Live music in Huntington Beach, CA

Modern Love - The David Bowie Experience comes to Spaghettini, with tickets priced at $39 and $49.

The JBK Band brings live music to the beach. All ages can attend, and pets are welcome.

RockStallion brings classic rock to Marni's in Seal Beach. The focus is on familiar anthems and guitar driven grooves for fans of the genre.

This show features Three Bad Jacks and Wrecking Katz. Tickets are available.

Vintage Vinyl sets the tone for a Crazy for the 80s Beach Brunch at SeaLegs in Huntington Beach, guiding a nostalgic journey through 80s favorites with a few 70s tracks that influenced 80s rock or carried into the next decade through radio, soundtracks, and MTV. Guests can sip champagne, feel the ocean breeze, and relax into the seaside vibe. Brunch specials and mimosas are available, and the atmosphere is both family friendly and pet friendly.

The Morgan Wallen Experience takes the stage at SeaSalt Honky Tonk. The event welcomes all ages and is pet friendly. For VIP reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Experience Brazilian Zouk in a welcoming, community-centered setting focused on connection and music. The gathering starts with an open level class taught by Marissa Rivera, inviting dancers of any background and not requiring a partner. After the lesson, the social keeps the floor moving with sets from DJ Amastrus, DJ Viktor, and a special guest. A birthday rodas and a performance are planned as part of the celebration. Community snacks are encouraged, and light refreshments will be provided. Pre-sale tickets are $30, and admission at the door is $35. A carpool discount is available for participants traveling from San Diego.

Kobe Steak House & Lounge presents a night where continuous Funk, R&B, and New Jack Swing meet the restaurant's signature cuisine. Music and flavor come together in one spot for a lively evening.

Enjoy live music by The Elote Boys at HB House. All ages are welcome, and the venue is pet friendly. For VIP reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

At Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Attacca Quartet launches the season with a program that creates a vivid conversation between Beethoven and composers shaped by his legacy. Known for a crystalline sound, propulsive rhythm, and adventurous programming, the ensemble sets Beethoven’s Op. 131 alongside works by Caroline Shaw, Paul Wiancko, and Radiohead, tracing connections that span centuries of musical thought. Beethoven’s late quartet, prized for its seamless architecture and deep introspection, is considered one of chamber music’s great achievements. Heard in the company of today’s most imaginative voices, it emerges not as a relic, but as something vital and of the moment. The result is an opening statement that honors Beethoven as both a starting point and a living influence.