Live music in Dunedin, FL

Enjoy a recurring karaoke night at O2 Easy Kava Lounge, taking place on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Signups open 30 minutes before things get underway, and the singing continues for four hours. Arrive early to unwind with a game of pool, settle into comfortable seating, or watch the TVs before the music starts.

Anclote Brew hosts weekly Wednesday karaoke, a simple way to shake off the midweek slump through song.

New wave trailblazers DEVO perform at The BayCare Sound for the first time. Founded in Akron, Ohio by Mark Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale, the band reshaped modern music with satirical takes on pop culture and technology, pairing synth-driven grooves with angular guitars and a singular visual identity. Their breakout single Whip It brought widespread recognition, and their inventive approach to music and performance has cultivated a devoted global following with enduring cultural influence. This concert showcases their high-energy fusion of punk, rock, and synth-pop, highlighting a catalog of new wave favorites.

Caledonia Brewing hosts a music trivia night featuring rounds like Name That Tune, general music knowledge, and a few surprise challenges. There is no entry fee, and the top three teams receive house cash. The winning team also gets a shot at raising the Unicorn Trophy and enjoys a week of bragging rights. Attendees must be 21 or older. Seating is not reserved, so tables are first come, first served.

Dean Johanesen performs at Stirling Wine in Dunedin. This appearance is part of an every other fourth Friday series at the venue, with a special Christmas week show also noted.

Expect a casual blend of coffee, beers, and blues, along with a few other delights for a relaxed night out.

Storm Riders return to Wild Rover Brewing Company in Tampa for an evening dedicated to the music of The Doors. This tribute performance features the band’s songs in a brewery setting. Tickets are available.

Start the weekend with karaoke at Anclote Brew.

A free evening of collaborative sets with harpist Seth Lynn of the band Katara spotlights Brain Emoji’s real time approach to music making. The group composes on the spot through deep listening, quick reactions, and confident choices. There is no fixed setlist, nothing prewritten, and nothing repeated, only structured discovery as it happens in front of the audience. Founded in 2018 by Joe Marcinek and Michael Bryant and solidified with Vinny Svoboda and Jamie Newitt, the ensemble has become a tight unit capable of constructing and deconstructing entire sonic worlds in a moment. Performances travel through post-rock, ambient electronica, experimental jazz, noise, and groove based improvisation as tools that surface when the moment calls. A set might lock into a hypnotic pulse, dissolve into pure texture, rise into turbulence, or pivot without warning, and the movement between those states is the point. Each show unfolds as a complete arc from tension to release, from density to space, from control to collapse, creating an experience that is immersive, unpredictable, and intentional. The project has shared stages with collaborators and members of The Heavy Pets, Particle, and Mike Dillon while preserving an identity rooted in risk, awareness, and commitment to the moment. Brain Emoji also embraces a visual and conceptual ritual with recurring symbols, abstract narratives, and a loose mythology centered on HIM, a one-eyed peach that serves as a patron of creative chaos. The audience is considered part of the performance. No two sets are alike by design.

Stix Palm Harbor turns the spotlight on karaoke with RockAfterDark. Sing the songs you love, take your best shot, and show your skills in a setting that celebrates big voices and standout performances.

Enjoy a laid-back karaoke night at Pana Kava Java - Westbay, where the mic is open and the atmosphere stays relaxed. Sing rock favorites or 90s and Y2K hits while friends cheer with kava in hand. Expect lively energy, drinks flowing, and a judgment-free crowd. Bring friends, pick your first song, and raise your favorite shell as the music fills the room.

SoulFish returns to American Legion Post 7 in Clearwater for a live performance. The venue features a spacious dance floor and ample seating, offering plenty of room to dance or relax while enjoying the music.

Planet Duran returns to Wild Rover Brewing Company in Tampa for a special tribute to Duran Duran, presenting the band’s music with both the look and the sound. Food and cocktails are available from the brewery so you can settle in before the show. VIP tables and general admission options are offered.

Tangerine Creme turns up the heat on the Blur Patio with a show built to raise the temperature. Expect a lively patio vibe at Blur Nightclub and high-energy entertainment throughout.

Admission is free and no tickets are needed. Guests of all ages are welcome, and parking is complimentary. For more information, contact Whiskey Wings Tarpon Springs at (727) 349-5253.

Anclote Brew hosts a karaoke night to brighten the start of the week. While there, check the specials board for deals offered that night.

Multi‑platinum rock mainstays Blues Traveler and Gin Blossoms appear at BayCare Sound for the first time, joined by special guests Spin Doctors. Blues Traveler, led by John Popper’s unmistakable harmonica and vocals, earned a Grammy and broke through with the multi‑platinum album "Four" and the hit "Run-Around." Their shows mix blues, rock, folk, and jam‑band energy, with the extended improvisation and crowd favorites that have defined decades of touring. Gin Blossoms rose to prominence with the 1992 debut "New Miserable Experience," spinning off radio staples like "Hey Jealousy," "Allison Road," and "Found Out About You." Known for shaping the sound of mainstream alternative rock, they continue to tour and have recently shared stages with Blues Traveler, Collective Soul, Barenaked Ladies, and Hootie & The Blowfish. Spin Doctors, peers from the same New York City scene, sold over 10 million copies of their 1991 debut "Pocket Full of Kryptonite," powered by the sing‑along singles "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" and "Two Princes." This lineup brings a night of hit songs, skilled musicianship, and the groove of classic alternative rock.