On October 5, staffers at Davenport venue The Last Picture House are proud to present a special, one-night-only screening of the new documentary This Is Buzz, this exploration of the celebrated cult magazine series also featuring a Q&A session with the film's writer/director Mark Pellington, famed for Hollywood thrillers including Arlington Road with Jeff Bridges and Tim Robbins and The Mothman Prophecies with Richard Gere and Laura Linney.

In a one-of-a-kind movie-riffing experience at Davenport's Putnam Museum & Science Center, one of the biggest hits in Hollywood history will be ribbed for nearly two full hours in the comedy event Mystery Science Theater 200 Mil. BCE: Jurassic Park.

Founded in 2015 by the Quad Cities Cybersecurity Alliance and presented by the Docent Institute, the 12th-annual CornCon – an event designed to raise community awareness and provide business solutions for dealing with cybersecurity threats – will boast breakout sessions, expert speakers, panels, tutorials, vendors, a tech expo, children's activities, awards presentations, and more on October 2 and 3, this year's Davenport RiverCenter event titled The 12 Chaos Monkeys of Cyber.

Hailed by Saving Country Music as "dreamy, vibey, vintage, yet wildly resonant and relevant to as wide of an audience as possible," singer/songwriter Ella Langley plays Moline's Vibrant Arena at the MARK on September 26 in support of her April release Dandelion, the artist's chart-topping sophomore album whose top-five Billboard hits include “Be Her,” “I Can't Love You Anymore” (with Morgan Wallen) and number-one smash “Choosin' Texas.”

A trio of gifted, up-and-coming singer/songwriters, none of them yet 30 years old, will share the September 25 bill at the The Rust Belt when the East Moline venue presents Nashville Nights: A Songwriters Showcase, a night of soulful country boasting the talents of Logan Michael, George Pippen, and Madden Metcalf.

An exhilarating evening of rock and rap is promised on September 26 when Davenport's Capitol Theatre hosts a co-headlining concert with Highly Suspect and Yelawolf, the former having earned raves for their most recent recording As Above, So Below, the latter responsible for the platinum-selling "Till Its Gone."

Performing in support of their most recent release Shoot the Moon, and treating music lovers to what Glide magazine calls their “inexplicable way of giving old-time blues and jazz a fresh, contemporary feel,” the touring musicians of Davina & the Vagabonds return to Davenport's Redstone Room at Common Chord on September 27, American Songwriter raving that "this music, as retro as it may be at times, feels fun, frisky, and alive.”

Currently touring the country in support of his latest recording Small Prayers, Big Blessings, country and Americana singer/songwriter Forrest McCurren returns to the Quad Cities for a pair of special concert events: a headlining engagement at Davenport's Raccoon Motel on September 29, and, on September 30, performing alongside his wife in Songs & Stories with Forrest & Margaret McCurren at the Rock Island Public Library's downtown branch.

Lauded by Glide magazine as “effortlessly cool” and “a tried and true blues rocker hell-bent on getting the job done,” Patrick Sweany serves as the September 25 headliner at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, the musician's 2025 album Baby, It's Late described on the artist's Web site as "a raw, more direct collection of songs that tap directly into the pain, tension, and catharsis of the past seven years."

With the artist delivering what Pitchfork calls "a near-perfect balance between '70s rock tradition and present-day experimentation," Chris Forsyth brings his new project BASIC to Davenport's Raccoon Motel on September 27, the guitarist performing in this collective rock trio alongside Mikel Patrick Avery on percussion, electronics, and drum machine, and Douglas McCombs on Fender Bass VI.

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