concerts

I counted no less than fifteen dates this summer that the city will be having free music in the park.

Yes, concerts will return eventually, and outdoor events will probably be the safest place to start. Let's just not get ahead of ourselves yet.

The Civic Center closed it's doors in March when we saw the first wave of coronavirus and Covid-19 hit. Now the Civic Center is reopening to the public.

Not only are they going ahead with the scheduled performance, but they are taking steps to make sure everyone in attendance is safe.

Artists have taken it upon themselves to keep the music alive while we all get through this together.

After over 50 years, the Amarillo Civic Center Complex is severely showing it's age and in need of replacement.

One of the questions I'm asked the most is, "Why don't we get as many concerts, as we use to?" There are several reasons, but they come down to one thing-Amarillo needs a newer and bigger facility.

It's time to get Jazzy with Center City of Amarillo, every Tuesday night in October . It's an evening of wonderful Jazz on the grounds of the Bivins Mansion, which is home to the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and Center City of Amarill at 10th and Polk.

The 2018 Tri-State Fair and Rodeo is here! This year they have an amazing line up of concerts and amazing shows the entire family will love.

Looking for free, high quality entertainment this summer? Amarillo College’s June Jazz has you covered.

Music and the outdoors are two things that go perfectly together during the summer. What's even better than music in the outdoors? Being surrounded by beautiful, plants and flowers and trees while listening to some amazing music.

You know this is true, because it's on the internet and stuff.