Live music in Homestead, FL

Def Leppard’s Journey has been asked to perform aboard the “Chefs Making Waves” cruise, featuring Bobby Flay and friends.

Enjoy $10 house martinis and live music from local musicians at the Lobby Bar, a relaxed way to unwind or spend time with friends.

Take the mic and sing favorite songs at a lively community karaoke gathering that brings together families, friends, and neighbors from Homestead. The event is free to attend and open to everyone. It takes place on the first Friday of each month, with an updated location at the Seminole Theatre Stead Lounge.

In Homestead, FL, this race weekend NASCAR gathering showcases Ross Chastain's show car alongside a full car show, a live broadcast with Dougie from Thunder Country, and cookout favorites like grilled burgers, hot dogs, and sides. Look for raffles, giveaways, and live music from Rebound Rock Band, plus a scheduled appearance by Ross Chastain.

The inaugural LGBTQ+ Homecoming Dance, presented by The McKenzie Project, features a “Gag'Oh-Ween!” theme. Guests are encouraged to dress to impress with a high-fashion costume party look. More details are forthcoming.

Alfonso Lovo Band brings “75 Times Around the Sun” to Miami for a rock performance at La Scala.

Experience an immersive, four-part live concert series that explores the colorful corners of Jô Jean’s whimsical universe. Original songs and reimagined popular favorites blend rock, soul, and visual storytelling, bringing sound, story, and imagination together. The series is presented by Jô Jean in partnership with Fantasy Theatre Factory at the Sandrell Rivers Theater, with support from The Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation at The Miami Foundation and Miami-Dade County cultural affairs organizations.

Fast-rising country artist Britnee Kellogg brings a night of honest, real-life storytelling, quick humor, and heartfelt songs to Miami’s Moss Center, with Orlando Mendez appearing as the special guest. Known for a charismatic stage presence, she has performed alongside Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Kane Brown, and Jon Pardi. The performance centers on music drawn from everyday experiences and delivered with warmth.

Quinteto Astor Piazzolla brings the music of revolutionary bandoneon master and composer Astor Piazzolla to the Knight Concert Hall at the Adrienne Arsht Center. For over a quarter century, these five distinguished soloists have advanced his vision for tango, touring the United States, Latin America, Europe, Australia, and Asia and earning two Latin Grammy Awards for Best Tango Album in 2019 and 2023. Guided by musical director Julián Vat, the ensemble features Pablo Mainetti on bandoneon, Matías Feigin on piano, Serdar Geldymuradov on violin, Armando de La Vega on guitar, and Cristian Basto on double bass. The performance spotlights their new release, Le Grand Tango, while honoring the innovative spirit that transformed tango into a unique art form.

Allyson Briggs joins trombonist, arranger, and bandleader Dan Gabel and his big band for a concert that honors classic jazz and the Great American Songbook. Set in the Banyan Bowl Amphitheater at Pinecrest Gardens, the program blends elegant vocals, romantic swing, and the richness of a full ensemble in an intimate open air setting. Briggs brings a warm tone, multilingual range, and vintage flair, while Gabel’s orchestra, praised by the Boston Globe and acknowledged by Michael Feinstein, captures the spirit of the big band era. Presented as part of Jazz at Pinecrest Gardens.