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- 1Eric Church Announces First-Ever Australian Headline Shows●Eric Church Unveils First-Ever Australian Headline Dates
Country star Eric Church has announced his first-ever headline tour dates in Australia, marking his debut as a headliner in the country. The news, reported by MusicRow, gives Australian fans their first chance to see the 'Chief' perform full shows rather than festival sets. Tour dates and venues have been released as part of the announcement.
- 2Beshear creates office to preserve music legacy, grow festivals●Beshear creates new office to preserve music legacy, grow festival economy
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has announced the creation of a new state office dedicated to preserving the state's musical heritage and expanding its festival economy. The move signals an effort to turn Kentucky's music traditions into a broader economic driver, supporting festivals and cultural tourism across the state.
- 3Ocean City assesses storm damage after nor'easter cancels music festival▼Ocean City assesses storm damage after nor’easter cancels music festival
The Maryland resort town of Ocean City is assessing coastal storm damage after a powerful nor'easter hit the area, forcing organizers to cancel a scheduled music festival. Officials are checking beaches, boardwalk and public infrastructure for damage. The cancellation has disappointed visitors and local businesses that had expected festival crowds during the storm-hit weekend.
- 4Robyn surprises with Zara Larsson duet at Portola Music Festival●Robyn’s surprise Zara Larsson duet among highlights over Portola Music Festival weekend
Robyn brought out Zara Larsson for an unannounced duet during the Portola Music Festival weekend, and the moment is being counted among the festival's standout highlights. The surprise pairing of the Swedish pop icons drew attention as a memorable moment of the event, alongside the rest of the weekend's performances.
- 5Power to the People Festival Streams Live from Maryland●October 3, 2026 • Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD The Power to the People Festival — the sold-out “Day of Peace
The Power to the People Festival, billed as a 'Day of Peace, Love, Justice, and Music,' is set for October 3, 2026 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland. The event is sold out and will stream live for free on MS NOW's YouTube channel, extending its reach beyond the venue.
- 6Lumo Art & Tech Festival Unveils Full Programme with Björk●Lumo Art & Tech Festival Announces Full Programme, Featuring Björk
The Lumo Art & Tech Festival has announced its full programme, with Björk confirmed as a featured artist. The line-up promises a mix of art, music and technology, and the news is drawing attention from fans of the Icelandic singer and followers of experimental art events. Further details on dates, venues and additional performers were not included in the announcement.
- 7Messiah Lutheran Church holds 5th Annual Oktoberfest▼Messiah Lutheran Church hosts 5th Annual Oktoberfest
Messiah Lutheran Church has hosted its 5th Annual Oktoberfest, a community celebration combining traditional German food, music and fellowship. The event, now in its fifth year, has become a recurring gathering for congregation members and local residents. Coverage of the festival highlights the church's role in bringing the community together through a family-friendly cultural tradition.
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The Amana Colonies in eastern Iowa are once again hosting Oktoberfest, marking the 61st edition of the annual celebration of German heritage. The event typically draws visitors with traditional food, beer, music and dancing in the historic villages. Local organizers and attendees are welcoming the tradition's return, which remains one of the region's best-known fall festivals.
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A bluegrass festival is preparing to showcase traditional string-band music with fresh takes, according to the Big Bend Sentinel. The event aims to blend classic bluegrass sounds with new interpretations for attendees in the region. Little further detail about performers, dates or venue is available at this time.
- 10Matt DeMello Releases Free 'VoidFest 2020' Quarantine Set Download Codes●Free download codes: Matt DeMello - Jennifer's Appendix, Vol. 2: 'The VoidFest 2020 Set That Should Have Been' (Streamin
Musician Matt DeMello is giving away free download codes for 'Jennifer's Appendix, Vol. 2: The VoidFest 2020 Set That Should Have Been', a recording of his April 20, 2020 streaming festival set, described as his first streaming festival and performed during quarantine. The release spans electronic-orchestral material and is being shared via GetMusic, with listeners invited to stream or download the set at no cost.
- 1116 safety tips for ACL Fest and F1 fans in Austin▼Heading to ACL Fest or F1? 16 tips to help you stay safe
The Austin American-Statesman has published a list of 16 tips to help visitors stay safe during Austin's busy fall event season, covering both the ACL Music Festival and the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix. The guidance arrives as hundreds of thousands of attendees converge on the city within a few weeks, putting pressure on transport, security and health services.
