• Randy Travis: The More Life Tour

    Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center 1310 FM 1788, Midland, Texas
    Music

    he Randy Travis: More Life Tour features the legendary country singer and his co-star in independent film The Price, James Dupré. The Country Music Hall of Fame member’s long-time touring band rejoins “Hoss,” as they affectionately call Travis, on the road for the first time since right before his stroke in 2013. The show will consist of Dupré and the band performing all of his iconic number ones including “On The Other Hand,” “Forever and Ever, Amen” and “Three Wooden Crosses.” Randy Travis will make a special appearance, engaging with the audience and taking part in the show. Please note: While he will not be singing, his presence will make for an unforgettable experience. VIP passes are available in most markets that include a meet and greet with the country icon, himself. Tickets for the shows will be listed at RandyTravis.com as they go on sale. “We are incredibly excited to be back on the road and give Randy’s fans a chance to hear his music live again, and who better to sing his many hits than James Dupré?” said Mary and Randy Travis. Always wanting to please his fans, and not willing to give up creating despite the after-effects of the stroke, the long-time […]

  • The Limeliters

    Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center 1310 FM 1788, Midland, Texas
    Music

    For more than 60 years the Limeliters have entertained audiences from coast to coast with their soaring vocal harmonies and screwball sense of humor. They first made their mark in folk clubs and on college campuses during the height of the folk music boom of the early 60's. Before long, founding members Alex Hassilev, Lou Gottlieb and Glenn Yarbrough emerged as one of the dominant voices of the early 1960’s folk music scene. A string of best-selling albums for RCA Records and frequent appearances on dozens of major TV shows quickly made them a household name. For three years they were the musical representatives for Coca-Cola, and their rendition of the jingle “Things Go Better with Coke” became a national hit. Time Magazine summed up their appeal with the following memorable quote: “If the button down scrubbed looking Kingston Trio are the undergraduates of big-time folk singing, The Limeliters are the faculty.”  Over the years, the lineup of the group has featured several spectacularly talented new members, but The Limeliters have never deviated from the integrity of the fabulous sound that they pioneered and they are still one of the most exciting and entertaining vocal acts touring the country.

  • Chamber Chorale: “Old American Songs”

    Rea-Greathouse Recital Hall 1310 Farm to Market 1788, Midlan, TX, United States
    Music

    Dr. Brad Light, Chorale Director Dr. Erica Rumbley, Pianist $25 General Admission, Students $12 PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE 800-514-3849 This program offers a window into the roots of American musical identity, drawing on folk hymns, early sacred music, and spirituals that emerged from communities rather than concert halls. These songs—passed down through oral tradition, shaped by regional practices, and grounded in shared experience—capture a uniquely direct and expressive musical language. From the stark, modal contours of early New England psalmody to the flowing lyricism of folk-derived melodies, this repertoire reflects a nation finding its voice through simplicity, sincerity, and collective song. Several highlights illuminate the breadth and depth of that tradition. The music of William Billings stands as one of the earliest expressions of a distinctly American compositional style, while later arrangers like Alice Parker and Robert Shaw bring renewed clarity and vitality to traditional hymnody and spirituals. The contributions of Florence Price and Moses Hogan highlight the enduring power and emotional depth of the spiritual tradition, transforming these songs into compelling concert works that retain their deep sense of authenticity and purpose. The program concludes with the music of Aaron Copland, whose settings of folk material helped define a modern […]

  • Viva La Fiesta!

    Ector County Coliseum 4201 Andrews Highway, Odessa, TX, United States
    Music

    Celebrate 30 years of culture, music, and community at one of West Texas’ most beloved traditions – Viva La Fiesta! For three incredible days, Ector County Coliseum transforms into a vibrant festival filled with live entertainment, incredible food, local vendors, and family-friendly fun. Music Line-Up: VIERNES • MAYO 1 La Mafia • De Parranda • Erick y Massore SÁBADO • MAYO 2 Los Rieleros del Norte • Conjunto Relincho • Tropicalísimo Apache DOMINGO • MAYO 3 La Fiera de Ojinaga • Keith Nieto • Sonora Skandalo What to Expect: 🎶 Live music & performances all weekend long 🌮 Authentic food vendors serving delicious food favorites 🛍 Local marketplace with artisans & small businesses 🎡 Carnival rides, games, and entertainment 💃 A lively celebration of culture, community & tradition

  • First Friday ODTX!

    Recurring
    Downtown Odessa , United States
    Humanities

    First Friday ODTX is a monthly gathering every first Friday of the month for residents and visitors of downtown Odessa. Each month, the streets are lively and colorful with music, games, and delicious food. There are unbeatable deals from local businesses and exciting opportunities to collect amazing giveaways. The event is open to all ages and caters to everyone’s interests. For music lovers, there are live performances by local bands and artists, while foodies can indulge in a diverse range of street eats. Downtown shops and eateries will offer special promotions. First Friday ODTX event brings vibrancy and community spirit to downtown Odessa, making it the perfect place to spend a Friday evening.

    Free
  • Herencia – Vuelo y Tradición

    Dos Amigos 4700 N.Golder Ave, Odessa, TX, United States
    Music

    Una noche llena de tradición y orgullo mexicano se arma en Dos Amigos Baile, música y todo el sabor mexicano pa’ que la raza se junte y disfrute el ambiente como se debe 8PM | 21+ 4700 N Golder Ave, Odessa, TX (432) 888-0877

  • La Mafia

    Ector County Coliseum 4201 Andrews Highway, Odessa, TX, United States
    Music

    Date & Location Fri, 01 May • 08:00 PM (CDT) Ector County Coliseum Ector County Coliseum, Odessa, TX, United States

  • La Mafia

    Ector County Coliseum 4201 Andrews Highway, Odessa, TX, United States
    Music

    🎤 Experience La Mafia Live at Ector County Coliseum on Friday, May 1, 2026! 🎤 The countdown has begun! La Mafia is taking over Ector County Coliseum on Friday, May 1, 2026, and with hits like Me Estoy Enamorando, Nuestra Canción and Un Millon de Rosas and a following of 949.4K+ strong, you'll want to be front and center for this. Does La Mafia have multiple events lined up? Yes. But this one is the one that will stand out. Get ready for a performance that will leave you with goosebumps, memories, and probably a few tears (happy ones, we promise). Event Details: 📅 Date: Friday, May 1, 2026 ⏰ Time: 8:00 PM 📍 Venue: Ector County Coliseum The night will feature live renditions of their top hits and some exclusive performances that will have you texting all your friends about what they missed. Why You Need to Be There?! With 2.7M+ jamming to their tracks every month, La Mafia is the artist of the moment. Their viral hits are defining a generation—and this concert is your chance to catch them live. 🎟️ Grab your tickets now 🎟️ You know the drill—tickets won't last. Lock in your spot for La […]

  • Voices of the Permian Basin

    First Methodist Church of Midland 300 N Main Street, Midland, TX, United States
    Music

    VOICES OF THE PERMIAN BASIN Monday, May 4, 2026 | 7:00 pm First Methodist Midland MAP Emily Baker, Director $15 General Admission, Students $5 Purchase tickets at the door. Concert Proudly Sponsored By: Brooks & Shelby Landgraf