You might know him better as an actor, but Kevin Bacon and his brother Michael Bacon have been playing music together since they were kids. They play around 50 shows a year, and now the duo is coming back to Annapolis to wow the crowd with their oftentimes funny and always insightful music.
See Shakespeare come to life under the stars at the Annapolis Shakespeare Company's performance of The Tempest.
The Nextival is a family-friendly food truck music festival with family, food and fun at the heart of the experience. There will be 50 food trucks and vendors, 15 bands and performers, 10 moon bounces, three stages, two helicopters for helicopter rides to downtown Annapolis and back, 400 pounds of Legos and Duplos, plus arts and [...]
Gregg Karukas is a Grammy-winning keyboardist and composer who's 2014 album "Soul Secrets" gave him two consecutive #1 hit songs and three top 5 chart hits. See Karukas play his renowned hits at Rams Head this July.
Watch as nationally recognized club lacrosse teams compete in a 16-team seeded tournament led by President of the Bayhawks Matt Hogan of HoganLax.com. FORMAT 3 Divisions of 16 Teams. 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021.
Dubbed a soul visionary, Jonny P is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter who will be performing his past-evoking yet distinctly modern soul hits in Annapolis this July.
Hailed as one of the nation's best storytellers, Robert Earl Keen is the epitome of the all-American singer-songwriter. He first began performing in 1981, and now, decades later, he'll be performing in Annapolis.
David Bromberg is one of the Great American Guitarists, playing on hundreds of recording sessions of the likes of Bob Dylan to the Eagles. His style encompasses bluegrass, ragtime, country and world music, a versatility that has kept his musicianship relevant for decades.
Euge Groove is a pseudonym for Steve Grove, is a smooth jazz saxophonist, and has been known for playing sax in top 40 pop songs like Exposé's "Seasons Change" and "I'll Never Get Over You (Getting Over Me)."
Sarah Jarosz is a vocalist and songwriter best described by the New York Times as "one of acoustic music's most promising young talents: a singer-songwriter and mandolin and banjo prodigy with the taste and poise to strike that rare balance of commercial and critical success." She'll be performing songs from her recently-released album "Undercurrent" in Annapolis mid-July.
