Events in Madison, WI

Join other DMI members for “What’s Up Downtown,” a networking session where you can learn about major programs, projects, and initiatives affecting downtown Madison. Complimentary pastries, fruit, coffee, and tea will be available. Registration details will be shared as the event gets closer.

Experience anime favorites in a new light as a Listeso string quartet performs a program of beloved soundtracks by candlelight at Monona Terrace - Lecture Hall in Madison. The concert lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and there is no entry after the music begins. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. The tentative set features pieces such as Gurenge from Demon Slayer, Monster from Beastars, Kaikai Kitan from Jujutsu Kaisen, the Case Closed theme from Detective Conan, One Piece selections including New Genesis and The Peak, In regards to love...Eros from Yuri!!! On Ice, Re:pray from Bleach, Lilium from Elfen Lied, Therru’s Song from Tales from Earthsea, Message of Rouge from Kiki’s Delivery Service, RAIN from Mary and the Witch’s Flower, Vapor Trail from The Wind Rises, When I Remember This Life from The Tale of Princess Kaguya, Sparkle from Your Name, and A Cruel Angel’s Thesis from Neon Genesis Evangelion.

Fridays at the Market features products that change with the season. Explore a rotating selection and see what is available as the season progresses.

Wrap up the week with board gaming at Misty Mountain Games - Madison. Pick up a favorite title or explore something new as tables fill with options. A variety of games from the WiscoDice Tabletop Gaming Library will be available, and guests are welcome to bring their own favorites to play and share.

Marking its fifth year, the Bottoms Up Gala offers a festive evening centered on celebration and support at The Edgewater Madison. Sponsorships and tickets are available, along with additional information.

The Bill Roberts Combo performs at Mansion Hill Inn for an evening of jazz and cocktails. The cover charge is $20.

Experience an intimate chamber concert where a skilled string quartet performs the music of Mozart and Beethoven by candlelight. The warm glow enhances every nuance, creating a close and immersive listening experience for admirers of these two giants of classical music. Presented at Monona Terrace, the program showcases well-known works and the vivid contrast between their distinctive styles.

Presented by FPC Live, Kathleen Madigan brings the Flying Cats & Marching Armadillos Tour to Orpheum Madison. This all-ages show marks a stop on the tour and offers a chance to see Kathleen Madigan on stage. Tickets are available.

Presented by 105.5 Triple M, Thee Sacred Souls bring The Constellation Tour to The Sylvee with LA LOM and The Womack Sisters joining the lineup. This all ages show offers a presale through All Access without a code, and membership is free. Tickets can be purchased at the venue box office.

Tani Diakite and the Afrofunkstars perform at Coda every last Friday in a series produced by Cafe CODA. Tani features the kamale n'goni, a West African forerunner of the banjo, and pairs it with plaintive vocals for a sound rooted in the blues. Performances often include spontaneous collaborations and surprise guests, so no two shows are the same. Tickets are $15. Updates and any cancellations are shared on the Cafe CODA Facebook page.

Discover a delicious showcase of Wisconsin cheeses at Cheese Fair Off the Square. Stroll the booths, talk with cheesemakers from across the state, and get guidance on choosing the right wedges and wheels to take home. This free, all-ages event takes place alongside the Dane County Farmers Market, creating a lively spot to taste, learn, and shop. Featured producers include Alpinage Cheese Co., Babcock Dairy Store, Carr Valley Cheese Company, Chalet Cheese, The Big Moo, The Big Cheese, Kingston Cheese Cooperative, Klondike Cheese Co., Marieke Gouda, Milkhaus Dairy, Nasonville Dairy, Pine River Pre Pack, Renard's Cheese, Ron's Wisconsin Cheese, Royal Guernsey Creamery, Sassy Cow Creamery, Two Guernsey Girls Creamery, White Jasmine, and Widmer's Cheese Cellars.

Weekly Saturday walking sessions with the W1N Crew take place at Penn Park and focus on building healthier habits through consistent movement. Each outing aims for either an hour on foot or a minimum distance of three miles, allowing participants to choose a pace that works for them.

