You know the saying: what happens in Vegas, slays in Vegas! We’re sending one DoMORE member to the strip with VIP tickets for RuPaul’s Drag Race LIVE!, VIP Drag Brunch access, Meet & Greet passes, a three-night stay at the Flamingo and $600 in travel credit to get there. Join DoMORE and enter to win.*

JUST ANNOUNCED

• UK quartet Divorce kicks off their first North American headline tour this month and is stopping at The Rockwell on April 5th.

• Pierogi, anyone? Polish Fest returns on Sunday, May 31st for a day of live entertainment and plenty of authentic food and drinks.

• Gorillaz confirmed their first full North American tour since 2022 is coming to TD Garden on October 1st. Little Simz and Deltron 3030 are also on the bill.

• Another week, another round of pre-sale codes… because your Boston bestie wouldn’t let you settle for nosebleeds.

• Plus, announcements from Summer School, LA LOM, Pride for the People Parade, Deconstructing Abbey Road Live and more!

WIN STUFF WEDNESDAY

Caviar on pizza? It’s a thing. CeCarré just opened in the Pru, slinging 15 different pies on 72-hour fermented dough (including one topped with actual caviar), plus salads, apps and a slammin’ focaccia sandwich lineup. Enter to win a $30 gift card then check out these other giveaways:

• Zara Larsson, March 28th

• St. Paul and the Broken Bones, April 26th

• The Mountain Goats, May 19th

• Lindsey Stirling, July 15th

• Metric, July 27th

• Nikki Glaser, December 2nd

WHENEVER

LOCALS ONLY

• Post-hardcore pioneers Poison the Well take the stage at Worcester Palladium on April 9th with special guests Converge. Win your way in to the Peace in Place Tour.*

• Boston’s pickleball hotspot is opening a second location in Charlestown this year and the first 100 players can snag a limited Founding Membership with discounted court time, exclusive events and other perks.

• Timothée Chalamet might not care about ballet and opera, but Boston Conservatory does. Students and faculty are firing back at the actor’s recent comments, making the case for why the classical arts matter.

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