Live music in Clearwater, FL

The Bourbon Lounge Trio returns, presenting an acoustic offshoot of Bourbon & Bones with Drew Bolognini, Jonny Patton, and Alex Dubay.

Road House Nation presents Southern Starlight, a tribute to the music of Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift at OCC Road House. The evening features dedicated performances honoring hits from both artists. Admission options include single admission at $20, a 4-person high top table for $80, a 6-person table for $120, or a 6-person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. There is no free general admission, so attendance requires purchasing a single admission ticket or a table. Bottle service is available. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for a seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

A live version of Streetwise, presented as it happens.

The Rockus Band sets the tone for a night of dinner and dancing at The American Legion Post #104.

Experience the Safety Harbor Public Library in a new light at Library After Dark. Greg West and a lineup of musicians perform throughout the building, turning the stacks into stages while supporting the library’s future. A $40 ticket includes admission and a pulled pork sandwich meal from Daydreamers Café & Grill. Beer, wine, and additional beverages will be sold. Sponsors include Daydreamers Cafe and Grill, Troubled Waters Brewing, Crooked Thumb Brewery, Harbor Coordination Solutions, Inc., and Murphy Law.

Back-to-back tributes celebrate the music of Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift. Gates open before the show, with the Carrie Underwood tribute starting the program and the Taylor Swift tribute closing the event.

Temple Nights brings live Middle Eastern dance and music to a 25-seat theater at The House of Zhor, designed for close-up performance. Each week features a new lineup of professional featured artists, talented emerging dancers, singers, musicians, and special guests, creating a program that is always changing and rooted in community. This experience revives the tradition of small, intimate stages where artists and audiences share the space and the energy of the moment. Refreshments and snacks are available, and the setting encourages easy connection with the performers and with friends. Founded by Zhor, Temple Nights is both a show and a home dedicated to preserving, celebrating, and carrying forward the living art of Middle Eastern dance and music. Admission is $10.

Ruth Eckerd Hall hosts a symphonic rock tribute to David Bowie as the 27-piece Florida Rock Symphony teams with a rock band to reimagine his catalog. This concert traces Bowie’s shapeshifting sound from glam and soul to funk and art rock, with sweeping orchestral colors, commanding vocals, and theatrical flourishes. Presented by Ruth Eckerd Hall and WXGL 107.3 The Eagle, it is part of a three-night showcase of symphonic rock that also highlights music by Led Zeppelin and Journey.

Karaoke fills the spotlight at Anclote Brew, a fun way to kick off the weekend. Guests can take the mic to perform favorite songs while others relax and enjoy the performances.

Whiskey Wings Tarpon Springs hosts The Shakes Society in a comfortable indoor, air conditioned setting for Tarpon’s First Friday. This seven piece band, featuring a four horn section and recognized as Best of the Bay 2024, serves up a high energy blend of funk, soul, and rock. Expect punchy horns, tight playing, and a stage show that keeps the dance floor moving. Whether you plan to dance, sing along, or simply enjoy live music with drinks, it is an easy way to stay cool and dry while soaking in the grooves.

Start the weekend on the dance floor with a social dance party that follows an intermediate-level group lesson. Enjoy refreshments with soda, water, coffee, and wine available. Students get both the class and the party for free. The public can purchase admission to both for $20, or choose party-only entry for $15.

8TRAXX returns to Paddywagon Dunedin for another performance. The band is back at the pub for a show.

Deep Purple brings a storied career to The BayCare Sound for its Clearwater debut, joined by special guest Kansas. With more than 100 million records sold and decades of arena tours around the world, Deep Purple’s impact on rock is unmistakable, capped by induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016. Their catalog stretches across seven decades, shaping hard rock while continuing to evolve and draw new listeners alongside long‑time fans. The celebrated MKII lineup of Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Ian Paice, Jon Lord, and Ritchie Blackmore produced landmark releases of the early 1970s, including Made In Japan, often hailed as one of rock’s most influential live albums. Signature songs include Smoke on the Water, Highway Star, and Perfect Strangers. Since forming in 1968, the band has kept a steady pace of number one albums and worldwide touring, staying rooted in an eclectic blend of styles that defines its enduring sound. Kansas shares the stage with a legacy that spans more than four decades. Originating in Topeka and debuting in 1974, the band has sold over 30 million albums worldwide, earning eight gold albums, three six‑times Platinum releases with Leftoverture, Point of Know Return, and Best of Kansas, and a Platinum live album with Two for the Show. The gold singles Carry On Wayward Son and Dust in the Wind became enduring favorites. Kansas spent over 200 weeks on the Billboard charts throughout the 1970s and 1980s and performed to sold‑out arenas and stadiums across the globe.

Jams take center stage with a blend of classic rock and country. Expect an easygoing, upbeat vibe throughout.

This free live music event at OCC Road House & Museum features Scream Machine with an all-out 80s arena rock set, plus Midnight Music DJs. VIP seating in front of the stage is first come, first served, or opt for the up-front VIP Table Experience for $75 in advance, which includes a reserved table for six in the front rows and koozies for six; the price increases to $85 on the day of the show. Outside food and beverages are not permitted on the premises.

Koala Fire Music returns to The Park on 66th with a set of favorite songs delivered in the recognizable Koala Fire style.

