Live music in Palm Beach County, FL

Cabaret artist Marnie Klar salutes Carly Simon in a program directed by Tanya Moberly, tracing the songwriter's life through signature hits and lesser known gems. Well known favorites like You're So Vain, Anticipation, and Touched by the Sun share the spotlight with deeper selections such as In a Small Moment, It's Not Like Him, and Waiting at the Gate. The set also embraces highlights from across the catalog, including Boys in the Trees, We Have No Secrets, Legend in Your Own Time, That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be, Coming Around Again, and Let the River Run. With storytelling and emotion woven throughout, the performance offers a cabaret portrait of Simon's music.

Hear the music of Fleetwood Mac reimagined by the Collins Quartet in a candlelit tribute at First Presbyterian Church of West Palm Beach. This intimate, multi-sensory concert unfolds in a striking setting, with a planned set that includes favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and no one is admitted after the music begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis. This tribute is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estate, or official representatives.

Hit the dance floor for a classic 70s-inspired celebration at Mel's Way Bistro, where the soundtrack splits evenly between disco favorites and Top 40 dance hits. National recording artist Leiza Michaels will keep the energy high by performing live and spinning authentic 70s disco vinyl throughout the evening. Reservations are required by calling 561-530-7947. A $25 per person minimum food and beverage purchase applies before tax and gratuity, and capacity is limited to 100 guests.

Orquesta de la Playa returns to the stage with a performance featuring salsa, merengue, cumbia, and more.

Arts Garage sets the stage for a roots-forward night where rugged Southern blues locks in with the rhythmic swagger of New Orleans funk, all delivered with high-octane energy and deep soul. At the center is Max Hightower on vocals, guitar, and harmonica, whose journey began with a well-worn Muddy Waters cassette and a first harmonica passed down by his grandmother. He cut his teeth at early gigs with Carolina legend Mickey Fowler and late sets at Pearl’s Cotton Club in Houston, then teamed up with former Muddy Waters bassist Mac Arnold to launch Plate Full O’ Blues, bringing a blend of Chicago blues and Southern soul to audiences across the United States and Europe. Now touring behind his solo release Nothin’ But the TRUTH on MoMojo Records, recorded at BigTone Studio in New Orleans, Max channels a funky Crescent City pulse fused with Carolina grit. The band features New Orleans native Rob Davis on piano and organ, a multi-instrumentalist who started on piano at five and drums at eleven. His credits span Mem Shannon and the Membership, Dr. Sick and the Late Greats, Captain Buckles, and his own Brokedown Streetcar, with earlier long stints in Vince Vance and the Valiants and Benny Grunch and the Bunch. His playing reflects a love of ’50s and ’60s New Orleans R&B and draws on influences like Professor Longhair, Fats Domino, Billy Joel, and Dr. John, folding in funk, blues, gospel, Cajun, and Zydeco. British saxophonist James Beaumont, a decade-long New Orleans resident, brings tenor fire along with soprano and baritone work and piano, with experience across the U.S. and Asia and collaborations that include Sally Baby’s Silver Dollars, The Subdudes, and The Quickening. He is a sought-after sideman for his versatility and blues-and-soul foundation, and also leads his own projects around the Crescent City. Rounding out the lineup are Brandon Phelps on drums, Troy House on guitar, and Steadman “Fleetwood” Williams Sr. on bass, creating a tight, propulsive sound that keeps the focus on groove, grit, and songcraft.

A vibrant music showcase brings together performers of all ages and a wide range of styles. Look for guest appearances and unexpected surprises from start to finish, creating an uplifting atmosphere and standout performances. Every moment supports a meaningful cause, turning the celebration into something both entertaining and purposeful.

Stand Battle Round 3 brings a Broward County showdown to Palm Beach Gardens Community High School, where the Northeast High School Hurricanes face the Boyd H. Anderson High School Cobras in the 1st Annual Florida Mass Band Battle of the Bands. Oakland Park goes up against Lauderdale Lakes in a fast paced stand battle, with each band given five minutes to make its case. It is band against band and sound against sound, with school pride on full display and volume to match. One state, one sound... more than a competition, it is a movement.

