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{{Main|Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts}}2019 - February 16, Alan Parsons Project
2018 - October 28, Lindsey Buckingham, opening act was J.S. Ondara
- February 28, Jorma Kaukonen at the Studio Theatre
2017 - July 21, Ace Frehley, opening act was local band Vibe
- June 30, Al Stewart, Ambrosia and Firefall
- April 15, Dick Dale, opening act was Stephen Cotta at the Studio Theatre
- March 19, The Charlie Daniels Band, opening act was the Scooter Brown Band
2016 - July 21, Ted Nugent, opening act was The Raskins
- June 11, KC and the Sunshine Band, Blue Öyster Cult, Orleans
- May 19, The Monkees
- March 18, George Thorogood and the Destroyers, opening act was the Outlaws
- March 3, Herb Alpert & Lani Hall
- February 13, Dave Mason
- January 24, Arlo Guthrie, opening act was the Sarah Lee Guthrie
2015 - November 12, Yes
- November 11, America
- October 30, Kansas
- August 19, John Hiatt and Taj Mahal
- August 8, Jorma Kaukonen at the Studio Theatre
- May 15, John Mayall
- May 6, Boston
- April 23, Celtic Woman
- February 14, Gordon Lightfoot
- January 14, Foreigner
2014 - December 10, Hall & Oates
- November 12, Heart
- October 22, Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band
- March 28, The Moody Blues
- February 16, The Beach Boys
- January 2, Gregg Allman, opening act was the Devon Allman Band
2013 - October 18, Chicago
- April 29, The Smashing Pumpkins
- March 30, Yes
2012 2011 - October 7, The Steve Miller Band
- May 13, Kris Kristofferson and John Prine
- March 20, Crystal Gayle, Larry Gatlin and Andy Cooney (American Voices tour)
2010 - November 19, Diana Ross
- November 17, Fiddler on the Roof
- April 30, ZZ Top
- April 2, Jerry Seinfeld
- March 20, Foreigner
- February 4, Buddy Guy and B.B. King
- January 23, South Pacific
2007 - December 29, ZZ Top, opening act was Blackberry Smoke
- November 7, Morrissey
- April 6, Tom Jones
2006 - July 15, Spyro Gyra
- July 9, Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band
- March 25, The Sleeping Beauty
- March 10, James Taylor
- February 2, Soweto Gospel Choir
- January 29, Earl Klugh
- January 27, Vince Gill
- January 15, Linda Ronstadt
2005 - November 2, Billy Idol
- October 20, Trisha Yearwood, opening act was Jessi Alexander
- September 28, Loggins and Messina (Sittin' In Again tour)
- April 15, Ravi Shankar with Anoushka Shankar and Tanmoy Bose
- April 13, Joe Jackson and Todd Rundgren, opening act was Ethel
- April 8, Mannheim Steamroller
- March 3, Patti Labelle
2003 - November 16, Peter Cetera
- October 26, Wynonna, opening act was Blue Country
- October 19, Boz Scaggs
- October 10, Peter Frampton, opening act was Joe Bonamassa
- January 7, Huey Lewis and the News
2002 - December 18, The Oak Ridge Boys
- November 24, The Irish Tenors
- October 26, Wynonna
- October 20, Michael Bolton
- October 3, Lee Ann Womack, opening act was Elizabeth Cook
- May 10, Jethro Tull
- March 20, Englebert Humperdinck
- March 10, Natalie Merchant
- March 15, KC and the Sunshine Band and Village People
- February 22, Sérgio Mendes and Dionne Warwick
- January 4, Hall & Oates (postponed from 13 September 2001)
2001 - November 23, Anne Murray with full symphony orchestra
- September 9, Olivia Newton-John
- April 24, Bruce Hornsby
- March 21, The Irish Rovers
- February 11, Smokey Robinson
- January 14, Kenny Rogers, opening act was Linda Davis
2000 - October 29, Julio Iglesias
- October 26, Natalie Cole
- June 2, Wynonna, opening act was Michael Johnson
- February 18, Stomp
- January 23, Tony Orlando with Johnny Petillo
1999 - November 21, Chicago
- November 20, Ray Charles
- November 8, The Righteous Brothers
- November 5, Alabama
- July 16, Ann and Nancy Wilson (acoustic)
- March 16, Kodo
1998 - October 23, Willie Nelson and Family, opening act was Bob Rafkin
- October 22, Peter, Paul and Mary
- March 20, The Scots Guards and The Black Watch
- March 13, Guitar Summit III: Herb Ellis, Sharon Isbin, Rory Block and Stanley Jordan
- February 13, Wayne Newton
- February 12, Bobby Vinton
- February 3, B.B. King
- February 1, Pat Metheny Group
- January 11, George Winston
- January 2, James Brown with backup singers The Bitter Sweets
1997 - December 27, The Manhattan Transfer
- November 28, Colors of Christmas: Sheena Easton, Peabo Bryson, James Ingram, Patti Austin
- November 13, Dr. John and his Band joined by Charlie Musselwhite and Keb' Mo' for a few songs
- October 23, Dion and Little Richard
- October 19, Al Di Meola and The Rippingtons with Russ Freeman
- August 10, Boz Scaggs, opening act was Delgado
- February 22, Tibetan Monks
- February 16, Paul Anka, opening act was comedian Stewie Stone
1996 - November 23, Jessi Colter and Waylon Jennings, opening act was comedian Dan Riley
- November 15, Art Porter, Jr. and George Benson
- October 26, America and Air Supply
- October 24, The Four Tops
- April 4, Grease with Sally Struthers and Mackenzie Phillips
- March 23, Gordon Lightfoot
- February 8, Blood, Sweat & Tears
1988 - April 10, Singin' in the Rain (venue premiere performance)
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