“Liverpool Legends” Tonight Hill Performance Hall Tickets: $35-$65 (tickets) Friday, April 18 8 p.m. Liverpool Legends are four incredibly talented musicians/actors curated by Louise Harrison, sister of the late George Harrison, to honor her brother’s legacy and re-create the band that changed the world forever. This Grammy-nominated and one-of-a-kind Beatles show is narrated by Louise and honors The Beatles’ legacy by tracing their musical evolution from early hits to psychedelic masterpieces. With note-perfect vocals, precise attention to every musical detail, along with costume changes, vintage instruments, and new state-of-the-art multi-media, Liverpool Legends will make you feel like you are seeing the real thing!
FMG “Dallas Pro Am” Fitness Model Competition Saturday Hill Performance Hall Tickets: $15-$50 a.m., $25-$75 p.m. (tickets) Saturday, April 19 10 a.m. Morning Show (Preliminary); 5 p.m. Evening Show (Finals) Hundreds of top-tier fitness models from different states come together to showcase their hard-earned physiques, competing across multiple categories for titles and world qualifications. More than just a competition, the event strives to promote harmonious balance between health, aesthetics and personal expression.
“Beatbox Meets Popping” Saturday Bank of America Theatre Tickets: $25-$40 (tickets) Saturday, April 19 8 p.m. International artists Amirah Sackett and Ahmed Zaghbouni (a.k.a. MR MiC) join forces to bring a fun and energetic performance. Sackett is a hip-hop dancer, choreographer and educator based in Chicago with a signature funk style of dance known as “popping.” Zaghbouni is a skilled international beatboxer and filmmaker from Sousse, Tunisia. The two Muslim artists bonded through their faith and their love of hip-hop and offer a counter narrative to the mediaʼs portrayal of Muslims. Both are dedicated to preserving and sharing hip-hop culture with the next generation and audiences around the world, as well as being examples of using art for social change.
Keyboard Conversations®: “Humor in Music” Monday Night Bank of America Theatre Tickets: $42-$50 (tickets) Monday, April 21 7:30 p.m. Concert pianist Jeffrey Siegel brings another installment of his popular series to the Bank of America Theatre, blending piano performance with intriguing history and conversation. In “Humor in Music,” Siegel explores “merriment in musical tones” with works by Beethoven, Chopin and Aaron Copeland.