Enjoy a casual Magic: The Gathering meet-up with open play and trading. Most games center on Commander, though other formats are welcome. No advance registration is needed. This recurring meet-up happens on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays at Mox.

The 7th Annual Regent Neighborhood Art Walk highlights local artists and makers across a walkable route. The footprint is bounded by Regent to the north, Virginia Terrace to the west, Norwood Place and Commonwealth to the south, and Prospect to the east. A rain date is planned. Information about participating artists, their locations, and a map is available.

Madison Vegan Fest 2026 celebrates compassion, community, and plant-powered living at Lunney Lake Farm County Park. This free festival welcomes committed vegans, the veg-curious, and anyone who enjoys great food. Attendees can look forward to flavorful vegan cuisine, exhibitors and nonprofits sharing their work, engaging talks from speakers, live music, and a warm, connected atmosphere.

The Madison Mallards and Lola’s Hi/Lo Lounge present the second annual True North Food + Music Festival at the Warner Park Duck Pond, following a successful debut in 2025. This family friendly celebration brings together standout restaurants and emerging musical talent from Madison and beyond, set on the ballfield to blend food, live music, and community. Highlights include tasty offerings, energetic performances, and the festival’s signature ferris wheel.

Trace the layers of Wisconsin’s capital on a guided walk around Capitol Square that brings hidden stories to life. Hear how generations have shaped the city, from its earliest inhabitants to its growth into a modern hub. Stops include the former site of the American House, where early state officials once stayed, and the Argus Bar, set within one of Madison’s oldest commercial buildings that previously housed the Argus newspaper. A knowledgeable guide encourages questions and invites different perspectives on local history. This annual tour is offered from spring through early fall on select Thursdays and Saturdays and requires advance registration. Pricing is $20 for adults, teens, seniors and children ages 5 to 12, with free admission for children under 5. Society members receive a 10% discount with verified membership at checkout. Sponsored by Findorff. The experience is based out of the Wisconsin Historical Society’s History Maker Space in the U.S. Bank Building on Capitol Square, and the group starts and finishes in front of the U.S. Bank Plaza facing the Capitol. Please arrive a little early to check in with staff and confirm your reservation. Plan for approximately 1.3 miles of walking on paved but occasionally hilly terrain. Comfortable shoes are recommended. Bring water, sunglasses and a hat. The tour takes place entirely outdoors and runs rain or shine, so consider an umbrella in inclement weather. Parking note: the underground garage at the U.S. Bank Plaza is closed on Saturdays and closes in the evening on Thursdays. Nearby public garages and street parking are available within a short walk of the start and finish. Participants with questions about the tour content or with mobility concerns are encouraged to reach out in advance.

Enjoy a night of soccer at Breese Stevens Field as Forward Madison FC faces Spokane Velocity FC in a fundraiser for Glacier Edge PTO. Each ticket purchased through the designated link helps fund programs and activities for Glacier Edge students. The event is open to everyone, welcoming families, friends, neighbors, and coworkers.

Settle in for a science fiction themed outdoor screening of The Fifth Element (1997, PG-13). Bring blankets and lawn chairs for a movie under the night sky. Creative outfits are encouraged, from futuristic fashion and alien-inspired glam to cyberpunk styles, space-age looks, and other cult-classic cosplay. Channel a cosmic adventurer, an interstellar diva, or your own vision of tomorrow to match the vibe.

Presented in partnership with the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra at Overture Center for the Arts, this concert features Patrice Rushen, widely regarded as one of the world’s leading jazz pianists. An award-winning, four-time Grammy nominee, Rushen is a classically trained musician who rose to prominence in the 1970s and 80s with a distinctive mix of jazz, pop, and R&B. Her work includes the hit Forget Me Nots, which she wrote and recorded and which has been frequently covered and sampled. This one-night performance takes place in the historic Capitol Theater. A VIP Experience option includes a meet and greet, and more details will be sent closer to the event.

