Live music in Rockledge, FL

Candlelight fills First Church Melbourne for a tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. A Listeso string quartet reimagines chart-topping tracks in an intimate setting shaped by warm, flickering light. The program features Coldplay pieces such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, A Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons songs including Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The concert runs for 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance and entry closes once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Admission is for ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

Celebrate a grand opening and client appreciation gathering with cocktails, wine, beer, and light hors d’oeuvres alongside clients, customers, industry partners, and friends. Enjoy live entertainment throughout the event. An RSVP is requested, and more details will be shared.

Funtastic Depot transforms into a neon-lit playground with live DJ sets and glowing lights. Families, teens, and friends can leap, dance, and go head to head across the park, enjoying arcade games, climbing walls, and the vibrant atmosphere. The experience builds to a grand finale show, and unlimited attractions are included. This is more than a trampoline park, it is a full-scale neon party.

Hosted at Hard Rock Live Orlando in Universal Orlando's CityWalk, this event follows venue policies designed to make the experience smooth and accessible. Additional parking fees may apply. For shows with a general admission floor or perimeter, a designated wheelchair area is available on the raised perimeter of the main floor, and staff will escort guests there and provide a companion seat. Backpacks, extended lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside.

Grumpy’s Underground hosts a costume-friendly bass night with two stages, a haunted atmosphere, and a $5 cover charge. The roster features True Self, a Central Florida DJ and producer with classical training whose breakbeat and electro sound draws from southern bass, hip hop, and classic dance influences, alongside Berto, recognized for high-energy, story-driven sets and a recent invitation to EDC Orlando. Jrok, a New Orleans native now in Orlando with NOLA Beats Records, brings fast, live-style mixing, and Kris Kokopelli hosts the second stage. Mofo’n Redliners, the trio of Spark-D, Rosk, and Ms.MF, deliver Florida-focused selections that fuse Florida Breaks, UKG, and tech house. Gr3ywolf appears as an opener. Fun-D-Mentlz, the Kandi-Land boss known in Orlando for sharp curation and contagious energy, steps up with Mo Skillz, who leans into massive, spooky-tinged bass. DJ Penguin rounds out the bill, representing Orlando and Denver. Expect chest-thumping low end, eerie ambiance, and relentless momentum on the dance floor.

Adam Sean brings a solo set of familiar favorites to the Lone Cabbage stage. Requests are welcome, and the focus is on a fun, upbeat atmosphere.

Teak Neighborhood Grill hosts an upbeat spin on bingo with an R&B soundtrack, pairing smooth classics, soulful favorites, and familiar hits that invite plenty of sing-alongs. Expect relaxed vibes, good food, and lots of chances to call out bingo. Gather your crew and consider arriving early to get settled and enjoy the music.

Now in its second year, Frank Fest gathers the community at RockPit Brewing & Distilling in Orlando to celebrate the life and legacy of Frank Lodanosky while raising funds for pancreatic cancer research as an official community fundraiser in support of Moffitt Cancer Center. Expect live music throughout the event, including sets from Pop Punk Dad Rock and a Rock & Roll Legends show by The Moondogs Tribute, along with craft beer, food, 50/50 and gift basket raffles, and opportunities to learn about and contribute to the cause. New this year, the Frank Fest Charity Car Show welcomes vehicles from 1989 and earlier, is capped at 20 entries, and features a $20 per-vehicle registration that counts toward a donation contest. The car that brings in the most donations earns The PIT Cup, and registration and donation proceeds support pancreatic cancer research through Moffitt Cancer Center.

Cosmic Jam brings a night of Grateful Dead tunes and other jam band music to Pier 220. Enjoy food, drinks, and a scenic riverside backdrop while dancing to the music.

Turn back the clock in Viera with a nostalgic trip to 1989. A throwback atmosphere brings the feel of that year to life.

Back for another round, this beachside get together blends a pool party vibe with a drum circle timed to sunset. Live music comes from Mondo Tikis, with a pool to enjoy and refreshments on hand. Tom's Noms sets up a food tent, and there are vendors and kayak rental to explore. Attendees can bring their own drums, and additional drums will be available.

Matt Schofield returns to Heidi’s Jazz Club for a night of music that celebrates the British blues tradition through original songs, expressive vocals, and the melodic guitar tone that has inspired many players. Born in Britain and now based in the United States, he has spent more than three decades on stages around the world, with over twenty years leading his own projects, touring nearly thirty countries as a guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer, and bandleader. His accolades include three consecutive British Blues Awards for Guitarist of the Year, British Blues Album of the Year, and induction into the British Blues Awards Hall of Fame. Mojo recognized one of his releases as Blues Album of the Year, and Guitar & Bass magazine has placed him among the top ten British blues guitarists alongside Eric Clapton and Peter Green. The Penguin Book of Blues Recordings awarded him its maximum four-star rating, naming him one of only two living British artists to earn that distinction. His signature sound has also led to sought-after gear, including a Two-Rock amplifier that carries his name. Known for a powerful live presence, he has performed at major festivals such as Montreal and North Sea Jazz and in storied rooms like New York’s Iridium and London’s 100 Club, forging a quick and lasting connection with audiences through authenticity, command of the instrument, and improvisational fire. As an educator, he created the Blues Speak instructional series with TrueFire in 2018 and has shared his expertise in clinics worldwide. His upcoming release reunites him with his original organ trio to mark the twentieth anniversary of the lineup that launched his solo career. A perennial audience favorite, this appearance offers an up-close encounter with one of the most acclaimed blues guitarists of his generation.

