Live music in Orange County, FL

Rehash brings indie and alternative rock to The Social in Orlando for a live show.

At Funtastic Depot, neon lights set the scene for a family friendly party with live DJ music, a glow-in-the-dark atmosphere, and access to all attractions throughout the park. Jump, dance, and take on friendly challenges in the arcade or on the climbing walls as the energy builds around you. This experience goes beyond a typical trampoline park, blending music, games, and glowing visuals into one immersive night. Everything wraps up with a climactic finale show.

A celebration of Bread’s legacy arrives at The Plaza Live as TOAST brings its Best of Bread tour to Orlando after strong demand. This highly rated tribute act recreates the band’s hallmark sound with striking accuracy, drawing praise from audiences who say the performance mirrors the records they grew up with. Bread helped define soft rock in the early 1970s, and favorites like Make It With You, If, Baby I'm-a Want You, and Everything I Own still resonate today. Over the course of their career the group placed 13 songs on the Billboard Hot 100. With two surviving members David Gates and Robb Royer enjoying retirement, TOAST keeps the spirit of the music alive, moving from tender ballads to lively tunes that get people on their feet. Expect a nostalgic journey filled with timeless melodies and close harmonies at The Plaza Live in Orlando.

Phil Wickham performs live at Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, FL.

Grammy-nominated duo Black Violin brings a high-energy mix of classical strings and hip-hop to The Be Free Tour. Classically trained violinist Kev Marcus and violist Wil Baptiste perform music from their album Full Circle, a project shaped by their two decades together that looks back to their roots and ahead to what comes next. Alto saxophonist, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Braxton Cook joins the lineup. Recognized as a standout jazz talent and highlighted as an artist to watch, he blends contemporary and post-bop jazz with soul, funk, hip-hop, and gospel. The performance showcases soaring melodies, punchy rhythms, and boundary-pushing takes on what string music can be. Through the Black Violin Foundation, the duo also engages with students around the world, reaching more than 100,000 young people each year.

At Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts, Callisto Sextet appears with saxophonist Jeremy Fratti for a performance that blends folk, rock, and soul through a jazz lens. The music keeps melody and storytelling in focus, shaped by a roster of leading Central Florida players. The ensemble features singer songwriter and guitarist Hannah Stokes, pianist Patrick Moreno, guitarist Abe Alam, bassist Marco Bojorquez, and drummer Jeremy Katalenic alongside Fratti. Together they bring wide-ranging experience, having worked with artists such as Ira Sullivan, Kurt Elling, Pat Metheny, and Sam Rivers, toured with the Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller Orchestras, and appeared at renowned rooms including the Blue Note, the Iridium, and Smoke Jazz Club in New York. The set draws on reimagined songs by James Taylor, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, the Beatles, and Antonio Carlos Jobim, while also exploring modern voices like Bon Iver and Alexi Murdoch. The Howey Music Series has praised the group for a soulful, captivating sound and heartfelt arrangements that won over their audience, as noted by Emily Heumann.

GRAMMY-nominated artist Wizzmer leads an instrumental salute to The Beatles, guided by music director Michelle Jones. This live performance marks John Lennon's birthday with classic Beatles melodies reimagined at Aloft Orlando Downtown in Orlando, FL. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Parking options include onsite valet, along with garage and street parking within walking distance. A special hotel rate of $149 per night is available. Ticket options include an early bird price of $35, advance sales at $45, and $50 at the door. For an added Beatles-themed outing, consider a visit to the Penny Lane Beatles Museum in St. Petersburg, FL, and a stay at The Cordova Inn nearby.

Day’s Trips presents an outing to Winter Park Playhouse for Rat Pack Lounge, a musical comedy that sends Frank, Dean, and Sammy back for one night to make amends and keep a long-standing promise to the lounge’s owner. Expect signature hits like My Way, Come Fly with Me, Ain’t That a Kick in the Head, Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime, and more. The itinerary includes a bus departure from PSL with an additional pickup in Vero, travel to the theater for the performance, and time afterward to enjoy dinner in Winter Park at one of several restaurants before returning home. The price is $105 per person. Payment is due at booking. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another person. Day’s Trips, LLC is a Florida Seller of Travel, Ref. No. ST44375.