At The North Street Cabaret, bassist Nick Moran and percussionist Yorvanis Duran lead an Afro-Cuban jazz program with pianist Vince Fuh and saxophonist Pawan Benjamin, joined by special guest artists. The ensemble revisits and reshapes works by Eddie Palmieri, Chucho Valdés, and Michel Camilo, offering energetic grooves, lively improvisation, and a salute to the trailblazers of the genre. Seating is limited, and tickets are available at the door.

Atwood Music Hall hosts Granny Shot, a Madison-based cover band delivering a high-energy mix of alternative rock, hard rock, and pop punk from the 90s and 00s alongside classics from the 70s and 80s. The set spans hits from artists like Alanis Morissette, Alice in Chains, Blink-182, Fall Out Boy, Foo Fighters, Paramore, Rage Against the Machine, System of a Down, Smash Mouth, Third Eye Blind, and Tool, plus timeless tracks by Queen, Boston, Kansas, Metallica, Rush, Fleetwood Mac, and Heart. General admission is $14 in advance and $18 the day of show.

Two nights on The Bigger Show Tour mark the only area appearances in 2026 for They Might Be Giants. Each evening is an ages 16 and up, no-opener performance that starts early and gets loud. The band performs as an eight-piece with a three-piece horn section and plays two sets. The first set changes nightly to spotlight a specific album, while the second set reaches across their entire catalog, from the earliest Dial-A-Song era and the platinum album Flood to brand-new 2026 releases. Favorites, deep cuts, and live improvisation make each show distinct. Recent releases include the stand-alone EP Eyeball and the album The World Is to Dig.

Badger Challenge is a yearlong effort supporting cancer research and patient care at the University of Wisconsin, highlighted by a September gathering where the community comes together to walk, run, and ride in tribute to those affected by cancer. Every mile completed helps patients and advances research at UW, with all participant fundraising directed to the brightest minds, ideas, and technologies. The event takes place at UW Health Eastpark Medical Center in Madison. Participants can choose from cycling routes of 100 miles, 100K, 50K, 25K, or 5K, along with a Half Marathon and a 5K run or walk. Fundraising connects participants with a community guided by hope, impact, and love, united by the goal of going the distance with heart.

CWI-PCA Porsches & Pastries is a relaxed meetup for Porsche owners. Enjoy complimentary pastries and coffee, bring your Porsche, and connect with fellow club members while talking about these beautiful vehicles. A group drive will follow, with the destination to be announced.

Enjoy a casual Magic: The Gathering gathering focused on play and trading. Commander is the most common format at the tables, and players are welcome to bring decks for other formats as well. No pre-registration is required.

Every Sunday, children 12 and under receive a complimentary kid's entrée, up to a $15 value, with the purchase of one adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free kids meal per qualifying adult entrée. It cannot be combined with other offers or specials, used with dip certificates, or applied on holidays.

Settle in for a relaxed afternoon of pinball at a casual triathlon-style gathering. The format features nine holes followed by finals, with trophies available for top finishers. Participation is $5, with a token drop. Open to women, non-binary, and other gender nonconforming players, and welcoming to all skill levels. Children may attend with an adult. Friends are welcome for an easygoing day of play.

Release what has been building, then settle into ease with a two-part experience designed to help you reset. It begins with a 20‑minute Quick Smash Session using glassware to physically work through stress, tension, or frustration. Afterward, unwind with herbal tea and reflective journaling to process what comes up. The journey continues with a 30‑minute crystal bowl sound bath that soothes the nervous system and supports emotional balance, helping everything soften. Guided affirmations, lavender aromatherapy, and a provided journal and pen round out this restorative time. There is also an option to attend only the sound bath, with tickets priced at $40, and guests are asked to bring a yoga mat for that option. This is a small group setting with limited spots.

Jumpstart Jam brings musicians together with Dan Kennedy at Cargo Coffee on East Wash for a welcoming, low-volume session that supports beginners, returning players, and anyone fresh from a rock camp who wants to keep the momentum going. The gathering is open to every age, skill level, and instrument, offering a friendly space to grow skills while making music in a group. Participants form a circle and play as an ensemble. Suggest a song, sing or play along from the pocket, or step forward for a brief solo when the time is right. Vocalists and all instruments are invited. Electric players can bring a small amp or use the on-site PA system, and a microphone is available for singers. The mix spans many styles, from blues and country to soul, jazz, and pop. Original music fits right in as well... bring a chart or be ready to guide everyone through your tune. The spirit is simple, try ideas, learn by doing, and enjoy collaborative music-making in a supportive setting.

