local families and a small family business. Shoppers will find back to school options from basics to boutique, plus Halloween costumes, early holiday gifts and stocking stuffers, gently used books to share with a classroom library, and replacements for outgrown swimwear. Early shopping opportunities are available. Free pre sale admission is offered to new parents, whether expecting or with a baby under one, as well as foster and adoptive parents, grandparents, teachers, military, and first responders. Another way to access the pre sale is to bring a donation valued at $10 in products or cash for the Diaper Bank of NC, which covers entry for two adults. Children are always admitted free, and public shopping is free too. Parking is available across the street, with handicap permit spaces next to the building.

Experience Masonboro Island on a relaxing outing that pairs a scenic boat ride with a 30-minute gentle yoga session led by the terra sol sanctuary team in collaboration with Wrightsville Beach Scenic Tours. Pickup takes place at the Wildlife Ramp beneath the intracoastal bridge, and a confirmation email with more information will be sent a few days beforehand. The price is $65.

Smart Start facilitates a Circle of Parents gathering at Church of the Servant in Wilmington for families with young children. The program serves parents of children ages 0 to 8 and parents of children with special needs up to age 12. It is open to all parents and caregivers, and older siblings can attend as well. Families share a meal together, then children take part in a group for children while adults participate in parent discussions. There is no cost to attend.

Seven Mile Post hosts a weekly cornhole tournament featuring a $10 blind draw that reshuffles partners each week to keep the competition lively. Players throw for cash prizes, with cold drinks and tasty food available. Come with friends or arrive solo, as there is always space at the boards. It is touted as Wilmington’s top midweek cornhole event.

Adventurers can gather for a weekly RPG night where carefully selected Game Masters guide engaging tales and bold quests. It welcomes those searching for a new group as well as anyone eager to try a new game. Sessions take place on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Online registration is required ahead of time because table space is limited, and sign-ups open each Monday morning. A $10 entry fee supports the Game Master, and the tools and a library are provided while participants bring the heart of the game.

Set in the Boatyard and presented by Marina Grill, Trivia with RJ brings a spirited contest to the water’s edge, complemented by an open-air bar and a selection of food options.

Enjoy an evening of lively music and social dancing with a beginner lesson included. A friendly caller will introduce the steps and figures before the music begins, so newcomers can feel comfortable right away. No partner or prior experience is needed. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing that lets you spin with ease. Admission is $10, and students pay $1. Plenty of parking is available, and the welcoming atmosphere makes it easy to meet new friends and have some fun.

This casual meet up pairs a Stroller Strides workout with time at the Long Leaf Park Splash Pad. Start with the fitness session, then gather for a relaxed playdate with plenty of splash time.

Live music in the food court creates a lively backdrop for time spent there. Listen while you eat or take a break, with music carrying through the space.

Wolfpack Club staff will be on hand to connect with fans and celebrate NC State Athletics at The Venue at Wilmington Brewery. Admission is free, and all NC State fans are welcome. RSVPs come with a complimentary drink ticket.

The Wilmington Chapter meeting focuses on business networking at The Eagle’s Dare, with beer and an opportunity to share war stories.

Live acoustic music accompanies dinner at CAM Café, located within the museum. Each week features a local artist, providing a musical backdrop for a meal or a cocktail. A Café purchase on these evenings includes complimentary gallery admission. Dinner reservations are available by calling (910) 777-2363. Live music does not take place on nights when Jazz at CAM is scheduled.

Act III, The Legacy Dinner, spotlights Marchesi Antinori and the landmark wine Tignanello. Antinori has crafted wine in Tuscany since 1385, and in 1971 introduced Tignanello, a blend of Sangiovese and Cabernet aged in French oak and released without the customary appellation. That bold step reshaped Italian wine and helped give rise to the term Super Tuscan. This finale presents the most polished service of the three part series with five courses that build from a delicate opener to a dry aged steak paired with Tignanello. A chocolate dessert closes the meal, with an optional Brunello available for an extended finish. The price is $215 per seat, and the dinner is designed around a single pour of Tignanello within the five course experience.

Boost fitness in a lively setting with a line dancing class designed for adults and seniors at The Dance Element. No advance registration is required, and attendance is pay-as-you-go. Pricing options include $12 for a single drop-in, $50 for a five-class punch card at $10 per class, or $80 for a ten-class punch card at $8 per class. Punch cards are valid for all adult dance and fitness classes. Everyone is welcome, from first-time beginners to lifelong dancers, and comfortable clothing that allows easy movement is recommended.

Atlanta soul-pop five-piece Penelope Road brings The Chance Encounter Tour to the stage with an emphasis on immersive, all-in live performance. The lineup features Max Moore on lead vocals and guitar, Charles Eastman on lead vocals and keys, Koan Roy-Meighoo on vocals and guitar, James Kopp on bass, and Anthony Smith on drums. What began as rough-around-the-edges college house jams on Penelope Road and viral attic sessions grew into a grassroots wave that led to a Warner Records signing, a self-titled EP in 2024, and sellouts both as headliners and while opening for Goose and Lake Street Dive. Their catalog includes The Diamond Street Sessions, created at Diamond Street Studios with David Ryan Harris and home to groove-forward songs like Out Tonight and Flowers (Carry Me Home), and the 2025 EP Chance Encounter, which blends candid lyrics with the full force of the band. After moving more than 20,000 tickets in the first half of 2025, capping the year with three hometown sellouts, and earning a Grammy.com Grammy Reimagined spotlight for an Eagles cover of Lyin’ Eyes, the group carries that momentum into a North American headline run.