Live music in Rogers, AR

Take Cover comes back to JJ’s in Springdale for another appearance.

Latin jazz legend Tito Puente Jr will appear at Victory Theater with his 10-piece orchestra. Tickets are on sale.

Tito Puente Jr. brings his Latin Jazz Ensemble to Downtown Rogers for a performance that blends Latin jazz, salsa, Afro-Cuban traditions, and dance styles. The New York City native, born June 2, 1971, is known for Oye Como Va from his Billboard-recognized debut Guarachando, as well as Sientelo produced by A.B. Quintanilla. His career includes more than 300 shows each year, collaborations with Bobby Cruz, and appearances on BET Jazz.

An updated open mic debuts with a refreshed format and a fresh vibe while keeping the same fearless spirit. The microphone is open to every kind of performer, from comedy and music to poetry, spoken word, and creations that defy categories. Comedians will be part of the mix, but the stage is open for whatever someone wants to share. Expect an encouraging room for voices, notes, nerves, and oddball ideas, with a relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to let loose and have fun. Open to all.

Lionlamb Music Festival brings the Christian community together through worship and the arts, promoting unity and honoring the name of Jesus through faith-centered performances and creative expression. Admission is free.

Crooked Path Revival brings a mix of country roots, the drive of rock, and the soulfulness of the blues to JJ's Grill Bella Vista. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of positive energy.

Get ready for the Ozark Blues Society of Northwest Arkansas Blues Challenge 2026, a blues-focused competition event taking place at George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville. The festival runs on August 9, 2026.

honestav is playing at Ozark Music Hall in Fayetteville. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Ease into the week with live music in the lobby and a glass of wine from The Eddy. This performance features Lukas Wigington. On other nights, the lineup includes Meadowlark, Jon Dooly, Willow Rainey, Matt Moix, and another appearance by Meadowlark.

Parsons Stadium in Downtown Springdale hosts a lively motorcycle gathering featuring bikes, cold drinks, live music, and great food, with plenty of stories shared by the Loyal & Royal Army and riders from across the region. Whether you ride or just enjoy the scene, it offers a welcoming place to hang out and connect with a spirited community. Roll in, swap stories, enjoy the atmosphere, then roll back out. Show up with energy and head home happy.

Head to the RØDE House for a free live music night as part of The Momentary’s On the House series. This week features Gavin Sumrall and the Band. The event is open to all ages, with alcohol limited to guests 21+. A Momentary Food Truck will be on site serving meals and snacks.

A jazz duo performs live at Isabella's Italian in Bentonville, sharing their own jazz interpretations.

Motionless In White presents The Sweat And Blood Tour with Lorna Shore, Fit For A King, and Static Dress. All four bands share the stage on the same bill.

Experience a high-energy lineup of hard rock, deathcore, metalcore, and metal at this concert featuring Motionless In White, Lorna Shore, Fit For A King, and Static Dress. The show is set to start in the early evening at Walmart AMP.

An open mic at the Meteor Guitar Gallery at The Ravington offers a welcoming stage hosted by Jenna of Jenna and the Soul Shakers. Performers across genres can share music, comedy, poetry, storytelling, spoken word, singer songwriter sets, and other unique talents. The atmosphere centers on creativity and community, with a supportive audience and a beautiful setting that celebrates live performance. Whether stepping up for the first time or returning to the stage, artists of all experience levels are welcome to take the mic.

ANA Gallery in Downtown Rogers hosts an August artists reception that blends visual art with live music and free treats. The ANA Gallery Group is planning an old-fashioned ice cream social in the gallery, complete with a cart serving chilled goodies, followed by a concert and sing along in the ANA Studio. The performance features the Southern Strings Mountain Music Group alongside Dave Floyd and LeRoy Dubois. One of the ensembles includes 18 members and plays a wide range of instruments such as mountain and hammered dulcimers, banjo dulcimer, cajon and box drum, folk and mountain harps, guitar, ukulele, violin or fiddle, harmonica, bow psaltery, cello and other percussion. The music spans Americana, international folk, and spiritual selections. The reception is free and open to the public, with original artwork, refreshments and easy conversation throughout.

At Bentonville Square, this community-led tradition gathers local musicians and anyone with an acoustic instrument to make music, listen, and connect. Bring an instrument if you want to play, or bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy the music. It is free to attend and open to all ages and skill levels. The gathering is supported by Downtown Bentonville Incorporated.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening of live hip hop and R&B as Courtyard Sessions: Hip Hop 101 returns at The Momentary’s Arvest Bank Courtyard. The lineup includes DJ D. Sewell, SpidaCrazy8, and Ace Mac performing on the drums, along with crowd-favorite sounds, free merch giveaways, and a special DJ set. Food and snacks will be available from The Momentary Food Truck, and the event is weather permitting. Admission is free and no tickets are required.