Presented by FPC Live, Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers bring the Indigo Park Tour to The Orpheum. This all ages concert features Bruce Hornsby performing with The Noisemakers. Tickets can be purchased through the Orpheum’s website or at The Sylvee box office during posted business hours.

Two distinct nights on The Bigger Show Tour present They Might Be Giants in an expanded eight-piece lineup featuring a three-piece horn section. These are full-length evenings with the band, presented without an opening act, with an early start and a loud, high-energy atmosphere. Each night is built around two sets. The first highlights a different album from the catalog, while the second ranges across their history, from the Dial-A-Song beginnings and the platinum-era Flood to their newest material. Expect a mix of favorites, deep cuts, and lively improvisation that makes each performance unique. Ages 16 and up. Recent releases include the stand-alone EP Eyeball and the album The World Is to Dig.

FPC Live brings Modest Mouse to The Sylvee for a concert featuring Caroline Rose. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are sold at The Sylvee box office during its regular hours. Presale access is offered through All Access without a code, and membership is free.

Presented by FPC Live, Joe Russo's Almost Dead takes the stage at The Sylvee for a performance open to all ages. Presale is available through All Access with no code needed, and membership is free to join. Tickets can be purchased on The Sylvee website or at the venue box office during regular business hours.

Fortune Feimster brings the Takin’ Care of Biscuits Tour to Overture Center for the Arts, sharing candid, confessional stand up that blends laughter and storytelling to highlight the things people have in common. With easygoing Southern charm and the lens of someone who grew up in the 1980s, she dives into love, relationships, sexuality and everyday slipups, including meeting her spouse in a parking lot, falling in love and a proposal that did not go as planned. Audiences know Feimster from the Netflix specials Sweet & Salty and Good Fortune, both honored by the Critics Choice Awards, with Good Fortune also landing on the LA Times Best of 2022. She has taped a third Netflix special, stars as Roo Russell in the action comedy series FUBAR with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and has appeared on Chelsea Lately, The Mindy Project, Champions, Kenan and Life in Pieces, along with film credits such as Yes Day, Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar and Office Christmas Party. Her voice work includes The Simpsons and Pixar’s Soul, and she can be heard on SiriusXM’s What A Joke with Papa and Fortune with Tom Papa, as well as the Handsome podcast with Tig Notaro and Mae Martin, which has drawn 10 million downloads.

MGE marks the 10th anniversary of Día de Fútbol with a family friendly celebration at Aldo Leopold Elementary School. The event features complimentary soccer clinics, interactive and cultural activities, and helpful resources for all ages. Children can be registered to participate, and no ticket is required for entry.

Karen Carpenter’s voice remains one of pop’s most recognizable and cherished, and The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration brings the brother sister duo’s beloved catalog back to the stage in a fresh production from the creative team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story. Backed by a full band and woven with heartfelt storytelling, the concert reflects the duo’s warmth, emotion, and musical craftsmanship. It welcomes singing along, stirs memories, and helps audiences reconnect with timeless hits such as “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays.” Presented at Overture Center for the Arts. A VIP option includes a private 20 minute acoustic performance with the lead performers featuring Carpenters songs not included in the main show, plus a meet and greet, a photo opportunity, and a limited edition collectible VIP laminate.

FPC Live presents Our Lady Peace at The Sylvee as part of the 30th Anniversary Tour, with The Verve Pipe. This all ages show highlights three decades of music from Our Lady Peace. Presale is available through All Access with no code needed and free membership. Tickets are available through The Sylvee or at the box office during business hours.