Country singer-songwriter Mitch Rossell delivers heartfelt storytelling with a voice that pulls listeners into every line. His catalog has surpassed 100 million streams, with songs like “Son” and “All I Need to See” resonating widely. He has shared arena and stadium stages with Garth Brooks and written several of Brooks’s recent singles, including the No. 1 “Ask Me How I Know.” Rossell also co-wrote “Dive Bar,” Brooks’s top 5 duet with Blake Shelton, along with the top 10 “All Day Long” and the top 30 “That’s What Cowboys Do.” Recognized as a rising force in country music, he earned a crowd-on-their-feet moment with his Grand Ole Opry debut and made a notable run on America’s Got Talent, where his performance of “Son” climbed to the top of the iTunes charts.

Chasing Abbey is set for an upcoming onstage appearance. Tickets will be available soon, so be ready when sales begin.

Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando hosts a music bingo party that puts female artists front and center. Cards fill up with songs from standout voices and signature anthems, and the playlist leans into hits that invite a big singalong. Bring your closest friends, pick a table, and settle in for plenty of laughs and the thrill of marking off squares as you aim for bingo. The atmosphere celebrates girl power and good times.

Motown Music Bingo fills Gators Dockside Hunters Creek with soulful favorites and timeless classics. Mark your card to legendary hits, sing along with friends at the table, and keep the groove going as you aim for a winning bingo. Groups can grab a spot together, then dance, clap, and belt out the tunes between rounds. It is a lively night for fans of Motown, soul, and friendly competition in Orlando.

An evening at WEPA features a sequence of classes followed by social dancing. It begins with Level 2, continues with both Level 3 and Level 1, and concludes with a social. Pricing options are available: $20 for the whole night, $15 for one class with the social, $10 for Level 1 with the social, or $10 for the social only.

The Midnight Drearies convene a gathering of gothic literature enthusiasts who curate eerie stories and present them in song, layering rich harmonies to create a dark, theatrical soundscape. Intricate vocal arrangements and imaginative narration invite listeners into realms that feel just beyond everyday understanding, suggesting sympathetic souls that linger just out of sight. This musical storytelling experience blends narrative and voice into something haunting and atmospheric.

CeCe Winans appears at Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida.

Take the stage at Village Idiot Pub for an open mic and jam backed by a full band. Sing or play alongside the group. Bring your own instrument, or borrow one from the band.

Settle in as the hall hushes, the orchestra tunes, and the conductor raises the baton... then a surprise visitor appears. Millie Second, an inventor from another era, has stumbled into the present, and her time machine, the Chord Explorer, is out of commission with a manual missing key pages. With guidance from the maestro and the orchestra, and with the audience’s musical know-how, the sounds of the concert become the fuel that can send her home. The journey leaps across moments in history with lively musical twists, traveling from the Renaissance to the Roaring Twenties, and from the space race to the gold rush, turning the question from where to when. Presented by the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra in partnership with Orange County Public Schools, this Young People's Concert serves more than 65,000 local public school students each year.

Take the stage at Dirty Birds Tiki Bar & Grill for an open mic backed by a full band. Sing or play a few songs, bring your own instrument or use the band’s instruments. Add your name to the sign up sheet when you arrive and you will be called to perform.

Music Bingo brings a lively, music-filled game night to Time Out Sports Bar Plus. Hear short clips of popular songs, then tap the matching titles on a digital bingo card right from your phone, no app required. It is free to play, and there can be up to 20 winners. The game features ten distinct patterns, with prizes that include gift certificates to Time Out Sports Bar Plus along with other surprises. Expect specials on food and drinks and an atmosphere that welcomes friends and families who enjoy music, laughs, and a bit of friendly competition.

Enjoy a relaxed listening session centered on orchestral works, with recordings captured, edited, mixed, and mastered in DXD. Playback uses a DXD recorder player through Tannoy studio monitors to create a focused environment for detailed listening. The gathering blends art, wellness, and education in a welcoming setting. Tickets are pay what you like. Free parking is available. Please bring a bottle of wine or a non-alcoholic beverage to share.

Orlando’s signature ladies night turns downtown into a late-night block party across Room 22 and Sidebar. It picks up after Wine Down Wednesdays, R&B Wine Down, and other after-work plans wrap up, offering two rooms with distinct vibes and top DJs keeping the energy high. Perks include free entry with RSVP during select windows, complimentary drinks for a limited period, and bottle deals available for a set time. Designed as a grown and elevated experience, it has become a weekly tradition for those who want more than an early evening stop and a go-to destination once the wine downs end. Early arrival is suggested to avoid capacity limits.

Silver Springs brings the music of Fleetwood Mac to Heidi’s Jazz Club with a faithful tribute spanning more than four decades of favorites. This quintet, featuring current members of Leaving Eden, presents a theatrical show that captures the band’s sound, feel, and look, complemented by advanced sound and lighting and cinematic video backdrops. Dress code is smart casual. Regular tickets carry a $20 per person minimum. Tables are available on a first come basis, and your full party should arrive together to keep reserved seating. Late arrivals may be seated at the bar.