Of course! The Museum of Old Sounds is your chance to catch the show without having to find the trash fence. You quickly move to the music wing, then up the stairs to the concerts floor (it's a multistory building, how did they even get this built out here?), then start flying past the events looking for tonight's. There really are a lot of concerts in this museum. You skim past moments like Richard Nixon's rousing piano performance of "She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain" for Chairman Mao, the first Latin plainchant mass in the Hagia Sophia, Robert Johnson's first show after that crossroads thing, and boom there it is: Red, Her Rings live at the trash fence, tonight. You settle in just as it's starting, and while you're listening in the empty museum at night (and not at the show itself), you notice the sound quality is incredible here and frankly the vibes are kinda magical too.