The Tony Award winner for Best Musical returns with an all-new tour across America, arriving straight from Broadway. This groundbreaking reimagining of The Wizard of Oz helped reshape Broadway, uniting an iconic score of soul, gospel, rock, and 1970s funk with Dorothy’s search for her place in a contemporary world. Directed by Schele Williams (The Notebook, the revival of Disney’s Aida) with choreography by JaQuel Knight (Beyoncé’s Single Ladies, Black Is King) and additional material by Tony- and Emmy-nominated writer and TV host Amber Ruffin (The Amber Ruffin Show, Late Night with Seth Meyers), the production weaves ballet, jazz, and modern pop into its movement and music for a vibrant new groove. Coverage from The Baltimore Sun and the Chicago Sun-Times has highlighted the commanding performances, striking choreography, and imaginative design that power this high-energy revival.

FPC Live presents an evening at Orpheum Madison with Cary Elwes, focused on The Princess Bride. This all ages event offers a chance to experience the star of the film live on stage. Tickets are available online or at The Sylvee box office during regular business hours.

Night two of the Big Frequin' Weekend at Gamma Ray Bar brings a fresh pulse with a three-act bill. QANZ arrives from Madison with a trip hop bent to set the mood. Chicago’s Pink Frost turns the volume up with a dense, melodic wall of sound. Dead Rider, also from Chicago, returns to this room to cap the night, a band active since 2009 and led by Todd Rittmann, formerly of U.S. Maple, with Matt Espy and White Christmas in the lineup. Known for a tightly honed live presence and bold use of space and dynamics across five albums, they anchor a lineup that moves from hypnotic grooves to a high-impact surge of sound.

The Droors return to Harmony Bar & Grill with a tribute to The Doors that celebrates the sound, spirit, and psychedelic energy of the late 60s and early 70s. Their last visit packed the dance floor, vintage outfits were everywhere, and the atmosphere felt like a trip to another era. For anyone who missed their show at High Noon Saloon, this appearance offers another chance to catch them in Madison. Vintage attire is welcome. The cover is $10.

FPC Live presents Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE bringing the Home on the Range Tour 2026 to The Sylvee, with Harrison [Surf Gang] and Cletus Strap rounding out the bill. The show has been rescheduled, and tickets purchased for the original date will be honored. This is an all-ages event. Tickets are available through The Sylvee and at the box office during business hours.

FPC Live presents Paris Paloma with The Fatal Flaw Tour at The Sylvee. This all ages event is in partnership with PLUS1, with $1 from every ticket going to organizations protecting reproductive rights. Tickets are available at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

English guitarist Mike Dawes presents a seated performance that showcases his modern fingerstyle approach, building full arrangements on a single guitar. General admission seating is $20 in advance and $25 the day of show, with front row seating priced at $35 in advance and $40 the day of show. A limited Mike Dawes VIP Workshop Experience is available for $145 and includes one general admission ticket, a pre-show meet and greet with a photo opportunity, an intimate guitar workshop, a performance of a song not featured in the setlist, early entry, early access to merchandise, a VIP-exclusive pack of his personal D’addario XS DADGAD strings, and a commemorative VIP laminate. Recognized as a leading figure in modern fingerstyle guitar, Dawes earned Best Acoustic Guitarist in the World honors in consecutive years from Total Guitar Magazine and MusicRadar reader polls, and has been praised by Rick Beato as one of the finest acoustic players today. His solo arrangement of Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know became a viral breakthrough, followed by widely viewed releases like One, The Impossible, and Jump. He has collaborated with GRAMMY Award winner Tommy Emmanuel on the duet record Accomplice Vol. 3 and with the GRAMMY-nominated band Periphery on their 2024 double single. Dawes is featured on multiple Justin Hayward live releases, including Spirits…Live, which reached #2 on the US Billboard Chart. Beyond the stage he contributes as an educator and creator, writing for Guitar World and Acoustic Guitar, teaching masterclasses globally, developing apps, publishing advanced-level materials, and serving as a TV judge on SKY TV’s Guitar Star. Recent session work includes electric guitars for Mentrix and Gareth Coker on Ubisoft’s Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, with additional credits on shows such as AMC’s Better Call Saul. His third studio album, Galactic Acid, is anticipated for release in August 2024.

