What’s a hero’s journey without appropriately heroic music to accompany it? Heroes: A Video Game Symphony features a live orchestra performing music from epic video games such as Castlevania, Metal Gear Solid, Starfield, The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, God of War, Mass Effect, Final Fantasy, Journey, Portal 2 and The Last of Us with scenes from the games projected onto a huge screen. Step away from the console and step into a new sensory take on video games.

Kathy Griffin’s take-no-prisoners comedy has earned her a large and devoted following, and plenty of detractors as well. That’s to be expected. She delights in skewering the foibles and hypocrisy of public figures, be they celebrities or politicians. Do not bring the children. Do not repeat her jokes at work. But definitely make plans to see her live and enjoy an evening of outraged and outrageous hilarity.

Before K-Pop stars A.C.E. took their act on the road, they took it to the streets. The quintet caught the eyes of passerby around Seoul as they honed their vocals and choreography to ever-increasing acclaim. The quintet released its debut single, “Cactus,” in 2017 and has barely looked back since. A.C.E.’s U.S. tour is a reunion of the original five - Lee Donghun, Wow, Park Junhee, Kim Byeongkwan and Kang Yuchan – as all A.C.E. members have completed their mandatory military service. They also have a new release, My Girl: “My Choice,” and a new single, “My Girl.” The setlist likely will contain cuts from the new album plus favorites such as “Callin’,” “Black and Blue” and “Take Me Higher.”