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art Las Vegas-based rock band Imagine Dragons is known for putting on a big show, complete with hit songs like “Radioactive,” “It’s Time” and “Shots.” Prepare for big lights, favorite songs and the group’s latest work. Tickets at scottradecenter.com (1401 Clark Ave., Downtown).
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CORTANGO ORQUESTA June 16, The Sheldon
A tango group with a symphonic flair, Cortango Orquesta is a classical concert band with music designed for dancing. Coming right after the release of Cortango’s debut album, “Tandas,” this concert gets audience members on their feet and swaying to the catchy music. Tickets at sheldonconcerthall. org (3648 Washington Blvd., Grand Center). DIERKS BENTLEY June 18, Hollywood Casino Amphitheater
Arizona-based country rock star Dierks Bentley is back on tour and performing from his latest album, “Riser,” as well as playing hits like “Come a Little Closer” and “What Was I Thinkin.’” Tickets at thehollywoodcasinoamphitheatre. com (14141 Riverport Drive, Maryland Heights). CLASSICAL MYSTERY TOUR: TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES June 19, Powell Hall
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MUSIC OF U2 June 26, Powell Hall
U2’s greatest hits get a classical music makeover during this unique performance from the St. Louis symphony, featuring tunes such as “Beautiful Day” and “With or Without You.” Tickets at stlsymphony.org (718 N. Grand Blvd., Grand Center). DARIUS RUCKER June 26, Hollywood Casino Amphitheater
After a recent 2014 Christmas album, new singles like “Homegrown Honey” and international attention, country star Darius Rucker performs from his hit albums like “True Believers” and recent album “Southern Style.” Tickets at thehollywoodcasinoamphitheatre. com (14141 Riverport Drive, Maryland Heights). “WEIRD AL” YANKOVIC June 28, Peabody Opera House
Wackiness gets a new meaning with “Weird Al” Yankovic, who is back in town and performing some of his latest goofy tunes. Fans won’t want to miss hits like “Smells Like Nirvana,” “Amish Paradise,” and “Eat It.” Tickets at peabodyoperahouse.com (1400 Market St., Downtown).
Visual Arts
The Beatles’ music is some of the most well-known and widely loved in the world. This month, the St. Louis Symphony takes on the Fab Four’s greatest hits including “Hey Jude,” “Twist and Shout” and “All You Need is Love.” Tickets at stlsymphony.org (718 N. Grand Blvd., Grand Center).
Experience the mobile-master’s work, including stabilies and constellations, in a show drawing largely from his developing practice in the 1930s and ’40s. More info at pulitzerarts.org ( 3716 Washington Blvd., Grand Center).
TYLER, THE CREATOR June 20, The Pageant
AND/OR May 1-June 20, Bruno David Gallery
LINDSEY STIRLING June 24, The Fox Theatre
IMG_ May 1-June 28, Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
Rapper Tyler, The Creator broke on to the scene across the board a few years ago with the album “Goblin.” Now, with his latest drop, “Cherry Bomb,” in April, the young hip-hop artist is showing off his skilled rhymes across the country. Tickets at thepageant.com (6161 Delmar Blvd., The Loop).
Pop-rock violinist Lindsey Stirling impresses fans yet again in “The Music Box” tour, where she shows off her classical training as well as electronic beats, creative themes and a dance-worthy production. Tickets at fabulousfox.com (527 N. Grand Blvd., Grand Center).
CALDER LIGHTNESS May 1-Sept. 12, the Pulitzer
The latest exhibit to hit Bruno David Gallery, “and/or” features an abstract look at common ideas, a group exhibition setup and elements of comparison and contrast. More info at brunodavidgallery.com (3721 Washington Blvd., Grand Center).
“IMG_” is Australian artist Michael Staniak’s first solo museum exhibition and features paintings that purposely mix the digital and the handmade. With unique textures, strange effects, hyper-saturated colors and more, this artwork challenges viewers to think