Power1047 Nightcap August 13 2026: Jack Harlow, Baltimore Live Music and Field of Dreams

The Power1047 Nightcap August 13 2026 closes on live music, community access and a national sports broadcast built around nostalgia. Jack Harlow's current run reached Cincinnati with Washington next on the regional calendar, while Tank and The Bangas and 3BallMTY gave Baltimore two very different late-night stage options.

Beyond the venues, a Southern Maryland partnership distributed free farm produce to local families. Major League Baseball also returned to the Iowa cornfield made famous by Field of Dreams, this time with Netflix carrying the showcase globally.

Hip-Hop live: Jack Harlow's “Monica Tour” turns toward Washington

Jack Harlow's Monica Tour was booked at Cincinnati's Andrew J Brady Music Center on Thursday night, continuing a theater-and-amphitheater run behind his R&B-leaning album Monica. James Savage is the listed support act for both the Cincinnati date and the tour's coming Washington stop.

For listeners in the Baltimore-Washington corridor, the useful calendar note is August 25. The Anthem lists doors at 6:30 p.m. and an 8 p.m. show at the Wharf, placing the tour's D.C. date less than two weeks away.

The routing keeps Harlow in rooms smaller than the arenas often associated with his biggest singles. That gives the project a more focused live frame: a current album, a defined supporting artist and a sequence of stops that lets the material carry the show rather than leaning only on festival-scale spectacle.

The August 13 Cincinnati date is listed by Live Nation, and the August 25 Washington details are confirmed by The Anthem.

R&B in Baltimore: Tank and The Bangas take the Pier Six stage

Tank and The Bangas were scheduled for an 8 p.m. Thursday show at Pier Six Pavilion, with doors listed for 5:30 p.m. The all-ages booking put the New Orleans collective's mix of R&B, funk, spoken word, jazz and groove on Baltimore's waterfront for the August 13 closeout.

The setting is part of the story. Pier Six sits inside the Inner Harbor rather than apart from it, so a concert there becomes both a ticketed performance and a visible piece of the city's nighttime waterfront activity.

For a group whose arrangements can move from a quiet phrase to a full-band release, an open-air pavilion also offers the right scale. The appeal is not a single fixed genre; it is the way the band uses rhythm, poetry and live interplay to keep the set changing shape.

The date, time, age policy and venue details are confirmed by the official AXS event listing.

Power Beat: Farmers Feeding St. Mary's puts local produce directly into community hands

The annual Farmers Feeding St. Mary's program held its first 2026 distribution Thursday at the Bay District Volunteer Fire Department in Lexington Park. The county says farm-fresh produce was offered free to the community from 2 to 7 p.m., or until supplies ran out.

Families were limited to one box per event, with corn, tomatoes, squash and other seasonal items among the expected offerings. No registration or proof of need was listed as a requirement.

The program connects county government, economic-development and aging-services staff with the University of Maryland College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and Feed St. Mary's. That structure keeps the effort practical on both sides: families receive food without an added paperwork barrier, and area growers have a direct role in the community distribution chain.

A second distribution is scheduled for September 12 at the U-Haul parking lot on Signature Lane in Lexington Park. Full details are available from the St. Mary's County government. Find more Baltimore-and-Maryland reporting in Power1047's Power Beat.

Baltimore after dark: 3BallMTY brings tribal guarachero to Power Plant Live!

3BallMTY was scheduled to begin a 9 p.m. Thursday set at Power Plant Live! in downtown Baltimore. The trio's sound combines electronic production with cumbia and other Mexican musical traditions in the club style widely known as tribal guarachero.

That booking gives the August 13 Nightcap a second local live-music lane without duplicating the Pier Six experience. Tank and The Bangas bring a band-centered waterfront show; 3BallMTY brings a DJ-driven, late-night dance format to Market Place.

The contrast is useful for a city music calendar. Baltimore's live identity is not one stage or one genre, and two simultaneous bookings can show how downtown entertainment moves between seated concert spaces, open-air pavilions and high-energy club environments.

The venue confirms the date, start time and location on the official Power Plant Live! event page.

Sports and streaming: MLB returns to the Field of Dreams

Major League Baseball scheduled the Minnesota Twins and Philadelphia Phillies for the third MLB at Field of Dreams game Thursday night in Dyersville, Iowa. The 7:30 p.m. ET showcase marked the event's first major-league edition since 2022 and its first global presentation on Netflix.

The teams also arrived with era-specific uniforms. Philadelphia's design draws from the club's 1939-to-1941 look, while Minnesota's white pinstripes and classic sleeve patch reach back to the franchise's early 1960s identity.

More important than the costume is the distribution shift. Putting a regular-season special event on a global streaming service moves baseball's nostalgia play beyond a traditional regional or cable audience, while still using the cornfield setting and movie-site connection that made the earlier games distinctive.

MLB confirms the matchup, broadcast arrangement and event history on its Field of Dreams announcement, with the uniform details documented in the league's official reveal. Follow more coverage on Power1047 Sports.

The late-night handoff

The Power1047 Nightcap August 13 2026 continues in a separate edition of The Grown & Sexy Slow Jams, featuring ten rotation-cleared 1990s and 2000s R&B records inside the first-click Apple Music preview player. Keep Power 104.7 Baltimore | Power1047.com on for the soundtrack after midnight.