Enjoy a Taylor Swift themed music bingo brunch at Teak Neighborhood Grill. Songs from across her eras set the soundtrack as participants sing along, mark their cards with familiar hits, and aim for a winning bingo. A fun outing for Swifties who love turning favorite tracks into game time excitement.

Music Under the Oaks returns to VanderLey Park with SWITCH!, presented by the Town of Oakland and Advent Health. The band will play classic songs from the 60s and 70s. Attendees may bring blankets and lawn chairs, and dinner and drinks will be available before the performance.

Wine O’Clock Bistro hosts Southern Night, featuring live country music by Mark Houghton and a special Southern menu. Enjoy a fun evening with family and friends as great tunes pair with Southern-inspired dishes.

After a hint in a story last week, the news is now official. Black Country, New Road will be at The Beacham.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox brings a new production to Steinmetz Hall, featuring a versatile ensemble of singers, dancers, and musicians. With a vintage twist, they reinterpret favorites ranging from 70s rock and 80s Britpop to today’s hits, beloved movie themes, and even video game soundtracks. Brimming with lively, dance-ready numbers and showstopping moments, this performance suits both a night on the town and a fun outing for families.

A vibrant outdoor celebration of Haitian Fritay, music, and culture fills Wall Street Plaza in Downtown Orlando, turning the plaza into a lively gathering for the Haitian and Caribbean community, families, friends, and anyone eager to explore Haiti’s flavors and sounds. Food vendors serve beloved specialties such as griot, fried plantains, pikliz, tassot, patties, accra, fried chicken, and other Haitian favorites, offering a rich taste of the island’s culinary traditions. The music sets the tone with Kompa, Zouk, Gouyad, Raboday, Afrobeats, and other Caribbean selections, with live DJs and special guests keeping energy high. Festival highlights include Haitian cuisine at the forefront, drinks available across the plaza, local vendors and businesses, and plenty of photo-ready moments, all in an all-ages, open-air setting in the heart of Downtown Orlando.

A candlelit tribute to the film music of Hans Zimmer comes to The Abbey in Orlando, performed by the Listeso String Quartet. The program includes selections from Inception, The Lion King, Madagascar, Dunkirk, The Pacific, The Dark Knight, Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Interstellar, Dune, Sherlock Holmes, and Pirates of the Caribbean. The concert lasts about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not allowed. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the composer, their estate, or official representatives.

Weezer, The Shins, and Silversun Pickups perform at the Kia Center in Orlando. The lineup brings all three bands together on one stage.

Freya Skye brings a distinctive mix of genres to House of Blues Orlando, delivering a compelling live set crafted to engage both longtime followers and those discovering her for the first time. The performance guides audiences through a wide-ranging journey across her sound, with genre-blending moments that showcase her artistry.

A concert at the Kia Center in Orlando brings the Red Clay Strays, the Revivalists, and Haley Reinhart together on one stage. Attendees can experience live sets from all three acts in a single show.

A late-night block party takes over Room 22 and Sidebar in downtown Orlando, offering a grown, elevated ladies night that kicks in once Wine Down Wednesdays, R&B Wine Down, and other after-work events wind down. Top DJs keep the music moving across two rooms with distinct atmospheres, so the crowd can choose the vibe that fits the moment. The experience balances the easygoing feel of early evening wine-downs with full-on nightlife, creating a dependable weekly tradition where the energy runs strong from start to finish. It is a popular stop when early plans wrap up and the night is still calling, and it often reaches capacity.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder bring the Wrath Across North America Tour to The Beacham, promising an intense show from beginning to end.

Leslie Mendelson, a Brooklyn singer and songwriter, channels a Laurel Canyon spirit with a blend of folk rock and pop Americana. The Grammy-nominated artist counts Jackson Browne among her admirers, and she has been praised for timeless vocals, melodies, and craft. Coverage from music publications highlights her ability to connect across generations and scenes, often pointing to 1970s influences in the tradition of artists like Carole King and Carly Simon. Her songs focus on graceful melodies and openhearted storytelling.