Red Ruckus makes its debut at Rumfire Tiki Bar with a high energy set packed with the biggest hits of the 80s and 90s. Sing along favorites from Journey, REO Speedwagon, The Killers, Matchbox Twenty, Goo Goo Dolls, Tom Petty, and more are on the list. Catchy choruses, strong vocals, and wall to wall energy drive the night. No cover charge.

Gold Dust Woman returns to Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with a tribute to the music and mystique of Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac. The show honors more than four decades of Nicks’s solo career and features favorite Fleetwood Mac songs, brought to life by a group of veteran musicians. Led by Janet Soluri, whose look and voice capture the aura of the Gypsy Queen, this high-energy production celebrates the legacy of the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and keeps audiences singing, dancing, and cheering for more.

At Bauser's, Mikki Neal & The Real Deal bring a high-energy night of music with lively tunes that span genres and decades, creating a festive party vibe from start to finish.

At American Legion Post 273, SwingShift performs as a five-piece variety party dance band. The show features a blend of funk and blues suited for dancing.

A birthday celebration for DJ Mike Sensation brings La Fiesta Sundays to life at The Park on 66th. Hosted by Mama D, this family friendly gathering centers on dancing and community. The indoor space features air conditioning, a spacious dance floor, a full bar, and a menu of food options. There is no cover and parking is free. New dancers can jump in with a complimentary 30 minute Intro to Salsa on 1, and no partner is needed. The Salsabroso family welcomes everyone from first timers to seasoned salseros and also leads the popular Mambo Shines line dance. DJ Mike Sensation keeps the energy high with salsa y mas. A 50/50 raffle adds extra fun with $2 cash tickets and a winner who takes home half the pot. Food and drinks are available to keep the celebration going. Happy birthday, Mike, from the Salsabroso family.

Make Monday more fun with karaoke at Anclote Brew. Check the specials board for nightly deals.

Road House Park N’ Chill brings together Tampa Bay’s car, truck, and motorcycle community at OCC Road House & Museum for a relaxed weekly meet with an upbeat vibe. Look for more than 200 parking spaces, a live DJ shaping the atmosphere, and ten VIP spots reserved for modified vehicles. Vendors are on-site each week, and select attractions rotate, including a wheelie machine and a mechanical bull, so availability can vary. Food and a full bar are available, with specials that include $7 all-you-can-eat pasta for dine-in, plus $1 off domestic beers and $1 off well drinks. The vendor mix changes regularly and can feature custom automotive apparel and accessories, collectibles and diecast sets, handmade sweets, event coverage and videography, and women’s automotive apparel. VIP placement can be reserved by messaging @tampabaymeets on Instagram. The environment is controlled and respectful, with simple rules in place: no burnouts, no loud music, and remember to clean up after yourself.

A lively, play-filled twist on storytime blends upbeat children's music, movement, and bubbles with one or two short tales. Geared to children 18 months to 4 years old, it offers a fun way to wiggle, listen, and explore together. Registration is not required.

Enjoy a music bingo night at Pi Pizza Bar featuring BANDINGO hosted by Chris, known as Emcee Werk It. This well known Tampa Bay game show adds playful, interactive fun to your visit while you dig into handcrafted pizza and garlic knots. Pair it with a full bar and plenty of local craft beers. Golf carts are welcome for an easygoing outing of food, drinks, and games.

Anclote Brew hosts Karaoke Wednesdays, a weekly chance to sing and shake off the midweek blues.

Ashley Lux Band performs a blend of pop, rock, and dance at Cocos Crush OG.

This event offers games for riders, music, and food, creating a fun atmosphere. It also includes a complimentary series of bike rides with chances to win prizes.

Step up to the mic for a lively karaoke night where singers and spectators are equally welcome. Warm up your voice, choose a favorite classic or try something new, and share the spotlight with a friendly crowd. Whether you want to perform or simply cheer from the audience, the energy stays high and the party vibe kicks in whenever the microphone is live.

BANDINGO Music Bingo at The Park on 66th features a music-themed bingo game with Iron Aiden and chances to win venue gift cards, food, or cocktails. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded at no cost. The Park on 66th in Pinellas Park, formerly known as Pinellas Grill, offers sports, live music, food, cold drinks, daily specials, and entertainment every night.

Enjoy a night that grows the swing dance community while honoring a solid West Coast Swing foundation. Two rooms highlight two styles, with beginner basics offered in both spaces taught by Jae and Lyla for West Coast Swing and Trent and Lily for Country Swing. After the fundamentals, each room continues with progressive instruction so dancers can build skills at a comfortable pace. The evening finishes with a crossover social where everyone can dance together. Expect a music mix spanning West Coast Swing, Country, and fusion to create an inclusive floor for all levels. Instruction is led by experienced teachers, no partner is required, and newcomers are welcome. Whether you love WCS, prefer country swing, or want to explore both, this gathering centers on growth, connection, and dancing together.

Test your music knowledge at Caledonia Brewing with a team-based trivia night featuring guess-the-tune challenges, general music questions, and a few surprises. It is free to play, the top three teams earn house cash, and the winners claim weekly bragging rights along with a chance to hoist the Unicorn Trophy. Participation is limited to ages 21 and up. Seating is not reserved, so it is first come, first served.