Presented by FPC Live, this concert at Majestic Theatre features Duane Betts & Palmetto Motel with Rianna Marie. The event is open to all ages. Tickets are available through the Majestic Madison website or in person at The Sylvee box office during posted business hours.

Presented by FPC Live, Lenny Pearce brings the Toddler Rave World Tour to The Sylvee. This is an all ages event. Presale is offered through All Access with no code required and free membership. Tickets are available at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

Brought to The Orpheum by FPC Live, Josh Johnson's Comedy Band Camp arrives for two performances. Attendees can choose between an early show or a late show, and the event welcomes all ages. Tickets are available through the venue’s website or in person at The Sylvee box office during box office hours.

An FPC Live presentation, this event features Digable Planets with a performance honoring 30 years of the album Blow Out Comb at Majestic Theatre. The show is open to all ages. Tickets are available at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

Presented by FPC Live, Judah & The Lion headlines The Sylvee with Breakfield and Band of Silver also performing. This is an all ages show. Presale access is available through All Access with no code required and free membership. Tickets can be purchased through The Sylvee’s website or at the venue box office during regular business hours.

Presented by FPC Live, the An Ending In Itself Tour brings Sleeping With Sirens to The Sylvee with support from Rain City Drive and Shyeye. This is an all-ages concert. A presale is offered through All Access with no code required and free membership. Tickets can be purchased at The Sylvee box office during regular business hours.

A community-facing celebration of creativity and talent at AmFam, featuring a broad mix of arts and handmade creations. It offers an early jump on holiday shopping and the chance to pick out one-of-a-kind gifts. Parking is available in nearby surface lots open to the public. Use the Building A entrance and follow posted signs to the fair. Look to the event's Facebook page for previews and vendor spotlights.

Fruit Bats take the stage at Majestic Theatre for a live performance presented by FPC Live. This concert is open to all ages. Tickets are available at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

WORT 89.9 FM presents The Rousers, a long-running and well-loved roots-rock band from Madison, Wisconsin, performing across the Midwest since 1984. Their sound blends rock and roll, blues, country, honky-tonk, and swing, delivered with high energy, tight musicianship, and a rich lineup of original songs. With a distinct Midwestern character and a style that is gritty yet tuneful, they remain a mainstay for loyal fans while welcoming new listeners. Reserved balcony seats are $30 in advance and $35 on the day of show. General admission floor seating is $15 in advance and $20 on the day of show, and a limited number of side floor seats will be available.

Celebrating the 50th WALSAA Football Fire-Up, this refreshed edition brings a new look and feel to The Orpheum in Madison while also looking ahead to the next 50 years of WALSAA. Planned highlights include a pre-game tailgate, entertainment by The Jimmys, award presentations, a watch party, a silent auction, raffles, and more.

FPC Live presents The Tallest Man on Earth live at Majestic Theatre. This is an all-ages concert. Tickets are available through the venue and at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

Presented by FPC Live, Evan Honer brings the It's An Even Longer Road Tour to Majestic Theatre with Zach Seabaugh. This all-ages show welcomes attendees of any age. For every ticket purchased, $1 supports The Cloverdale Project, which benefits groups that care for people, animals, and the planet. Tickets are available online or at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

At Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center, the long-standing fall Madison event returns with a mix of comics, toys, art, guests, cosplay, and more.

Presented by FPC Live, Rodrigo y Gabriela bring the OurHome Tour to The Sylvee. This event is open to all ages. A presale is offered through All Access with no code required, and membership is free. Tickets are available on the venue website or at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox brings The Future is Vintage World Tour to The Orpheum, presented by FPC Live. The concert welcomes all ages. A presale is available through All Access with no code required and free membership. Tickets can be purchased through the venue’s official outlets or at The Sylvee box office during posted business hours.

Presented by 94.1 JJO, Wage War brings the Emergency Broadcast Tour to The Sylvee with We Came As Romans, Varials, and Cane Hill. This event is open to all ages. Presale access is available through All Access with no code required and free membership. Tickets are available on the venue’s website or at The Sylvee box office during regular business hours.

