Live music in Wilmington, DE

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Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia hosts the official AC/DC PWR/UP pop-up, a free fan gathering marking the band’s North American return and the final stretch of the PWR/UP Tour. Attendees can browse exclusive merchandise, including Philadelphia-only items created for this stop, capture photos with AC/DC-themed props and backdrops, and connect with other fans ahead of the concert at Lincoln Financial Field. On-site giveaways will be available, highlighted by a tour-wide drawing for a guitar signed by Angus. Admission is free and no ticket is needed.

Open, low stress and collaborative choir rehearsals for adults take place at Oxford United Methodist Church. No audition is required, and all voice types are welcome. The group is beginning work on music for the holiday performance season. Dues are $50 per person, collected twice a year in January and July, which covers six months of rehearsals and performances and helps offset costs for music, equipment, venues and related needs. Several performances are planned throughout the year. For more information, contact organizer Laniesh Kipp of 3MC (Mad Madame’s Moxie Collective) at 3MCoxford@gmail.com.

honestav brings The Sweet American Boy Tour to TLA for an all ages show. Ticket options include an artist presale, a Citi cardmember presale, Citi cardmember preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

Enjoy a welcoming drum circle at The Rock Lot, offered weekly and open to all ages at no cost. A local instructor leads the rhythms, and drums in various sizes are available so everyone can participate comfortably. Bring your own drum or borrow one provided on site. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts.

AC/DC takes the stage at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

Live tunes return to the green at King of Prussia Town Center, creating a lively setting with local performers and convenient access to nearby restaurants. Featured acts include Rick’s Office Band, Danny Lynch Project, MONTCO JAZZ FEST with Brandon Moulden, and Beny and the Kets.

The One Hit Wonderers return to Elkton Music Hall with a set of hit songs from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. This performance celebrates three decades of chart-topping music.

Each Thursday brings a karaoke night at McCloskeys Tavern. Pick your favorite songs, step up to the mic, and enjoy a relaxed evening of singing with others.

Sistah Soul Series 2026 brings soulful grooves and neighborhood warmth to Cherry Street Pier on the Philadelphia waterfront. This free, all-ages program unfolds on First Fridays with a live mix of vocalists, poets, instrumentalists, and DJs exploring R&B, jazz, soul, and improvisation as the pier lights glow overhead. Presented by Shekhinah B. of The Women’s Coalition for Empowerment, the evening makes space for performers, listeners, and those seeking new voices within the city’s arts scene.

WXPN 88.5 presents Public Image Ltd at Union Transfer as part of This Is Not The Last Tour. Formed by John Lydon after the Sex Pistols, PiL earned multiple UK Top 20 singles and albums with a sound that blends rock, dance, folk, pop, and dub. Following a long hiatus, the band returned in 2009 and has since released new music, including This Is PiL, What The World Needs Now..., and End of World. This is an all ages event. A strict ticket limit applies and orders that exceed it may be canceled without notice.

Day 26 and J. Howell present a joint R&B concert at The Music Hall at World Stage, featuring live performances from both artists.

The Carriage House is set to be a featured porch at Wilmington Porchfest 2026, with sponsorship from the Original Music Association of Delaware.

Blues takes center stage once again at VFW Post 6027 in North East, MD, with a return performance.

Dock Rock Rewind returns with an evening of smooth yacht rock and Italian hospitality at St. Anthony’s Lodge Italian Social Club. In the warm setting of a favorite Delaware social club, the band brings the late 70s and early 80s to life with hits by Hall & Oates, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, Steely Dan, Toto, and more. Expect plenty of moments to sing along with friends, enjoy a drink, and dance into the night, a laid-back way to spend an October evening.

Back for its annual visit to Port Richmond’s Powers Park, this free, family friendly evening brings live music from the Class of 84. Powers Park is teaming up with the group to present a concert sponsored by the Powers Park Conservancy. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite 80’s outfits and enjoy a night of live music.

Pop-country artist Stephanie Grace appears at Lefty’s Ally & Eats with a mix of memorable hooks and story-centered originals. Known for sincere lyrics, an engaging stage presence, and a contemporary Nashville sound, she connects with listeners through themes of resilience, encouragement, and everyday life. Building her career independently, she has released original music recorded in Nashville and has opened for Taylor Swift and Charlie Daniels. Expect powerful yet approachable vocals and the upbeat energy that has earned her fans around the country.

Graham Nash brings a performance to The Playhouse on Rodney Square that looks back over six decades of songs from throughout his career in contemporary music. The set will draw from his time with The Hollies, CSN, and CSNY, along with selections from his solo work. He will be accompanied by Todd Caldwell on keyboards, with Adam Minkoff and Zack Djanikian sharing duties on bass, drums, guitar, and vocals. Tickets are on sale now.

Separate Ways the Band returns to the Broadway Theatre of Pitman with a faithful Journey tribute centered on the Steve Perry era. The performance strives to recreate the early to mid 1980s lineup, capturing signature vocals, layered harmonies, and the onstage look associated with the classic concerts. With meticulous attention to subtle vocal inflections and musical detail, the band delivers polished musicianship and a respectful homage to Journey’s catalog. Billed as the ultimate Journey tribute on the East Coast, this concert aims to feel as close as possible to seeing the classic band in their prime, resulting in a memorable experience.

Karly C & The Rebel Y’all Band take the stage at Landmark Americana Glassboro with country soul and big, feel-good energy. The set is packed with fan-favorite country hits, plenty of sing-along moments, and a high-energy performance that keeps the dance floor moving from start to finish.