- 12Greenville Country Music Fest reveals spring dates▼Greenville Country Music Fest announces spring dates
The Greenville Country Music Fest has announced its spring dates, with regional news outlets including FOX Carolina News, WCAX and AZ Family carrying the announcement. Details on the lineup and ticket sales have not been widely reported yet, but festival organizers are expected to share more information as the spring event approaches.
- 13Full Lineup Announced for Songwriters at the Lake Festival●Full Lineup Announced for Songwriters at the Lake Music Festival in November | Press Release Portal | mdjonline.com
Organizers of the Songwriters at the Lake Music Festival have announced the full lineup for this November's event. The announcement, carried by the Marietta Daily Journal's press release portal, lists the songwriters and performers set to appear at the festival. Further details about venues, dates and ticketing were not included in the available information.
- 14DIY Alive 2026 announces Music Futures Hub sponsors▼DIY Alive 2026 announces Music Futures Hub sponsors • Festivals
DIY Alive 2026 has revealed the sponsors backing its Music Futures Hub, the festival and conference strand dedicated to emerging artists and industry innovation. The announcement lists the partners supporting next year's event, which brings together live music, mentoring and showcase opportunities. Further details on the programme and line-up are expected closer to the festival.
- 15Del Ray's Art on the Avenue festival returns Saturday▼Del Ray’s Art on the Avenue returns Saturday with hundreds of artists
Art on the Avenue, the annual arts festival in Alexandria's Del Ray neighborhood, returns this Saturday, featuring hundreds of artists showing and selling their work along Mount Vernon Avenue. The event typically draws large crowds for live music, food and family activities, and local outlet ALXnow is highlighting its return as a standout weekend event in the area.
- 16Brenham Heritage Museum and Texas Arts & Music Festival Announce Juried Art Show●Brenham Heritage Museum and Texas Arts & Music Festival Partner to Host Month-Long Juried Art Show
The Brenham Heritage Museum and the Texas Arts & Music Festival are partnering to host a month-long juried art show in Brenham, Texas. The collaboration brings together the museum's exhibition space and the festival's arts audience, giving artists a judged showcase running across several weeks. Details on entry deadlines and prizes have not been widely reported yet, but the announcement is drawing attention in local arts circles.
- 17Music Industry Insider offers advice and CitrusFest 2026 preview●Music Industry Insider: Music advice and CitrusFest 2026 preview
A music industry insider segment covering career advice for aspiring artists and a preview of CitrusFest 2026 has been featured by WFAA. The segment pairs practical guidance for those navigating the music business with an early look at what attendees can expect from the upcoming festival, giving audiences both industry insight and entertainment news in one feature.
- 18Porchfest Omaha marks tenth anniversary with music and art▼Cause & Culture: Porchfest OMA turns 10 with music, art and community
Porchfest OMA, the Omaha community music festival held on residential porches, is celebrating its tenth year with a lineup of music, art and neighborhood gatherings. The milestone edition highlights how the event has grown into a local tradition that brings residents and artists together across the city each year.
- 19CAM Students Take Part in Millikin Vocal Festival●CAM students participate in Millikin Vocal Festival
Students from CAM schools participated in the Millikin Vocal Festival, hosted by Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois. The event brings together high school vocalists for a day of choral singing, workshops and performances under university music faculty. The local report highlights the students' involvement, though no further details about selections, awards or participants were given.
- 20Bad Saints Jazz Festival brings unconventional jazz to Lancaster●Bad Saints Jazz Festival to bring to Lancaster diverse jazz music 'that doesn't quite behave'
The Bad Saints Jazz Festival is coming to Lancaster, promising a diverse lineup of jazz that organizers describe as music 'that doesn't quite behave'. The festival aims to showcase experimental and genre-defying jazz acts, adding a new cultural event to the city's music calendar.
- 21Inaugural Brentwood Bash Draws Crowds on San Vicente Boulevard●Inaugural ‘Brentwood Bash’ Draws Crowd to San Vicente Boulevard for Vendors, Music and Games (Video)
Brentwood, Los Angeles, held its first-ever 'Brentwood Bash' along San Vicente Boulevard, drawing large crowds for a street festival featuring local vendors, live music and games. Westside Today covered the event, noting the strong turnout for the inaugural edition. The gathering gave neighborhood businesses and residents a new community tradition and boosted foot traffic for shops along the boulevard.
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The Home Rule Music Festival is being featured by local media, including coverage by Hill Rag, a Washington, DC publication. The festival celebrates music and culture, though details about its lineup, dates, and scale remain limited in available reporting. It reflects a broader tradition of community-centered music events in the DC area.