Heat, House, and Latin Trap in the 407

If you heard "IA" with Mora showing up on your timeline or noticed "Sport+RMX" with Myke Towers going viral, you would already know Clarent isn't a rising star anymore — he's arrived. The 23-year-old from Caparra Terrace, Puerto Rico, builds music that lives at the crossroads of trap, atmospheric reggaeton, and EDM: dark, cinematic, and relentless in the best possible way. He's got 9 million Spotify listeners and Premio Lo Nuestro nominations to his name, with collabs ranging from Rauw Alejandro to Bryant Myers and Nicky Jam. This Vanguard show is intimate relative to recent appearances.

Megan Moroney didn't ease her way into country music — she showed up with "Tennessee Orange," kicked the door open, and hasn't looked back since. The Georgia-born songwriter writes the kind of hooks that you find yourself singing along to every time: wry, emotionally precise, built on real-life detail. The Cloud 9 Tour is her biggest production yet, adding deeper purpose  — $1 from every ticket goes to the Megan Moroney Foundation, supporting mental health and anti-bullying work. Good show, good cause.

LA-based DJ and producer Mary Droppinz has played Coachella, EDC, Red Rocks, Brooklyn Mirage, and Amnesia Ibiza — basically every stage that matters. What sets her apart isn't just the impressive resume, it's the way she builds genre-fluid journeys that move from breaks and bass to UKG, acid, house, techno, and hip-hop. She's also a founding member of LP Giobbi's Femme House collective, teaching the next generation of producers how to own the room. Expect Celine to come alive!

Two titans of '80s alternative rock on one bill. The Fixx gave the world "One Thing Leads to Another" and "Saved by Zero," anthems that somehow still sound urgent forty years later. The Smithereens countered with "A Girl Like You" and some of the sharpest power pop of that entire decade. The Plaza will be full of people who grew up bopping these on cassette — because you don't outgrow great songs.

Melbourne-based singer Kristen Warren has been doing this since age seven, and it shows. She's played TED Studios in New York, TED Countdown in London, headlined the Space Coast Music Festival, and starred as Billie Holiday in a sold-out run of Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill. Creek, her Central Florida jazz-funk collaborators, add some extra groove and muscle to the performance. Judson's Live is the perfect room for this — acoustically honest, and the kind of space that rewards artists who actually have something to say.