Live music in Boca Raton, FL

King Bouji performs with dj rockstar aka ronald at Truth Lounge and Nightclub in Fort Lauderdale. The artists share the stage for a night of music in a club setting.

Live entertainment features DJ Elite at Patio Bar and Grill, bringing a steady flow of music to the patio. Settle in and enjoy a laid-back atmosphere with a curated set from the decks.

First Friday Art Walk turns Downtown Delray into a self-guided celebration of art that you can shape to your interests. An interactive itinerary builder lets you select galleries, exhibitions, and experiences, then wander at your own pace. Along the way you can see live painting, meet local artists, and hear live music as creative energy fills the neighborhood. It is welcoming for families and also works well for a date night, with something for everyone.

The sixth annual battle-of-the-bands returns to Mizner Park Amphitheater with a high-energy showcase of live music and a lively crowd. Bands will face off for a $2,500 grand prize, and those selected to perform receive a $500 participation payment. Applications are open in two brackets, under 20 and over 20. Admission is free for all attendees. Running alongside the performances, a pop-up youth market will highlight small businesses operated by young people ages 13 to 20 throughout the competition.

Klub Kutters hosts an all-ages pre-show that ignites the weekend with four South Florida death metal bands. EMACIATE leads the bill with a crushing new-school brutal sound, joined by the live debut of APOCRYMENT featuring familiar faces from notable local groups. EMBALMMENT caters to Pit Viper and barbecue diehards, and DEEP SLATE steps in as a rising force from the area’s vibrant scene. Designed as a companion to Saturday’s main festivities, it welcomes both festivalgoers and those who cannot attend the larger event. Admission is $10 or $15 at the door.

Living the ’80s brings a nonstop celebration of the decade with faithful takes on hits by Men at Work, Billy Joel, U2, Bruce Springsteen, Foreigner, REO Speedwagon, Huey Lewis and the News, Tommy Castro, Eddie Money, Van Halen, INXS, Seal, Toto, and The Cars. Expect soaring vocals, big hooks, and guitar-driven energy that captures the era’s spirit and keeps the crowd moving from start to finish. General admission is $10.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts Girlfriend Material, a three piece that shapes its set in the moment based on the crowd. The band began in 2010 as a duo and now features Bryan on guitar and lead vocals, Mike on drums with harmonies and trombone, and Tom on bass. There is no fixed set list, just a broad mix of covers that can jump from Led Zeppelin to Outkast. Their approach keeps it fun while treating the band like a business.

Catch Clearwater Rising, a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute show celebrating the sound of John Fogerty and CCR. Expect a high-energy live performance featuring classic CCR hits, led by Robert Abernathy and backed by award-winning musicians. Seats are assigned one hour before show time, and the event runs for about two hours.

The band Core is back at Cheers Food & Spirits with a night of live rock. They share excitement about returning and seeing everyone. Guests can enjoy food and drinks while the music takes center stage.

Get ready for Level Up Fridays at Munchie's Pizza Club in Fort Lauderdale. This is a 18+ event for entry, ordering food, and dancing, and guests must be 21+ to be served any alcohol. Doors open for the night with pre-sale entry tickets, and tickets are noted as higher at the door. Bring a physical, government-issued ID, since no ID means no entry. There are no refunds, and it’s encouraged to line up early since the event sells out every night.

Ben Nicky appears at Kemistry Nightclub for a night to remember. For table reservations, email VIP@kemistrynightclub.com or text (954) 297-9255.

Plan a relaxed beach day or stop in for lunch and drinks. Mark Zaden will be at the Beachcomber Resort's Deep Oceanfront Bar & Dining.

Catch Jagged Little Pill at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale. The show runs from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM EDT.

This live entertainment features DJ Elite providing the music. Food and drinks accompany the set.

Square Peg Pizzeria - Delray Beach hosts karaoke with many dates scheduled and more on the way. Sing a few songs, enjoy food and drinks, and connect with friends or meet new people.

Celebrate Jamaican Independence at the 64th Jamaican Independence Celebration, featuring performances by Beenie Man and Marcia Griffiths, along with Mikey Spice, Shuga, Empress Uneek, and Mical Rustle Mustle. The evening brings together music, culture, and national pride, with VIP and tiered ticket options that include access to a star-studded afterparty for VIP. All guests must be 21+ to attend the show and/or afterparty.

3siXty makes its first appearance at Rivalries Sports Pub with a debut event at the venue.

Nine Vicious takes the stage at Revolution Live for an all ages concert. Opening acts may change without advance notice.

Catch The Eagles in tribute form with The Limit, a Florida-based band delivering classic hits and crowd favorites. Expect pitch-perfect harmonies, soaring guitar solos, and performances of songs like Hotel California, Life in the Fast Lane, Heartache Tonight, Take It Easy, and more. The show runs about two hours in person. Seats are assigned one hour before show time, and there are no refunds.

Celebrate the sounds of classic rock with a tribute to two powerhouse bands. Smokin’, described as South Florida’s only authentic Boston tribute, features veteran musicians delivering favorites from the 70s and 80s. Renegade kicks things off with an opening set dedicated to Styx. General admission is $10, and table reservations are available.

