Live music in Lincoln, CA

Little ones can dance, sing, and get the wiggles out at a weekly music and movement program. All families are welcome, and the activities are recommended for children 18 months and older.

Tyler Childers brings a live concert to Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California. It is an opportunity to hear the artist on stage at this venue.

Wednesday nights bring karaoke to Louie’s Cocktail Lounge. Step up to the mic with guidance from professional KJs on a live stage, then keep the energy going on the dance floor. Between songs, enjoy the amenities, including 13 HD wide screen TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound music. Karaoke is also offered on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

Aftershock Festival brings a massive West Coast celebration of rock, punk, and metal to Discovery Park, showcasing more than 140 artists over four days on five stages. This year features a larger festival layout and the most expansive Aftershock lineup yet. My Chemical Romance, TOOL, Limp Bizkit, Pierce The Veil, $UICIDEBOY$, Queens of the Stone Age, The Offspring, A Day To Remember, and Wu-Tang Clan lead the bill. Ticket choices include four-day and single-day passes, with hotel packages and camping also available.

The Texas-rooted Eli Young Band brings a quarter century of chart success and high-energy country to Quarry Park Amphitheatre. Mike Eli, James Young, Jon Jones, and Chris Thompson have stayed together since the start, growing from Denton beginnings to global stages while staying true to their sound. Breakthrough album Level set the stage in 2005, followed by Billboard Top 5 releases like 10,000 Towns, which reached number one, and the Platinum Life At Best. The catalog includes multi-Platinum, chart-topping singles such as Crazy Girl, Even If It Breaks Your Heart, Drunk Last Night, and Love Ain’t, and their live show puts that momentum in the spotlight. After 2022’s Love Talking, the group returned to the Denton studio that launched Level and emerged with Strange Hours in 2025, a 13-song collection recorded without digital polish and built for the stage. Lead track Home In Hometown reflects life on the road with the honesty that has long defined their writing. At Quarry Park’s open-air amphitheatre, tiered grass seating creates an easygoing setting for Texas-rooted country with a rock edge from a band still performing at the top of its game.

Thursday Night Karaoke brings the spotlight to Louie’s Cocktail Lounge, inviting singers to warm up their voices and keep the celebration going. Take the stage with the support of professional KJs, perform on a live setup, and enjoy the dance floor between songs. The lounge is outfitted for a full night out with 13 HD wide-screen TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound music. Karaoke is featured weekly on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Todd Morgan steps into the spotlight for a solo performance that highlights his skills as a singer, songwriter, pianist, guitarist, and producer. A popular figure in Sacramento, he blends pop, rock, soul, and early rock 'n' roll to create a timeless sound. Listeners may know him from Todd Morgan & the Emblems, and this appearance offers an intimate, one-artist showcase. His work includes the album Sweet Pretender, and his many sets at local festivals and venues underscore his ongoing presence in the Sacramento music scene.

Game Night Live delivers a music-fueled spin on bingo and trivia at 19 Handles Pub and Grill. Numbers do not get called. The playlist drives the action as players mark the songs they recognize. The setlist spans classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and music from film and television, so every round feels different. Bingo cards are uniquely built, which keeps play fast, fresh, and unpredictable. When the tracks go quiet, Rockstar Trivia takes the mic with eight energetic questions that challenge your knowledge and light up the room. It all adds up to a lively blend of bingo, music, and trivia.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing at The Ballroom, featuring instruction and social dancing in a welcoming setting. The night begins with an intermediate lesson for dancers looking to build their skills, followed by a beginner-friendly class for those just getting started. After the lessons, the floor opens for social dancing to a mix of West Coast Swing music. All levels are encouraged, no partner is required, and admission is $12 per person.

Diva Rox brings rock favorites from across the decades to life with commanding vocals, a tight, polished band, and high voltage energy. The set highlights timeless hits delivered with precision and momentum from start to finish.

At Opera House Saloon, a masquerade ball pays tribute to Bowie’s music while marking four decades since Labyrinth. The space turns into a glittering realm of fantasy and adventure, with classic tracks fueling an evening on the dance floor. Masks and sparkling attire are encouraged, and a costume contest adds extra excitement. Expect signature songs, nods to the film’s magical world, and a crowd ready to shine, whether you bring a crown and glitter boots or arrive as your most fabulous self.

Friday night karaoke takes over Louie’s Cocktail Lounge with plenty of chances to grab the mic and keep the music rolling. A team of professional KJs hosts the show on a live stage, and there is room to dance between songs. The lounge features 13 HD wide-screen TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround-sound music.

Enjoy live music in Carmichael with the Clean Slate Band, set in a backyard-style space with shade trees and a covered patio. Bring lawn chairs for relaxing between dances. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and a raffle will add to the fun. Tickets can be obtained through the office or via Eventbrite. The event is open to all. Please note that coolers are not permitted, and only service animals are allowed.

This all-years gathering welcomes alumni from every era of La Sierra High School for an evening at La Sierra Community Center (LASI). The focus is on reconnecting with classmates, meeting fellow alumni, and celebrating the school’s legacy together. Expect music that spans the decades, food and drinks, and displays that bring back favorite memories. Ticket information and further details will be announced soon, with more updates to come.

Spring Detox Band takes the stage at House of Oliver with a set of chart-topping favorites from the past few decades. Pair the music with wine, whisky, and tasty bites, and plan to dance along to the songs you know.

This Cinders Bar event in Sacramento brings together Echohill, Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs, Screaming Bloody Marys, and Banger, with DJ Test. Look forward to an evening of back-to-back performances at this neighborhood venue.

A family-friendly K-Pop kids party at Goldfield Roseville fills the dance floor with remixes inspired by familiar soundtracks, K-Pop songs, and memorable pop anthems from the movies. Costumes are welcome, with dancing and plenty of sparkle encouraged. Presented by @thekawaiirave and VNK Entertainment.

This kid-focused K-pop celebration is filled with music, dancing, and high-energy fun. Children can enjoy live acts, hands-on games, and a few surprise moments that create a memorable party atmosphere. Suitable for a wide range of ages, it highlights creativity and friendship through upbeat K-pop sounds.

Experience a live performance from The Army, The Navy at Goldfield Roseville, featuring a guest appearance by Ella Woosley.

Harlow’s hosts Deer Tick for Tour-O-Matic in Sacramento. The band behind Coin-O-Matic, its ninth studio album, delves into Rhode Island’s overlooked stories where the lives of working families brush up against the shadow of organized crime. John McCauley, Ian O’Neil, Dennis Ryan, and Christopher Ryan craft songs of desperation, grief, redemption, and resilience with vivid storytelling and grounded emotion, offering an affectionate portrait of a fading way of life. Coin-O-Matic follows Emotional Contracts, which Uncut recognized among the standout releases of 2023. Its title references a cigarette vending machine company that once served as the base for Raymond Patriarca, a powerful figure in organized crime, and McCauley recalls a hometown landscape where people might see such characters on the news and then around Federal Hill, a gritty nostalgia that runs through the album. This event is open to all ages.