Live music in Naples, FL

Dockside Duo brings live music to 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill at Compass Hotel Naples, showcasing warm vocals and a set that spans country, rock, and feel-good staples. The atmosphere is easygoing, suited to cocktail sipping and sunset views with a relaxed Margaritaville vibe.

Food & Thought hosts an open mic on Fridays featuring live music across rock, country, pop, oldies, alternative rock, and yacht rock, with songs from the 60s through the 90s.

Tru Phonic performs live at Sugarshack Downtown in Bonita Springs, bringing a high energy blend of funk, rock, and soul from Florida. Preview their music online before the show.

Enjoy a nostalgic mix of music from the 1980s and 1990s, along with selections from beyond those decades. Expect throwback favorites and more for a wide-ranging selection.

El Basque presents El Jazzque, turning the venue into a cozy jazz lounge with live performances by local artists. A light selection of pintxos accompanies craft beer and wine in an intimate atmosphere, creating a relaxed, cafe-style jazz experience.

At Mango Rita’s Rhythm House, Turn It On Again delivers a tribute to Phil Collins and Genesis that brings signature hits to the stage with powerful vocals and lively energy. The set highlights favorites like In the Air Tonight, Sussudio, Invisible Touch, and I Can’t Dance, creating a classic rock and pop atmosphere that celebrates this legendary catalog. The venue offers a full drink and dining menu with table service, making it easy to settle in for the show. VIP options are available, including up close premium seating and a private lounge for six with bottle service and mixers, and there is table and bar seating for a comfortable view throughout the room.

The Dazzling DelRays return to Sneaky Pete’s Bonita with a mix of oldies, beach, Motown, and more. New owners have been announced. Reservations are strongly suggested at 239-498-8887.

Enjoy a dance party featuring Girl Krush.

Kelly Hunt brings a distinctive contemporary roots sound that fuses old-time banjo tradition with modern songwriting and a clear, expressive voice. Her debut album, Even the Sparrow, reached a national audience and was a finalist for Album of the Year at the International Folk Music Awards, noted for vivid narratives, memorable melodies, and the soulful warmth of her vintage tenor banjo. Her music moves easily between past and present, grounded in Appalachian and folk currents while speaking with a modern sensibility. Rolling Stone Country highlighted a timeless, lilting folksinger cadence, and PopMatters praised her embrace of modernity, placing Even the Sparrow among its 20 Best Folk Albums of 2019. Working with producer Dirk Powell on Ozark Symphony expanded her palette, with Grateful Web observing that the album channels a sweeping American spirit. On stage, Hunt offers a close, captivating experience shaped by precision, warm tone, and nuanced control of both voice and instrument. Greil Marcus wrote in Rolling Stone that her performances can feel outside of time, where possibilities open wide. Tickets are $48 for Tier 1, $43 for Tier 2, and $38 for Tier 3. A $4 service fee per ticket is added at checkout.

Now in its ninth year, this special dance social welcomes everyone, including students, teachers, studios, and dance lovers. No partner is required and no prior dance experience is needed. Food and drinks are provided. The evening begins with a group workshop led by host Anthony Tineo, then the music keeps the floor busy as DJ Robo focuses on salsa and bachata with some cha cha cha, Latin hustle, and merengue. A live Jack and Jill competition is planned, with prizes for first, second, and third place, and competition pricing will be announced. Admission is available at $20 or $25, and details on sign-up, advance payment, and questions are handled by the organizer.

PURE COUNTRY, a top country band from Southwest Florida, brings a debut performance to Mango Rita’s Rhythm House, featuring country favorites from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s with special guest Brandon Allen. The atmosphere is designed for an up close, personal experience where every seat feels close to the stage. Seating options include tables and bar seats, with table service and a full drink and dining menu. Premium experiences are available with XTREME VIP up close seating and a VIP private lounge for six that includes bottle service, one premium bottle, and mixers. Food and cold drinks are available, served by a welcoming staff, for a night centered on pure country music.

Michael Nichols performs live at 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill at Compass Hotel Naples. Open to the public, this show offers laid back, sunny sounds in a relaxed tropical vibe.

Catch Nathan Chester for a Motown revival-style night with The Old Souls. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM at Artis—Naples in Naples, Florida.

Live music from Taylor Tones sets a relaxed mood at the 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill at Compass Hotel Naples. Her smooth vocals and a mix of country, rock, and feel-good favorites create an easygoing Margaritaville vibe that pairs well with cocktails and sunset views.

Alabama and Exile are bringing their acoustic country sound to Hertz Arena. The show starts at 7:00 PM local time.

Experience the subtlety, spark, and close interplay of the jazz piano trio in a concert led by award-winning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew. The program salutes influential trios tied to Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, Ahmad Jamal, Herbie Hancock, and Brad Mehldau, with detailed arrangements, tight rapport, and improvisation created in the moment. Each selection reveals how a trio can be both a cohesive unit and a springboard for individual expression. Bartholomew’s original works bring a contemporary voice to the tradition and explore fresh directions. Respect for the lineage meets new ideas, highlighting the trio’s ongoing evolution. Presented at Arts Bonita in the Performing Arts Center’s Moe Auditorium, this program offers elegance, energy, and vibrant musical conversation.