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Tonight on the corridor
Downtownlive music
7:00 pm Kimo Theatre Details
The Broadway touring production of & Juliet reimagines Shakespeare's ending through a catalog of Max Martin pop hits, framed as a feminist what-if about a girl who decides not to die for love. Popejoy is a proper road-house theater with good sightlines from most seats, though the upper balcony can feel remote for a show...
Two of norteño and banda's most enduring touring acts share a bill at Kiva Auditorium, a seated hall that holds around 2,400 and tends to fill with multigenerational crowds who treat this kind of show like the event it actually is. The Kiva sits inside the Convention Center on Central, which means parking is manageable...
Stone Age Climbing Gym brings the 20th edition of Reel Rock to the KiMo, which means a full night of the year's best climbing films projected in one of the most architecturally wild movie houses in the Southwest. The KiMo's Pueblo Deco interior does something to a crowd, and the Stone Age connection usually draws...
Sirena World Dance Studio's annual belly dance showcase runs late into the night, with the four-hour window suggesting this is a full evening of performances rather than a quick set. South Broadway Cultural Center is a city-run space with a proper stage and good sightlines, which makes it a better room for this kind of...
New Mexico Young Actors take on Rodgers and Hammerstein at the KiMo, one of the more fitting pairings of material and venue you'll find on Central. The KiMo's 1927 Pueblo Deco interior does a lot of the heavy lifting atmospherically, so even a mid-tier production tends to land better here than it would in a...
New Mexico Young Actors take the KiMo's ornate 1927 stage for a 90-minute Youth Edition of The Sound of Music, the scaled production format designed specifically for younger casts. The KiMo's Pueblo Deco interior does something genuinely useful for a show like this: the room adds grandeur that a school auditorium never could, which tends...
Fraxiom is one of hyperpop's sharpest and most genuinely weird voices, the kind of artist whose live set tends to feel less like a concert and more like a system overload in the best possible sense. JUNO's cafe-brewery hybrid layout means the room can get loud and close fast, so arriving early matters more here...
Barely Alive is one of the more technically precise acts in the deathstep and riddim space, known for tracks that hit harder than the genre average and a live mix that rewards a good sound system. Effex runs a solid setup for a club this size, and the room gets genuinely loud on a bass-forward...
REAPER plays a heavy, bass-forward set drawing from drum and bass, drumstep, and dubstep at one of the few Downtown venues on the corridor that actually has the sound system...