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The band's next album is coming out this summer.

See Don Campbell Band on Friday in Lewiston and in Ogunquit on April 22.

'The Cake' tells the story of a young Southern-born woman whose marriage to another woman gives her mother's best friend pause about baking for the wedding.

On the same night, The English Beat plays Aura, and Talking Heads tribute band Start Making Sense is at the State Theatre. Will their shared fan base feel torn, or try to see both?

See shows from Gordon Bok, Pictoria Vark and Hanneke Cassel.

There are plenty of ways to get your hands dirty in April, plus opportunities to get outside but stay relatively clean.

Space is showing long-lost 'Drylongso' by Cauleen Smith, who ended up changing creative pursuits.

The brewery's West Coast IPA Looky Here, being released Friday, will benefit the organization that supports women and nonbinary people in the industry.

See a live show on April 14.

Grab tickets to see James Taylor & His All-Star Band in Bangor on June 27.

'Catching Rabbits' is out on Friday.

See shows from LeAnn Rimes, James Montgomery and Buffalo Nichols.

The Westbrook restaurant also has an impressive selection of whiskeys and drink deals throughout the week.

Plus, the Maine Historical Society presents climate and biodiversity exhibit 'Code Red.'

The game is baseball and the fun includes fireworks, dogs in the park, lobster tossing, musical chairs, Star Wars, superheroes, and the return of the Sea Dogs Biscuit.

The Route 1 restaurant, opened last summer, builds its creative menu around a variety of savory gravies.

The new movie 'Air,' now in theaters, could inspire more about inanimate objects, including those beloved by Mainers.

Tickets on sale now for Bill Burr's Sept. 29 show in Portland.

See the band live at Aura on April 15.

See shows from Mamaliga, Portland Symphony Orchestra and The Steel Wheels in Portland.

Sebago Brewing is releasing a four-pack of barleywine from four different years, and Belleflower's new Baltic porter started its aging process 18 months ago.

Cabin Fever Film Fest is happening Friday and Saturday in Camden.

The album is the third released since 2015 by the Portland band, which will be playing a show at Empire on April 21.

Plus, you can swing dance while swigging cider at Urban Farm Fermentory.

And guess what? The restaurant dining room's reopening might not be far behind.

The breakfast and lunch spot on Riverside Street in Portland has a wide range of comfort food.

The instrumental interlude is from the album 'Dark Nights Golden Days.'

See mandolinist Ethan Setiawan featuring Darol Anger in Portland on Thursday.

Maine Maple Sunday, Art in Bloom, baseball games and music festivals are among the season's highlights.

Restaurant group Big Tree Hospitality hasn't changed much since it took over the Falmouth Foreside store.

She'll also play some original songs and ones from her days in October Project at One Longfellow Square on Friday.

The new South Portland restaurant has a small but creative cocktail menu and inspired wine list.

You can also see 'Somewhere/Elsewhere' in Westbrook and a film about artist Mary Cassatt in Damariscotta.

The film about feminist scholar Andrea Dworkin is the latest featured in Maine Jewish Film Festival's statewide screenings.

The music ranges from singer-songwriter tunes to instrumental guitar and organ compositions.

Melissa Reardon is the newest member of Borromeo String Quartet, which will play Saturday at Hannaford Hall on the college's Portland campus.

Find hikes by county, routes with waterfalls or trails within state parks, then grab your backpack and get out there.

Stream the track on your favorite platform.

Tickets are on sale now for Sammy Rae & The Friends in Portland on Sept. 20.

Tickets go on sale Friday morning.

Go local with your St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

The classic rock station was launched in a trailer in Litchfield in 1973.

Irish music concerts, corned beef and cabbage, parties, a cold dip in the ocean and pub fun are among the St. Patrick's Day events planned around southern Maine.

Hear classic interpretations of hit songs and '90s throwbacks, all on Saturday.

'Unicorn Wars,' screening Friday at Space, takes a new tactic in sending an anti-war message through film.

Service, food and atmosphere all come together at this charming bakery and cafe.

The small Falmouth theater made headlines five years ago when a different play with similar themes drew hate calls and mail, but to Footlights director Michael Tobin, not doing shows like this means 'hate wins.'

The Third Thursday happy hour is at Portland Museum of Art.