The ultimate Y2K throwback party, Y2QUÉ, returns to NYC this summer with an all-star, genre-bending lineup of DJs, artists, and tastemakers celebrating the biggest bangers and boldest fashion of the early-to-mid 2000s. Born from NYC nightlife and rooted in Latine culture, Y2QUÉ is a high-energy celebration of 2000s music, fashion, nostalgia, and community — Where MySpace-era anthems, reggaetón classic and iconic party moments collide.

This year’s event takes over the rooftop at Elsewhere Brooklyn on July 12th for a sunset-to-night celebration packed with nostalgia and nonstop energy. The lineup features Nina Sky, Va$htie, Ricky Blaze, & Bembona.

Get in touch with with Destination Artists Touring Agency regarding bring Y2QUÉ to your city this fall or winter.

Drake Bell returns to multiple cities throughout America this year as part of the 2000s Bar Crawl. The event starts with a nostalgic kick-off party followed by a "crawl" to fun bars & nightclubs, all in a walkable area. The tour kicks off on May 16th in Washington, D.C. where Drake will host and perform live at Public Bar.

2026 marks the 20 year anniversary of the debut self-titled album from Mickey Avalon. To celebrate the milestone, Mickey is performing the whole album in it's entirety from start to finish. The concept has already proven successful for shows over the last few months. He'll continue playing it this spring and summer as well as the remainder of shows this year.

Immerse yourself in a captivating 90's to early 2000's themed event at Nostalgia Con.  James Maslow of Big Time Rush will appear at the Houston, TX installment on April 11th & 12th as guests indulge in an unforgettable experience filled with nostalgia.

Forever Mine Music Festival is coming to Chicago this May with a lineup that spans both iconic artists from the early 2000s including Nina Sky.

The inaugural festival will take place May 23rd & 24th at Union Park in Chicago, held across three stages over two days.

As 2025 comes to an end, Mickey Avalon closes out another busy year of touring.

He'll return to Texas this month followed by a performance in Greenville, SC for a special Thanksgiving Eve show along with December shows in Tennessee and Fontana, CA before kicking off 2026 in Tempe, AZ for New Year’s Weekend.

Thomas Ian Nicholas will be support Adam Wainwright for two special shows this month in Illinois. The former St. Louis Cardinal All-Star pitcher will be taking the stage performing music from his new country album Hey Y'all. Thomas is adored by fans for his role playing Henry Rowengartner, the 12 year-old child phenom pitcher for the Chicago Cubs in the film Rookie of the Year.

The two perform together in Effingham, IL on October 17th at the Effingham Performance Center and the following night on October 18th in Marion, IL at the Marion Cultural & Civic Center.

The largest Latino Carnaval is coming to Los Angeles. On October 11th, Nina Sky join the line for Latino Carnaval taking place in South Central at South Park.

This free festival will span five blocks and offer something for everyone. Enjoy over 200 vendors, carnival games, multiple food trucks, a Lucha Libre stage, & ferris wheel.