Following their triumphant return to North America with last year’s 19-date tour that saw sold out shows in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, plus six other cities, THE SISTERS OF MERCY (TSOM) have announced a run of 26 shows this Fall with a stop in Baltimore!
The Department of Music presents clarinetist Natalie Groom and pianist Hui-Chuan Chen, whose program Composers Unheard, Composers Celebrated spotlights works for clarinet and piano that have been previously under appreciated.
Get ready for a spectacular tango show with We call it Tango at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where every twist and turn is a move in a game of love and lust. With live music and atmospheric lighting, this tango dance show will whisk you away in a whirlwind of romance and passion. Get your tickets for We call it Tango: A Sensational Argentine Dance Show in Baltimore!
Get ready for a spectacular tango show with We call it Tango at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where every twist and turn is a move in a game of love and lust. With live music and atmospheric lighting, this tango dance show will whisk you away in a whirlwind of romance and passion. Get your tickets for We call it Tango: A Sensational Argentine Dance Show in Baltimore!
This and every Wednesday The Art of Comedy Comedy Open Mic happens in our West Bay Gallery! Join Comedian Ivan Martin Dark Mark Rules and Alejandro Labroda along with some of Baltimore’s funniest comedians for an evening of laughs! If you’re feeling up to the task, sign up and tell a few jokes yourself! It’s free to attend and always a good time. Sign up starts at 8, show starts at 9.
An die Musik Live is proud to partner with the Peabody Jazz Department to present the Jazz Composers Forum on 9/19 and 11/7! Free tickets for current Peabody students!
“Some of the most intense new music being made anywhere, on everything from oboes and one-of-a-kind instruments to the human body itself… unforgettable performances.” – The Wire, London
HIGH ZERO 2024
CELEBRATING TWENTY-SIX YEARS!
September 19 – 22
High Zero Festival is one of the world’s most unusual music festivals. It puts musicians from around the world on a stage together with no planning and asks what will happen? These musicians come from many backgrounds of improvisation and experimentation.
Join Highwire Improv for monthly laughs on the 3rd Saturday of every month with a rotating cast of the city's best improv ensembles, as well as frequent regional and national touring guests!
The bar is open all day, and the upstairs comedy room opens at 6:30pm for a 7pm showtime!
This month's acts include:
Human Magnet is a Washington, D.C. based ensemble that tells a made-up story that inspires a series of increasingly fun, silly, & connected scenes.
The iconic multi-platinum-selling group AMERICA will celebrate their 54th anniversary with a series of tour dates in 2024. Billed as “Ride On Tour 2024,” it launches July 18 in Minneapolis and will continue throughout the year, with many more shows to be added coast to coast. Known for their timeless magic and powerful performances, the Grammy Award-winning perennial classic-rock favorite will draw on their deep catalog of hits including signature song “A Horse With No Name,” a Number One hit on Billboard’s Hot 100 in 1972.
Tina Chancey (viola da gamba and pardessus de viole) and Jeffrey Cohan (renaissance and baroque transverse flutes) explore vocal music from the 16th through 18th centuries purely instrumentally, as was the common practice of instrumentalists of earlier times.
Music Director Jonathon Heyward opens the classical season in Baltimore and North Bethesda, featuring one of the most acclaimed artists of our time, Yo-Yo Ma, in two incredible back-to-back concerts. As the Orchestra's largest fundraiser of the season, expect surprise moments and special guests — including talented student musicians from BSO OrchKids and the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras. For Sponsorship packages (tables of 10) and individual VIP tickets, please visit BSOmusic.org/Gala.
Jonathon Heyward, conductor
Yo-Yo Ma, cello
Music Director Jonathon Heyward opens the classical season in Baltimore and North Bethesda, featuring one of the most acclaimed artists of our time, Yo-Yo Ma, in two incredible back-to-back concerts. As the Orchestra's largest fundraiser of the season, expect surprise moments and special guests — including talented student musicians from BSO OrchKids and the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras.
For Sponsorship packages (tables of 10) and individual VIP tickets, please visit BSOmusic.org/Gala.
Enjoy a free Jazz concert
Saturday, Sept. 21 |11:30 AM-1:00 PM
In the BMI Pavilion
The John Lamkin Favorites Jazz Quintet will be back at the BMI Farmers' Market this Saturday for a FREE outdoor, family-friendly jazz concert!
The ensemble includes:
John R Lamkin II – Trumpet and Flugelhorn
Mike Hairston – Saxophones
Bob Butta – Piano
Mike Graham Jr. – Bass
Jesse Moody – Drums
Diesel Days are Back!
Come out to see the B&O No. 3802, MARC No. 7100, Conrail No. 8905, B&O No. 6405, and more in action! See the locomotives run and learn more about them!
Attendees will ride the Mile One Express to the staging area, where there will be ample opportunity for photos, videos, and any questions about the B&O’s diesel fleet!
Rain Date: Saturday, September 28th
Tickets include museum admission, the train ride, and Diesel Days admission.
Non-member adults - $40
Non-member children - $20
Black Cherry's Puppet Slamwich
Saturday September 21st
at Current Space
Outside in the garden courtyard, under the big tent!
421 Tyson St, Baltimore, MD 21201
(enter through the back alley!)
Jonathon Heyward, conductor
Yo-Yo Ma, cello
Music Director Jonathon Heyward opens the classical season in Baltimore and North Bethesda, featuring one of the most acclaimed artists of our time, Yo-Yo Ma, in two incredible back-to-back concerts. As the Orchestra's largest fundraiser of the season, expect surprise moments and special guests — including talented student musicians from BSO OrchKids and the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras. For Sponsorship packages (tables of 10) and individual VIP tickets, please visit BSOmusic.org/Gala.
As one of today’s premiere stand-up comedians, Jo Koy has come a long way from his modest beginnings performing in a Las Vegas coffee house. Jo’s uniquely relatable comedy pulls inspiration from his colorful family that has reached all kinds of people and has translated into sold-out arenas around the world. See him LIVE in Baltimore this September!
This event is for audiences 12+
What's more swoon-worthy than a playmate who's got great bedside manners? A trail of rose petals, breakfast in bed, a thoughtful selection of vibrators-- some spicy encounters stand out because their hedonistic hosts went all-out for your pleasure. Let's indulge in decadent drinks, luscious nibbles, gorgeous company, and stories of full-service sexcapades.
The Abell Community Street Fair is back for its 51st year! We would love Culture Fly's help in spreading the word.
Tucked amongst the Painted Ladies of Baltimore you will find this city favorite. When the children’s parade arrives at the Main Stage, promptly at 12p, you know the fair has begun.
Join us September 22nd, 12-5p for...
Where: 3000 & 3100 Blocks of Abell Avenue
Join the Russel Kirk All Stars Band for an afternoon of Jazz at An die Musik Live!
Russell Kirk, sax
Alex Norris, trumpet
Jeff Reed, bass
E.J. Strickland, drums
Saxophonist/Composer Russell Kirk is a distinguished musician, an innovative force in the industry who offers a fresh approach that is both evocative and richly balanced. His expressive musical style punctuates his nuanced compositions, and nowhere is it more evident than in his latest release “To Journal Square”.