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Tonight on the corridor
KodaStar Entertainment takes over Gaias Kava Root with a Y2K rave format, which means expect low-rise aesthetics, early-2000s club sounds, and probably a lot of frosted eyeshadow. Gaias is a kava bar by nature, so the crowd tends to run looser and friendlier than a standard nightclub, which either sounds great to you or it...
The Burque Jazz Bandits bring their local jazz thing to Sawmill Market, one of the more comfortable live-music setups on the corridor, where the food hall layout means you can...
A one-hour tablao-format flamenco show inside Hotel Albuquerque, the kind of intimate setup where the performers are close enough that you feel the footwork in your chest. The specific artists...
Fugitive Visions takes the stage at The Hall, one of the more serious rooms on the Central corridor for catching live music at volume. The Hall rewards showing up early, the sight lines from the back compress fast once the floor fills. A ticket link exists, so grab one before the door becomes a conversation.
Jordan Jonas brings whatever he does best to Painted Lady's Brews & Boos series, a recurring supernatural-themed night at one of the more quietly interesting spots on the corridor. Painted Lady runs as both a bed and breakfast and a bar, so the crowd on any given Sunday skews eclectic in ways a standard venue...
Three DJs trading off across reggaeton, Afrobeats, and a broad sweep of international club sounds, running from 1 to 6 in the morning on a Monday. Insideout is a small room on Central, which means the floor fills fast and the bass hits harder than you expect for the square footage. Tickets are through Hold...
Three local acts share the Launchpad stage on a Sunday night that starts late and runs later, with Fragile! This Side Up opening and Foxtide closing things out. Launchpad's sound system punches harder than the room's size suggests, and the floor in front of the stage fills fast once a bill has this much local...
Foxtide takes the stage at Launchpad, one of the few rooms on Central that still books with genuine curatorial instinct. The show runs late, starting around 8 or 9 PM local, which means the room won't hit its real energy until well after most people have already talked themselves out of going. Tickets are through...
Albert Castiglia plays the kind of blues that doesn't sit still, built on years of touring with Junior Wells and a catalog that keeps getting harder and less polite. FUSION...
Triple-A baseball between the Albuquerque Isotopes and the Las Vegas Aviators, played under the lights at one of the best minor league parks in the Southwest. Isotopes Park sits right on the corridor and has a knack for delivering cool August evenings after brutal afternoons, so the 7:35 p.m. first pitch is timed better than...
