The parody icon turned the fair’s Grandstand into a career-spanning spectacle, with Puddles Pity Party opening and fans singing along to the classics.
A Richmond Times-Dispatch archive review revisits Parton’s summer stop at Kings Dominion, where big crowd energy and polished showmanship defined the night.
The 24-year-old singer turned his first New Orleans arena stop into a high-energy, flip-heavy show built for young fans and big production.
The pop provocateur sold out two Shrine dates in minutes and found a crowd ready to shout every lyric back.
At The DiMenna Center, four new works traced the line between instrumental sound, the human voice and silence.
The veteran rocker leaned on classics, new songs and crowd-pleasing memories while Devo kicked off the night with a high-energy new wave sprint.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame bands mixed crowd favorites, deep cuts and 1970s nostalgia for a nearly sold-out Sunday-night audience.
The paired headliners mixed nostalgia, theatrical videos, guest appearances and stadium flash for a long night that still won over the crowd.
The country star leaned on musicianship, not showmanship, in a set that mixed hits, covers and a few explosive band stretches.
The Texas alt-rock band led an Albany night that paired two veteran openers with a crowd-ready club show.