• Killer Lloronas at the Historic Lobo Theater

    Historic Lobo Theater
    Nob HilltheaterTickets

    Five short plays in two acts follow a young immigrant girl navigating two cultures at once, written and performed by an Albuquerque troupe that has been building this kind of specific, locally-rooted work for a while now. The Lobo's theater seating puts you genuinely close to the stage, so the quieter moments land differently here...

  • The Last Poets & Terminator X at KiMo

    Kimo Theatre
    Downtownarts & cultureDetails

    The Last Poets, the New York collective whose 1960s and 70s recordings laid foundational groundwork for hip-hop, perform at the KiMo with Terminator X on the decks and Albuquerque's own former poet laureate Hakim Bellamy holding it together as host. The KiMo's ornate Pueblo Deco interior has a way of making certain performances feel genuinely...

  • Joanne Shaw Taylor Live at KiMo Theatre Downtown

    Kimo Theatre
    Downtownlive musicDetails

    Joanne Shaw Taylor, the British guitarist who started playing professionally at 16 after Eurythmics' Dave Stewart heard her at a festival, brings her full-throated blues-rock to the KiMo on a...

  • Keller Williams Live at KiMo Theatre

    Kimo Theatre
    Downtownlive musicDetails

    Keller Williams builds full-band sounds entirely by himself, layering guitar, bass, beats, and vocals live on stage through a looping rig he's been refining for decades. The KiMo's acoustics reward...

  • International Guitar Night at KiMo Theatre Downtown

    Kimo Theatre
    Downtownlive musicDetails

    International Guitar Night brings together four acoustic soloists from different corners of the world, each performing their own set before joining for collaborative finales that tend to be the real...

  • Psychic Standup Karen Rontowski

    South Broadway Cultural Center
    ComedyDetails

    Karen Rontowski runs a standup set built around her actual background as a psychic, folding tarot pulls and live audience readings into the comedy rather than treating them as a...