Live music in Hesperia, CA

Alt-pop rockers LEAP hit the road for their first world tour, propelled by the self-released, top 10 debut album Entropy. Championed by outlets such as NME, Kerrang, Rocksound, Rolling Stone and BBC Radio 1, and fueled by more than a hundred million streams after a festival-filled summer, the band brings a high-energy live set to the stage. This is a general admission, standing only show. It is open to all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Supporting acts will be announced, and the lineup is subject to change.

Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE bring the Home on the Range Tour to Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Attendees age 3 and older are welcome, and every person must have their own ticket. Please note that balcony seating is accessible only by stairs. Ticket access includes a public sale, VIP package options, and presales through Live Nation, the artists, Spotify, and the venue.

An evening of karaoke where participants can take the mic and sing.

House of Blues Anaheim hosts a standing-room-only general admission show featuring Wednesday 13 with support from Above Snakes and Dead on a Sunday. This is an all-ages event, and every guest will need a ticket for entry. The lineup is planned as listed, though it may be updated.

Jpegmafia brings a boundary-pushing, eclectic sound to Riverside Municipal Auditorium, setting the stage for an unforgettable, high-energy night of music and vibes.

Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, CA hosts a show featuring Wu-Tang Clan and Bone Thugs N Harmony. Both acts are billed together at this venue.

Live karaoke hosted by DJ Pete welcomes singers and listeners to a family friendly atmosphere with plenty of musical fun.

House of Blues Anaheim hosts a standing-room-only general admission concert headlined by The Home Team under the banner The Crucible of Life II, with Archers and Differences slated to open. This is an all-ages show, and every person will need a ticket to enter. The lineup may change. Ticket access includes a public onsale, Live Nation presale, an artist presale, and options for Citi cardmembers that include presale and preferred tickets.

The Spanish singing group Mocedades, best known for Eres Tú, appears at the Fox Performing Arts Center as part of a US tour. Ages 3 and up are welcome, and every person requires a ticket to enter.

Red Jumpsuit Apparatus marks 20 years of Don't You Fake It at House of Blues Anaheim with a standing room only, general admission concert. The event is open to all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Lioneer and Zero Signal are slated to perform in support, and the lineup is subject to change.

Big Orange Classic I is a marching band competition at Riverside City College, presented in partnership with the Western Band Association.

Behind The Picket Fence Vintage & Handmade Marketplace brings more than 85 vendors to the Heritage Museum of Orange County, showcasing vintage and antique goods, upcycled and repurposed pieces, farmhouse decor, shabby chic items, and rustic finds. The setting spans 12 acres with buildings from the 1890s, a rose garden, citrus groves, a nature walk, farmhouses, a blacksmith, and the historic Kellogg House. The day features shopping alongside food trucks, live music, and beer and wine. Parking is free. Admission is $5 and includes entry to the Kellogg House, with a portion supporting the museum. For more information, email jennifer@behindthepicketfence.com.

The Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley hosts its annual Howler-ween Casino Night, presented by Caston Inc., at its facility. Guests can enjoy casino-style games along with music, dancing, food, and dessert from Caligirl Sweets, which will be serving ice cream and cotton candy. Throughout the night there are chances to win high-end raffle prize packages, including a $500 Disneyland package, a smart television, LA Kings tickets, vacation stays, and more. A live auction will feature two special offerings, a Disney themed Christmas tree with vintage Disney merchandise plus a Disney gift card, and a Cat Castle. Costumes are encouraged but not required, with a Best Costume contest winner announced at the end, and a free glitter bar available for extra sparkle. Each ticket includes dinner, a raffle ticket, $100 in casino cash, and entry into door prize drawings. Tickets are $50 when purchased early and $55 afterward, including at the door. This event is for ages 21 and up, and pets should stay home. Proceeds benefit HSSBV programs and services. Sponsors include Caston Inc., Sheffron Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo, California Computer Options, Rotary Club of San Bernardino, Idexx Laboratories, Liberty Insurance, Patterson Veterinary, Nexgard, Boehringer Ingelheim, Fullerton, Lemann, Schaefer and Dominick, LLP, and Tacos Los Carnales.

French Police appears at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and everyone will need a ticket to attend. The balcony is only accessible by stairs.

Las Alucines brings the Tu Nuevo Estilo de Vida US Tour to Fox Performing Arts Center. Guests of all ages are welcome, and each attendee must have a ticket to enter.

Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and a ticket is required for every attendee regardless of age. The balcony can be reached only via stairs. Door and show schedules are provided, and timing may change. Tickets are released in two phases, beginning with a Live Nation presale followed by a public onsale.

The Camerata and Symphony Orchestra from CBU present a fall concert of vocal and instrumental works at Immanuel Lutheran Church. The program highlights music by Vivaldi and Mozart, including the Coronation Mass, and includes a guest appearance by CBU’s Collegium Musicum. There is no charge for admission.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder bring the Wrath Across North America tour to Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and up are permitted, and each person must have a ticket. The balcony can be reached only by stairs. Ticket access includes presales through the artist, Live Nation, and Knotfest, along with a public onsale.

Arch Enemy brings its Swedish melodic death metal power to Municipal Auditorium in Riverside, appearing with The Black Dahlia Murder for a tour stop packed with punishing riffs, searing vocals, and an explosive stage presence. Known for songs such as “Nemesis,” “The World Is Yours,” and “War Eternal,” the band showcases technical precision and relentless energy for fans who want heavy, melodic anthems performed live.

Mama’s Broke, the Canadian duo of Amy Lou Keeler and Lisa Maria, brings a border-crossing folk sound shaped by years on the move. Their 12-song album Reunion, released by Free Dirt Records and Forward Music Group, grows from long stretches of street performance, traveling light, and drawing from deep-rooted traditions across Eastern Canada, Appalachia, Ireland, and beyond. The pair first connected within a global web of musicians who shared songs as a way to get by, refining close harmonies and a repertoire strong enough to captivate passersby for hours at a time. Building on a Canadian Folk Music Award for Ensemble of the Year for their debut Count the Wicked and a JUNO-nominated follow-up, Narrow Line, the new record looks at a world under strain, reflecting on frayed connections and fading trust without preaching. Tracked in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, it features understated touches from bassist Paul Kowert and others that add color while keeping the focus on the duo’s acoustic core. At heart it is still two interlaced voices, both delicate and enduring, asking what lasts when place matters less than what is made together. The duo is touring the new album.