Events on Central

Todd Rundgren, still touring at 78, brings five decades of pop craft and studio wizardry to one of the most architecturally loaded rooms on Central Avenue. The KiMo's Pueblo Deco...

The touring production of & Juliet asks what happens if Juliet simply doesn't die, then answers with a catalog of pop hits from Max Martin. Popejoy seats just over 1,900 and the sightlines are genuinely good from most of the house, so don't stress the ticket tier too hard. This one skews toward a date-night...

Yjastros, the resident company of the National Institute of Flamenco, brings a full theatrical flamenco production to the Albuquerque Journal Theatre at NHCC, with performances Saturday afternoon, Saturday evening, and Sunday afternoon. The show is built around a series of shifting scenes, each conjuring a different imagined space, so the experience is closer to a...

The Lobo Sports Vault, the dedicated sports room inside the Historic Lobo Theater on Central, runs college football on every screen all Saturday with the buffet open from 11 AM to 2 PM. Any New Mexico Lobos game gets priority on the main screen, so if UNM is playing, this is a better room than...

The Broadway touring production of & Juliet, the jukebox musical built around Max Martin pop hits and a rewritten ending for Shakespeare's most famous casualty, brings its full production to Popejoy Hall. Popejoy is a proper sit-down theater with good sightlines from most of the house, so if you have the option, the mezzanine center...

The UNM Robb Musical Trust's annual memorial concert honors John Donald Robb Jr. with an evening of violin-focused works at South Broadway Cultural Center, a neighborhood arts space that punches well above its square footage. Robb spent decades collecting New Mexican folk music before becoming dean of UNM's music school, so this concert carries real...

The Four C Notes are a working tribute act built around the Four Seasons catalog, falsettos and all, performing at one of the most acoustically and visually distinctive theaters on the Route 66 corridor. The KiMo's Pueblo Deco interior does something genuinely strange and good to close-harmony vocal groups, bouncing the sound in ways a...

Rival Sons have spent the better part of fifteen years proving that the kind of raw, riff-forward rock most people assumed died with the seventies is still a live thing, and a night with them tends to convert skeptics. The Sunshine's room is big enough to let the sound breathe but small enough that the...