Young the Giant and Fitz and the Tantrums announced an upcoming joint tour today, and a stop at the AMP on July 10 is on the list of upcoming shows.

Searcy, Arkansas is one of six finalists in the the running to win a $500,000 prize, and a chance to be featured on the Hulu series Small Business Revolution – Main Street.

Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch, Russell Dickerson, and Rhett Akins are coming to the AMP this summer.

A Faulkner Center event showcases readings from Mary Kathryn Nagle’s play Sovereignty, along with an expert-led conversation on Feb. 18.

A series of six programs will highlight historical events, such as a tour famed musician Johnny Cash took through Fayetteville in September 1968.

The artist, who’s hit songs include “I’m Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin’ Song),” “Letter to Me,” “Mud on the Tires,” “Waitin’ on a Woman,” and several others, will perform at the venue on June 27.

The 14th annual Chilirhea chili cook-off is set for Saturday, Feb. 16 at the Washington County Fairgrounds.

The band is set to perform at the AMP on Friday, May 17.

Country duo Florida Georgia Line is coming to the AMP this summer.

Some local folks will get a chance to pitch their business ideas to some casting folks this spring, for a chance to pitch their ideas to the cast of ABC’s Shark Tank as part of the show’s upcoming season.

An artist reception for Moore is scheduled for 6 p.m. tonight (Thursday, Feb. 7). Moore’s paintings are currently on display at the restaurant, and will remain up through March 3.

Walton Arts Center this week announced it is seeking two local girls to play the role of Lulu in their upcoming production of Waitress, coming to the venue April 9-14 this spring.

It’s cold out there today, but the latest concert announcement from the Walmart AMP this week comes with some summertime, warm-weather reggae vibes.

A benefit for the musician is scheduled for 4-7 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 10 at JJ’s Grill on Dickson Street.

Get ready to freeze your toes off, everyone. It’s almost time for the Frozen Toes 15K Trail run.

Walmart AMP officials last week announced the band will be bringing their upcoming ‘The Owl Tour’ to the venue for a show on Friday, Oct. 25.

Victor & Penny are headed to Fayetteville this month for a concert and workshop, thanks to a grant from the Mid-America Arts Alliance.

Compassion Fayetteville and the University of Arkansas have organized nearly two dozen Black History Month events, including performances, film screenings, workshops, trainings, speakers, and more.