Live music in St. Johns County, FL

CAKE performs at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre. This is an all ages event, welcoming attendees of every generation. Doors open before the show.

Trade numbered balls for chart-topping tracks in a music-powered twist on bingo. Expect crowd-pleasing hits, singalong classics, and nostalgic throwbacks that keep the energy high. Each round brings prizes up for grabs while you test your music smarts. Arrive early to snag a spot and get ready for a lively night at Guy Harvey Oceanfront Resort St. Augustine Beach.

St Benedict Blues Festival brings three days of live music with sets by Ken Jensen Blues Ensemble, Mama Blue, JW Gillmore and the Blues Authority, Gitlo, Duffy Bishop Band, and Rosy Blue and the Dreamers. The weekend concludes with a gospel brunch featuring Americana Gospel Revival and Hot Club Saint Augustine. Admission is $10 and includes parking while space is available. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and relax beneath the oaks, and pets are not permitted.

Yoga teacher Jamie Stanish leads a 75 minute gentle flow suitable for all levels, accompanied by live acoustic guitar from Chelsea Saddler. After the session, enjoy light refreshments and a chance to mingle.

Live Dead and Brothers celebrates the music of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers, with a focus on the formative years from 1969 to 1973. The lineup features bassist Berry Duane Oakley, son of ABB co-founder Berry Oakley, alongside guitarists Les Dudek, heard on Brothers & Sisters, and Mark Karan of The Other Ones and RatDog. Keyboardist Scott Guberman, known for work with Phil Lesh & Friends and Communion, is joined by drummer Pete Lavezzoli of Jazz Is Dead and vocalist Gabe Woodside, The Big Gabe. Together they revisit the early, sometimes overlapping chapters of these two storied bands with a performance built around that classic era.

Beau Knott and The Burners deliver live honky-tonk rock and roll at the Milltop on St. George Street.

Turnpike Troubadours take the stage at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre with Muscadine Bloodline and Drayton Farley also on the lineup. This live show brings all three artists together on one stage.

At Arnold’s, Glory delivers a high energy showcase of standout hits by leading female artists, filling the night with sing along hooks and continuous dancing. The atmosphere is inviting, the bar offers ample pours, and the dance floor invites you to move.

Get ready to rock at Arnold's Lounge in St Augustine, Florida.

Ancient City Rock brings a dynamic classic rock performance to Trade Winds Tropical Lounge. This St. Augustine group features both male and female lead singers, layered harmonies, and a full lineup of lead guitar, bass, and drums. The set spans rock and roll standouts by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Tom Petty, Southern rock staples from Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Allman Brothers, and enduring favorites from Led Zeppelin.