January

• Bryan Adams: So Happy It Hurts | Jan. 26 | SAP Center | The Canadian pop-rock artist comes to the Tank with special guest Dave Stewart’s Eurythmics Songbook.

February

• Gloria Trevi: Mi Soundtrack US Tour | Feb. 3 | SAP Center | Get ready for “The Supreme Diva of Mexican Pop” as she brings her classics + new tracks to the stage.
• Air Supply | Feb. 14 | San Jose Civic | The iconic Australian pop-rock duo will bring their unique sound + classics from a career spanning over four decades.
• Marc Anthony: Historia Tour | Feb. 18 | SAP Center | The top-selling salsa artist of all time will perform his timeless hits.

March

• Paquita y sus Amigos | March 2 | SAP Center | Singing hit songs from her more than 40-year musical career, Paquita will also bring six special guests.
• Joker Xue | March 4 | SAP Center | The Shanghai-born singer is a rising star in the Mandarin pop world, and you can witness his smooth vocals live at the Tank.
• Don Omar: “Back to Reggaeton” Tour | March 30 | SAP Center | The Puerto Rican rapper has an extensive discography with artists like Pitbull + Lucenzo, plus he’s starred in many “Fast & Furious” films.

April

• Luis Miguel | April 14 | SAP Center | This Puerto Rico-born artist blends genres of pop, boleros, jazz, big band, and mariachi.

May

• Riley Green | May 9 | San Jose Civic | The Jacksonville native brings his country, bluegrass, and Southern gospel sounds with the help of special guests Tracy Lawrence + Ella Langley.
• Luke Combs | May 17-18 | Levi’s Stadium | The country superstar embarks on his “Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old” tour.

• Bachata Mondays | Monday, Jan. 22 | 7-10 p.m. | Studio M Ballroom Club, 3550 Stevens Creek Blvd., San Jose | $10-$40 | Learn Bachata basics while socializing with other San Joseans.

• Sharks Pregame | Tuesday, Jan. 23 | 5 p.m. | Italian Cellar Speakeasy Bar, 323 W. St. John St., San Jose | Cost of purchase | Hang out with other Sharks fans as you enjoy cocktails, wine, or beer — all bar sales benefit the Little Italy Museum.
• Aaron Lewis | Tuesday, Jan. 23 | 8 p.m. | San Jose Civic, 135 W. San Carlos St., San Jose | $29.50-$69.50 | Get ready for the country star as he embarks on his 2024 acoustic tour, showcasing his latest album, “Frayed At Both Ends.”
• Zane Lamprey | Tuesday, Jan. 23 | 8-9:30 p.m. | Strike Brewing Co. & Warehouse Taproom, 2099 S. 10th St., Ste. 30, San Jose | $25-$40 | Catch the comedian’s “THIRSTY! Stand-Up Comedy Tour” and enjoy craft beer.

• San Jose Barracuda vs. Bakersfield Condors | Wednesday, Jan. 24 | 7 p.m. | Tech CU Arena, 1500 S. 10th St., San Jose | $13-$62 | After a string of losses against the Ontario Reign, the Cuda are back to take on the Condors.
• Harry Potter Trivia Night | Wednesday, Jan. 24 | 7:30-9 p.m. | Wheelhouse of Willow Glen, 1173 Lincoln Ave., San Jose | $5-$40 | Test your knowledge on the wizarding world, dress in character, and win themed prizes.

• The Alum Rock Union School District will spend $60 million to build 78 affordable homes for teacher housing. The adjacent Mexican American Community Services Agency building — which has sat vacant for 10+ years — will be demolished in the process. Advocates are looking to save the community structure. (San José Spotlight)

• Following the announcement of San Jose State football head coach Brent Brennan’s departure, former Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo has been eyed for the position. Niumatalolo spent 15 years with Navy, and was its all-time wins leader. He led the program to six bowl victories. (The Mercury News/CBS Sports)

• The downtown San Jose Food Hall, located at 82 E. Santa Clara St., has opened its doors + online orders. At the moment, 24 restaurants are represented. An official grand opening will happen at an unspecified date. (The Mercury News)

• State Senator Aisha Wahab has submitted a bill proposing the consolidation of the Bay Area’s 27 transit agencies. Wahab, who represents the district covering Sunnyvale + Milpitas, states that it’s better for efficiency + financial stability. However, several agencies have already voiced their opposition. (San José Spotlight)

• The San Jose Sharks made a special 12-year-old girl’s day. Addison Kypreos lives with a rare sun disorder + the nonprofit Shadow Jumpers helped her spend a day with her favorite hockey team. She skated with Team Teal, and got a custom hockey stick + tickets to her first NHL game. (ABC 7 News)

• Moonwake Coffee Roasters will open its first brick-and-mortar shop at 1412 Saratoga Ave. later this year. SJ residents Mabel Yeung + Ming Wood opened the pop-up in 2022, and regularly serve coffee at the Cupertino Farmers’ Market on Sundays. (The Mercury News)

• The Bay is bumpin’. Santa Clara native + rapper Saweetie collaborated with Pinole native + hip-hop artist P-Lo to produce “Do It For The Bay.” The local anthem was made in partnership with the SF 49ers, and the music video features Bay Area landmarks.