Live music in Ave Maria, FL

ResacoustiC Duo returns to The Hideaway .Bar for Art Walk with an acoustic performance.

Enjoy live music from Dockside Duo at 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill at Compass Hotel Naples. Smooth vocals and a blend of country, rock, and feel-good favorites set an easygoing Margaritaville vibe that pairs with cocktails and sunset views.

Fridays at Food & Thought feature an open mic with live music. The music ranges from rock, country, and pop to favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s, including alternative and yacht rock.

Way Out South brings a blend of country, rock, and pop to Twisted Horse Bar & Grill in North Fort Myers. Enjoy live music with friends along with cold drinks and a bite to eat in a relaxed setting.

Celebrate Elvis Presley with a tribute that travels from his 1956 breakthrough to the 1968 Comeback Special. Classic rock and roll sets the tone, reviving the atmosphere of sock hops and soda shops while honoring the spirit of his most iconic eras.

Enjoy music from the 80s and 90s, plus additional selections beyond those decades.

Tru Phonic brings a high energy blend of funk, rock, and soul from Florida to Sugarshack Downtown in Bonita Springs, Florida. Get a feel for their sound by checking out their music online before the show.

ACMA and Theater Conspiracy present Passerine at The Off Broadway Palm Theater. Formed in 2009, this four-piece blends layered vocal harmonies with acoustic strings, pairing crisp guitar rhythms with the expressive voices of fiddle and dobro and the resonant lows of acoustic bass. The performance spans tender ballads, lively bluegrass, and the edgier side of Americana, featuring original material alongside music rooted in folk and bluegrass traditions. The band features singer, songwriter, and guitarist Carmela Pedicini, David Brain on dobro, Sara Stovall on violin and vocals, and Doug Conroy on bass guitar and vocals. Tickets are priced from $18 to $20.

El Basque unveils El Jazzque for Summer Friday Nights, turning the venue into a sultry jazz cafe lounge. The Friday series features live jazz from local artists in an intimate setting, with a light menu of pintxos along with craft beer and wine. The atmosphere is tailored for listening and conversation as music, small bites, and drinks come together.

Part of Friday Nights Live, this rooftop set brings DAYYLITE to Sidney's Rooftop Sculpture Garden as Fort Myers Art Walk unfolds below. Begin with the gallery exhibition premieres downstairs, then head up to watch the sunset, enjoy a craft cocktail, and dance to the live set. The vibe stays upbeat and the dance floor stays hot and moving.

An event featuring Los Dos De Tamaulipas. Attendees must be 18 or older to enter, and only those 21 or older may drink with a valid ID.

Mango Rita’s Rhythm House hosts a high energy tribute to the music of Phil Collins and Genesis, capturing powerful vocals and the vibrant spirit of these legendary songs. Expect favorites like In the Air Tonight, Sussudio, Invisible Touch, and I Can’t Dance, with plenty of moments for fans to sing along to the choruses they know by heart. VIP options include premium seating near the stage and a private lounge package for six with bottle service that features one premium bottle and mixers. Table and bar seating are also available. The venue offers a full dining and drink menu with table service, creating an intimate setting where the stage feels close from every seat.

Learn the basics of line dancing in a welcoming workshop taught by Michael Faith and Laura Gordon. After check in, enjoy an open dance period, then move into beginner friendly instruction. Guest DJ Anthony Gordon provides the music to keep the floor energized. This event is open to ages 12 and up. Tickets are $25.00 in advance or $35.00 at the door.

A dance party featuring Girl Krush is set at Nauti Parrot Oasis.

The Dazzling DelRays return to Sneaky Pete's Bonita with classic oldies, beach tunes, Motown favorites, plus additional selections. Reservations are strongly suggested at 239-498-8887.

Kelly Hunt brings a contemporary roots sound that marries old-time banjo traditions with crisp, modern songwriting and an expressive vocal presence. Her debut, Even the Sparrow, earned national recognition as a finalist for the International Folk Music Awards Album of the Year and was included among PopMatters’ 20 Best Folk Albums of 2019. Critics have noted the way she bridges Appalachian and folk influences with a present-day sensibility, and Rolling Stone Country praised the ageless lilt in her delivery. She broadened her palette on Ozark Symphony with producer Dirk Powell, a project recognized for reflecting a wide cross-section of American music. On stage, she offers an intimate, finely detailed performance shaped by precise musicianship, warm tone, and nuanced vocal control, creating an atmosphere that feels immediate and timeless. Tickets are $48 for Tier 1, $43 for Tier 2, and $38 for Tier 3, plus an additional $4 service fee per ticket at checkout.

PURE COUNTRY appears for the first time at Mango Rita’s Rhythm House, bringing a set of country favorites from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Billed as Southwest Florida’s top country band, the group performs alongside special guest Brandon Allen. Seating options include XTREME VIP up close seating and a VIP private lounge for six with bottle service that includes one premium bottle and mixers. Table and bar seating are available, and the venue offers a full drink and dining menu with table service. The show is promoted as an up close and personal experience where every seat feels like the front row.

Celebrate all things Blou Note in a single unforgettable evening that honors the sound, the movement, and the message. This fourth installment of a semi-annual tradition marks more than a year of momentum and still feels like the beginning. Whether you have been part of the story from day one or are new to the Blou Light Special, this gathering is meant for you. Arrive as yourself and walk away changed.

Michael Nichols brings live music to the 5 o'Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill at Compass Hotel Naples. Enjoy a relaxed, tropical vibe with sunny sounds in a warm, welcoming setting. This event is open to the public.

Emo Night Karaoke transforms the room into a full-blown show where attendees step up as lead singers alongside a live band, complete with concert-style production and visuals. The musicians on stage are a collective whose members have performed on Warped Tour, When We Were Young, and on tours around the world. Expect the energy of a real gig as you take on favorite emo tracks with seasoned players bringing the sound to life behind you.

Taylor Tones brings a relaxed live set to the 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill at Compass Hotel Naples. Her smooth vocals flow through country, rock, and feel-good favorites, creating an easygoing soundtrack for cocktails, sunset views, and that signature Margaritaville vibe. Expect an inviting night of great tunes in a laid-back setting.

Exile teams up with Alabama for a performance at Hertz Arena. Both acts share the stage for a show at this arena. Presales and a public onsale are scheduled.

Experience the subtlety, spark, and close interplay of the jazz piano trio in a concert led by award-winning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew. The program salutes influential trios tied to Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, Ahmad Jamal, Herbie Hancock, and Brad Mehldau, with detailed arrangements, tight rapport, and improvisation created in the moment. Each selection reveals how a trio can be both a cohesive unit and a springboard for individual expression. Bartholomew’s original works bring a contemporary voice to the tradition and explore fresh directions. Respect for the lineage meets new ideas, highlighting the trio’s ongoing evolution. Presented at Arts Bonita in the Performing Arts Center’s Moe Auditorium, this program offers elegance, energy, and vibrant musical conversation.