Travel back to the 1960s as The Monkee Men bring the spirit and sound of The Monkees to the stage. The performance nods to the original TV era with red button shirts and Rainbow Room inspired moments, capturing the group’s colorful, playful style. Expect favorites such as Last Train to Clarksville, Pleasant Valley Sunday, Daydream Believer, I’m a Believer, and more, delivered live with faithful detail. The show also features a dance-off, a 60s themed costume contest, and a moment when one audience member is invited on stage to be serenaded by “Davy.” Created by writer, musician, and vocalist Ron McNeil, founder of the Emmy Award-winning Beatles tribute The Fab Four, this production brings together accomplished musicians, actors, and singers from across the country.

Palm Beach, Florida hosts a block party debuting in the area with a Reggae versus Reggaeton theme. Welcoming all types of vehicles, it combines a wide-ranging auto showcase with lively entertainment. Features include food trucks, games, giveaways, a live DJ, and more.

A live set from the Bryce Allyn Band brings reggae rock to Pumpkinfest at Harbourside Place. The performance supports Chasin A Dream, a local nonprofit that assists families with children facing life threatening illnesses and disabilities. To date, the organization has distributed nearly two million dollars for essentials like food, housing, and transportation, and it has also trained and placed a dozen service animals. All funds raised remain in the community, making this one of the organization’s largest fundraisers.

Delray Beach Playhouse hosts The Monkee Men in a live concert celebrating the music of The Monkees. Promoted as a top tribute to the group, the show is offered at multiple times across its run.

MC YOGI returns to Yoga Journey for a special experience that weaves yoga, music, and meditation into a peaceful, rhythmic flow. Enjoy gentle, grounding sequences set to soulful beats, along with uplifting stories that encourage you to soften, release, and reconnect with your center. Guided with a blend of wisdom and playfulness, the gathering is restorative and inspiring... part practice, part prayer, and a celebration of being alive. Open to all levels. By registering, you agree that your email address will be shared with MC YOGI LLC for follow up communication. Refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance, with other cancellations receiving in-house credit. Not ClassPass eligible.

Pump takes the stage at Tin Roof Delray Beach with rock and pop party favorites spanning the 1980s through today. The lineup features Bill on vocals, David on guitar, Lucci on bass, and Oscar on drums.

Madison Morris brings an evening of vivid storytelling and expressive guitar to Kickback Neighborhood Tavern. A full-time artist with over 200 shows a year, he has earned three appearances on the official Grammy consideration ballots with “We’re All Still Here,” “Hard Rain,” and “Eve of Revolution,” and “Hard Rain” received a 2025 Josie Award nomination for Americana Song of the Year. Grounded in Texas blues, he weaves country, Americana, and R&B and hip hop influences, shifting from gentle melodic lines to raw, gripping solos and evocative slide work. Written after being displaced by Hurricane Ian, “We’re All Still Here” illustrates how he transforms lived moments into songs that resonate. He launched Madison Morris & the Stringfellows in 2024 and is a member of BMI and the Americana Music Association.

At Respectable Street, Kyle Gordon and his band deliver a hybrid of concert and comedy that traces the evolution of popular music song by song. The set features his hits alongside never-before-released material, pairing humor with an educational twist.

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet with a set packed with 90s rock staples and crowd singalongs in a laid back waterside setting. The show features live music that taps into the decade’s biggest tunes and keeps the atmosphere upbeat from start to finish.

JD Danner & Friends present a benefit celebrating Libras. A $20 donation at the door supports Gifted & Quirky, an organization focused on championing distinctive thinkers and helping create brighter futures. The evening centers on raising funds for this mission through community support.

The JD Danner show features a Libra birthday celebration paired with a benefit for Gifted and Quirky, an organization that supports inclusion and belonging for special needs. A suggested $20 donation is requested at the door, and a 50/50 raffle will be part of the festivities.

Ben Childs of the KillBillies performs live at Golden Juicery.

B.J. Parks delivers a solo acoustic singer songwriter set at Sailfish Marina Restaurant, highlighting guitar and vocals with a broad mix of songs. The performance centers on an intimate acoustic sound and a varied selection of tunes.

Anthony James performs live.

JP Soars and the Red Hots bring their show to Rudy's Pub and the Bamboo Room in Lake Worth Beach.

Five Finger Death Punch appears with Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire for a multi-artist concert at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, FL. All three acts perform in one show.

Five Finger Death Punch performs alongside Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, FL. This concert brings all three artists together on one stage.