Dave Attell takes the stage at The Orpheum, presented by FPC Live. This all-ages event is open to attendees of any age. Tickets are available at The Sylvee box office.

A performance featuring Eivør with midori jaeger brings together expansive vocals, evocative songwriting, and bold musical textures. Eivør, who grew up in the Faroe Islands, blends communal singing traditions and stark northern imagery with Nordic folk, cinematic sweep, and modern production across 11 studio albums. Her live shows channel raw vocal expression, rich atmospheres, and rhythmic drive, and her creative reach includes noted work for screen and games such as The Last Kingdom and God of War. Honored with the Nordic Council Music Prize, she continues into a new chapter following ENN, now with Nuclear Blast, offering music that feels more direct and intimate while preserving the depth that defines her sound. Cellist and songwriter midori jaeger, based in London and originally from Japan, has earned praise from outlets including The New York Times, BBC Radio 3, BBC 6 Music, KEXP, CLASH, and Line of Best Fit. Her concept EP, (Un/Re)planted, written at the cello, explores themes of uprootedness and mixed cultural identity, reflecting a childhood across multiple continents. As a sought after collaborative multi-instrumentalist, she has appeared live with Imogen Heap, Jessie Ware, Courtney Pine, Patrick Watson, Daughter, and Christian Löffler. Ticket options include general admission standing room at $30 in advance or $35 day of show, and reserved balcony seating at $45 in advance or $50 day of show.

FPC Live presents Cheap Trick at The Sylvee in Madison, Wisconsin. This concert is open to all ages. The show has been rescheduled from its earlier date at the same venue, and all previously purchased tickets will be honored. Fans who cannot make the new date can request a refund in line with Ticketmaster's Purchase Policy. Tickets are also available at The Sylvee box office during regular business hours.

Jack White brings his 2026 tour to The Sylvee with his full band. The show is marked sold out and is open to all ages. A very limited number of student tickets will be available in person at the box office on the day of the show for $20, first come, first served with a valid student ID, one per ID. This is a phone-free experience, so phones are not permitted in the performance space. On arrival, staff will secure your device in a locking pouch that you keep with you, and you can step to clearly marked areas in the lobby or concourse at any time to unlock and use it. Because some points of sale may be cashless, bringing a physical credit card is recommended. For those who want content to share afterward, the tour photographer will post photos and videos following the show on the official @officialjackwhite Instagram account. The policy is mandatory and is intended to create a better atmosphere for everyone.

FPC Live presents Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson at Orpheum Theater. This is an all ages event. Tickets are available through the Orpheum’s website or at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

FPC Live presents The Mavericks & Friends at The Orpheum. This all-ages performance features The Mavericks with friends on stage. Early access is available through All Access with no code required, and membership is free. Tickets are available through the Orpheum website or at The Sylvee box office during business hours.

Presented by FPC Live, The Wooten Brothers take the stage at Majestic Theatre for an all-ages performance. Tickets are available at The Sylvee box office.

Plan ahead for a smooth visit to the Barrymore Theatre. The building does not have elevators. Buy tickets in advance online or at The Sylvee box office, and if any remain after doors open, they will be sold at the Barrymore Theatre. Accessible seating can be selected online by using the ADA filter on Ticketmaster or arranged in person at Madison Ticket Agency locations. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, local, and Live Nation presales.

This family-friendly fan event in Madison, Wisconsin at the DoubleTree East by Hilton Hotel features voice actors, vendors, local artists, trading card games, video games, and more. Meet talent, explore creative work, and browse a range of merchandise in an all-ages setting.

East Towne Mall turns into a pop culture marketplace with vendors and artists offering trading card games, Transformers, comic books, action figures, Star Wars, Pokemon, GI Joe, anime, and more. This free event also includes a cosplay showcase, creating a lively setting for collectors, gamers, and fans.

The Madtown Mannish Boys deliver blues and soul with true-to-the-roots fire, pairing a rough-edged, catchy sound with plenty of grit. Their live show is charged and dynamic as they fuse Chicago blues traditions with a contemporary edge that feels both familiar and new. Buoyant energy and propulsive rhythms get feet moving.