Live music in Fernandina Beach, FL

Friday Steak Night features a hearty dinner for $14 that includes a ribeye with your choice of baked potato or fries, along with sautéed mushrooms, sautéed onions, salad, and a bread roll. Seafood fans can opt for salmon at $11, or choose a combo plate for $22. The evening also includes Steak Bingo and live music. Wearing an R.E.D. shirt brings drink specials.

Country standout Zach Top brings a high-energy show rooted in tradition and a surge of recent achievements. Riding a milestone-filled year that includes Best Traditional Country Album at the 68th Grammy Awards for his second album Ain’t In It For My Health, he also picked up five nominations at the 2026 ACM Awards, including Male Artist of the Year, Single and Song of the Year for I Never Lie, and Album of the Year. His name appears in the Breakthrough Country Artist category at the 52nd American Music Awards. Other highlights include New Artist of the Year at the 59th CMA Awards, New Male Artist of the Year at the 2025 ACM Awards, his first number one at country radio with I Never Lie, and a feature in Variety’s 2025 Young Hollywood Impact Report. Released last year, Ain’t In It For My Health opened with over 30 million global streams in its first week and drew acclaim from outlets such as Rolling Stone, the Los Angeles Times, and Pitchfork for its crisp, spirited country sound. It follows his 2024 debut Cold Beer & Country Music, which has surpassed one billion streams. Raised in Sunnyside, Washington, he grew up on classic country and started a bluegrass band with his siblings at age seven. Known for an electrifying stage presence, he continues his Cold Beer & Country Music headlining tour, with select stadium appearances alongside Chris Stapleton.

Stephen K. Webster takes the stage at The Inkwell Art Bar with a live performance shaped by moody, 90s-influenced sounds in the spirit of artists like Elliot Smith. There is no cover charge. Beer, wine, and bar bites are available. The Inkwell Art Bar also serves as a local art gallery and classroom space and provides art supplies.

There is no cover charge. The event takes place outdoors in the Shipyard with a wide selection of drinks, and there is usually a food truck on site.

Emo Night Karaoke brings a live band to Jack Rabbits in Jacksonville for a sing-it-yourself night of emo favorites. Attendees can take the mic while professional musicians power the songs, with full sound, lighting, and visuals creating a true concert setting. The backing group is a collective of players with backgrounds that include Warped Tour and When We Were Young, and the format puts guests on lead vocals. Doors and on-site signups are available, and a curated setlist is available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music.

The Amelia Island Jazz Festival opens its 23rd season with a free concert for the community. Taking the stage is the 21-piece UNF Jazz Ensemble 2 with special guests, led by Dennis Marks.

A welcoming open mic takes place each Monday, giving anyone the chance to step up to the microphone and share their talent. First timers and seasoned performers alike are encouraged to take the stage, with CI Nation invited to shine. For details on how to participate, ask an associate.

Black Flag returns to Jacksonville with a live punk rock set at Eclipse Bar Nightclub Riverside. Entry is open to ages 15 and up. Attendees ages 15 to 20 must be accompanied by an adult, and a $5 venue surcharge will be collected at the door.

Since 2003, the streets of Downtown have come alive each month with a community art walk that highlights local creativity, culture and connection. Friends, families and coworkers can explore the heart of the Northbank while enjoying live music, art exhibitions, food trucks, drinks and unique finds throughout the area. Every edition brings fresh elements, including pop ups, street performers and creative surprises around every corner. Produced by Downtown Vision, Inc.

Experience a lively night of swing and jazz at the Courtyard Amelia Island Concert and Dance featuring the Les DeMerle Little Big Band with vocalist Bonnie Eisele. The sound is shaped by Jim Malmgren on trumpet and Clarence Hines on trombone, with a saxophone section led by Don Zentz and Ajax McDonell. Doug Matthews brings drive at the piano, Ricky Ravelo powers the groove, and Les DeMerle keeps the beat on drums while adding vocals. Special guest Bill Wharton, the Sauce Boss, joins on guitar and vocals. The music evokes the golden age of jazz and sets the scene for partners to take the floor and dance.

Every Thursday features crab legs priced below frozen grocery-store options, paired with complimentary live music on the waterfront deck.