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Trio Carillo takes the Old Town Gazebo stage for an open-air evening set in one of Albuquerque's most recognizable outdoor spaces. The gazebo's plaza acoustics are naturally lively, so arrive early if you want a spot close enough to hear the detail in the playing rather than just the wash of it. Admission details aren't...
Flambeaux takes the Old Town Gazebo for a Sunday evening set, one of the few live music slots at a venue that draws as many tourists as locals. The gazebo's open-air layout means sound carries unpredictably and the crowd tends to form in rings, so arriving early gets you a spot close enough to actually...
Darren Cordova y Calor bring their New Mexico latin sound to the BioPark Botanic Garden, one of the more quietly atmospheric outdoor stages on the corridor side of Old Town. The garden setting keeps things relaxed, but Cordova's band runs warm and the crowd that follows them tends to dance whether there's a floor or...
Team Havana brings salsa and more to the Albuquerque Museum's long-running outdoor concert series, now in its 35th year of Friday nights under the sky in Old Town. The museum courtyard is a genuinely good room for this, open air with enough space to actually dance rather than just shuffle near your chair. Admission details...
Doug Lawrence, a tenor saxophonist with deep New York jazz credentials, brings the Great American Songbook to the museum's outdoor amphitheater alongside organist Dan Trudell, vocalist Hillary Smith, and special guest Pete Amahl. This is the 35th year of Music Under the Stars, which means the production is well-rehearsed, the lawn fills up early, and...
Three Kings, one stage: Enchantment Blues & Guitars works through the distinct vocabularies of Freddie King, Albert King, and B.B. King in a single outdoor set at the Museum's long-running summer series. The amphitheater lawn fills up fast on Saturday nights in August, so arriving early gets you grass with a sightline rather than a...
Five women share the stage for a blues night that is part of the Albuquerque Museum's 35th annual Music Under the Stars series, with Joanie Cere pulling the program together. The outdoor museum courtyard on a summer Saturday evening is one of the better concert settings on the corridor, though seating fills fast and the...
Dee Brown brings a full Ray Charles tribute to the Albuquerque Museum's outdoor amphitheater, backed by Bump City, as part of the 35th year of Music Under the Stars. The...
The Spanish Harlem Orchestra, a Grammy-winning nine-piece salsa dura outfit from New York, brings the kind of hard-bop Latin brass that doesn't get softened for festival crowds. The museum's outdoor amphitheater sits at the edge of Old Town and carries sound well on a late-August night, but the grassy slope fills early and latecomers end...
Just Velvet plays the Old Town Gazebo on a September Saturday evening, which puts you outside in one of Albuquerque's most reliably pleasant spots at exactly the right time of year. The gazebo setting is genuinely intimate, open-air, and surrounded by the plaza, so sound carries in ways that can work for or against a...