RF Factor brings its vibrant, horn-forward sound to Arts Garage, reshaping well known songs through a mix of pop, funk, jazz, Latin, and R&B influences. A four horn front line drives the music while dynamic rhythms keep it surging, and the band’s knack for engaging with audiences turns familiar tunes into something new. Precision playing meets showmanship for a performance that is both polished and full of spirit. The ensemble features RF on baritone and tenor saxophones and bass clarinet, Doug Michels on trumpet, Kai Sanchez on bass guitar, Christian Davis on guitar, Pete Wallace on keyboards, Edwin Bonilla on percussion, Aaron Glueckauf on drums, Jason Arkins on alto saxophone and flutes, and Allie Biancoviso on trombone. RF, also known as Ro, grew up in Brooklyn and received her first tenor saxophone from the late James Moody when she was young. After relocating to South Florida, she earned a degree in audio engineering before turning her focus to performing, working with artists such as Jennifer Hudson, Camila Cabello, and Vanessa Williams. She also teaches audio production at Florida Memorial University, an HBCU. Trumpeter Doug Michels was born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island, then moved to Miami to continue his music studies and became active in the salsa scene with Celia Cruz, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Tito Puente, and others. That path led him to Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine, where he remains a member, and his recording credits include Jennifer Lopez and Flo Rida. Away from the stage he enjoys working on classic cars.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts Days Between, a Jerry Garcia celebration featuring Unlimited Devotion, also known as UD. Formed in Miami in 2012 to explore the Grateful Dead songbook, the band has grown a devoted following while evolving its lineup and sound to reflect jazz and funk influences. Now based in both the Tampa and St. Petersburg area as well as Miami, this quintet is known throughout Florida for energized, exploratory performances rooted in improvisation. In 2018 the group produced and performed the Dead & Company pre-concert and after party on Orlando’s Church Street, with city officials estimating crowds of about 5,000 and 7,000, a milestone noted as the largest block party in the city and a moment that drew national attention. That same year Miami New Times named Unlimited Devotion among the four most influential jam bands in Florida, alongside Roosevelt Collier, The Heavy Pets, and Snarky Puppy. This celebration honors Garcia’s legacy with the inventive spirit and seasoned musicianship that define the band.

Versa is bringing electronic music to Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale, with the show starting at 10:00 PM.

Catch Sickick for a night out at DAER Nightclub in Hollywood. Entry is for ages 21 and up, and there is a dress code that will be strictly enforced. Ticket holders are required to arrive by 11:00 PM for entry, and bags and persons are subject to search.

Patio Bar and Grill hosts regular live entertainment with Russel Frazier, offering live music alongside drinks and food.

Reckless, also known as Different Faces, brings a lively tribute show to Galuppi’s with a wide ranging mix of classic rock and pop hits. A well known South Florida act, the band draws on more than 25 years of performances across the region, combining tight musicianship, big energy, and plenty of audience interaction. The performance spans rock and pop favorites and aims to keep the crowd energized from beginning to end.

Learn Cha Cha Cha in a new group class that focuses on fundamentals and social patterns. The class is led by Jonathon Melendrez at Goldcoast Ballroom. Admission is $20 and also covers a daytime social dance, a salsa and bachata group lesson, and a salsa and bachata dance party. For class details, contact Jonathon Melendrez at 954-296-0298 or call 954-979-0770.

Havoc 305 brings a high-energy mix of Top 40 favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and today to Crazy Uncle Mikes. The South Florida group features Jose Almonte on vocals, Jwani Brito on drums and vocals, Rik De Cubas on lead guitar and vocals, and Arthur Granquist on bass. With more than 15 years of performances, they have appeared at many of the region’s well-known venues and events, including Jimmy Buffets Margaritaville Hollywood Beach, Murphy’s Law at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Bull Market, Miami-Dade County’s Love-In festival and Ribfest, the City of Sunrise July 4th Festival, and showcases for Bacardi, the Miami Heat, and Nova Southeastern University. They continue to perform around South Florida at clubs, festivals, corporate events, weddings, and private parties.

A monthly ukulele sing and play along brings a welcoming community of music lovers to the 6th Floor of the Broward County Main Library. Led by Laura and the FUN Florida Ukulele Network, the gathering features group strumming and singing in a relaxed setting, with chords and lyrics projected so everyone can follow along. This edition spotlights The Rock and Roll Review, celebrating songs from the 1950s through the 1980s that invite plenty of singing and smiles. Participants may bring a ukulele or another acoustic instrument, or take part using just their voice. It suits all experience levels and also offers a chance to simply enjoy live music. The program is free and open to ages 15 and up, and parking is available in the adjoining city garage. Presented by the FUN Florida Ukulele Network and The Friends of Fort Lauderdale Libraries.

Ella Mai is bringing her R&B/pop set to Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, with Ama and Girlfriend listed as support. The show starts at 8:00 PM, local to the venue.

5 Seconds of Summer and The Band CAMINO are teaming up for a night of alternative rock and pop rock at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood. The show is scheduled to start in the evening.

Enjoy a lively Latin night at Cosmo's Nightclub & Lounge, led by Boca Latin Dance Studio. The evening begins with a beginner friendly salsa and bachata lesson, then flows into open social dancing until close. All experience levels are welcome, from first timers to seasoned salseros. Expect a high energy soundtrack of salsa, bachata and a broader Latin mix in a friendly, community focused setting.

Enjoy a high-energy live tribute concert featuring Solid Brass, celebrating the timeless music of Chicago and other legendary horn bands from the 60s and 70s. Expect a dynamic brass section and top-notch musicians performing classics like “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?” and “You’re the Inspiration,” with the rock, jazz, and soul energy that made these groups iconic.