Celebrate the unveiling of Chardavoine & The Evolution’s album Haitian Standards at Arts Garage in Delray Beach, FL. Led by Haitian born, Brooklyn raised guitarist Chardavoine, the group champions Haitian jazz with a sound shaped by a career that includes work with Grammy winner Dave Valentin, Cornelius Bumpus of The Doobie Brothers, and actor Danny Glover, along with appearances alongside the Yellowjackets and Oleta Adams. His background spans a cameo in Malcolm Lee’s film The Best Man, a performance at Aretha Franklin’s birthday celebration with the Tito Puente Jr. Orchestra, and an opening set for the Yellowjackets at the 2015 Port au Prince Jazz Festival. Barrett Guitars introduced a signature model in his name in 2023, and his recording The Tribute showcases his strength as a guitarist and arranger. He has also been honored by the Schomburg Center for humanitarian work with the American Red Cross, with recognition presented by Max Roach and Bernard Purdie. The band for this release features Chardavoine on guitar with Melvin L. Butler on saxophone, Abel Pabon on piano, Ernst Jn. Baptiste on Haitian tambou and percussion, Miguel Gomez on acoustic bass, and Ray Monroig on drums.

B.J. Parks delivers a solo acoustic singer songwriter performance at Sailfish Marina Restaurant, featuring a varied mix of songs.

Bridging The Music brings a festival-style celebration to Crazy Uncle Mike's, combining live music, visual art, and a welcoming sense of community. The lineup highlights both local and touring performers alongside visual artists, and the event is open to all ages. Advance admission totals $25.55, which reflects a $20 ticket plus a $3.99 processing fee and $1.56 sales tax. Prices rise to $30.55 on the day of the show, and VIP tables carry an additional $10 charge. All sales are final with no refunds. For updates, find the organizer on Instagram at @bridgingthemusic.

Sam and Mike perform as an acoustic duo at the Marriott in Boca Raton, sharing well-known songs from the 1950s through today on the back patio at Drift. Song requests are welcome.

Live mariachi music comes to Jupiter as part of a weekly rotation across Jupiter, Stuart, and Wellington. Performance schedules vary by location.

Experience an evening of rhythm and movement at historic Old School Square Park in Downtown Delray Beach. All skill levels are welcome, from first-time drummers to seasoned players, as well as anyone who wants to relax and enjoy the vibe. This long-running Delray Beach drum circle, now in its fourteenth year, is friendly, intimate, and focused on the groove. Attendance is free, and no vending or commerce is permitted in or around the gathering. Bring a drum or other percussion, something to sit on, comfortable shoes for dancing, and plenty of water. Alcohol is not allowed. If it is raining at circle time, the gathering may be postponed or canceled, or participants may choose to drum in the rain. Please keep the circle fully acoustic with no electronic or amplified music. Fire, including fire dancing or fire spinning, is not allowed. Do not use the stage for drumming, dancing, or lingering. The gathering may be moved or canceled if a major park event conflicts. Parking includes metered spaces in the four story garage on the north side of the park, along with metered and free options on nearby side streets and in lots on NW 1st Ave.

At RipTidez Kava & More in Delray Beach, a flow jam brings together movement, music, and fire in an open, creative space. Expect open flow and skill sharing with plenty of room to move. Props are available throughout the event, and both newcomers and experienced movers can explore poi, hoop, juggling, staff, and more, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. Open decks run during the jam so local DJs can practice, perform, and help shape the vibe. A dedicated fire circle is available to experienced fire spinners after a required safety meeting, and anyone planning to spin fire must attend that meeting and sign a waiver beforehand.

An opening-of-the-season bike night sets a fun trick-or-treat tone with music, food, drinks, and time to connect with fellow riders. The highlight is a live bike giveaway finale that announces the grand prize winner.

An arts-focused evening at The Restaurant at the Norton brings together dining, music, and a hands-on keepsake. It begins with tray-passed appetizers, then moves to a seated meal featuring truffle fries, a Caesar salad, and chicken tenders finished with crème fraîche and caviar. A dedicated martini and spritz bar is available. A DJ provides live sets while guests mingle and paint a reusable water bottle to take home as a personalized memento. The experience blends food, cocktails, creative activity, and an atmosphere that centers women. Tickets are $60 and include the seated dinner, the martini and spritz bar, the bottle-painting activity, and live DJ entertainment. This is a curated program with food, drinks, and activities presented in sequence.