Live music in St. Petersburg, FL

Baby Jam with Kara offers a musical exploration for little ones and their caregivers. Sessions take place each week on Mondays and Thursdays, creating a consistent opportunity to share music together.

Start the week with a relaxed game night at The Cat. Play cards, life-size Jenga, and Connect Four throughout the day, and look for additional board games supplied by the Catalyst staff. A DJ provides the soundtrack. Food from Sid’s Caribbean Cafe is available, and hookahs are offered as well.

Bring an acoustic instrument and a few songs to share with the group. This is a collaborative jam, not an open mic. Everyone is welcome to play or sing along, and a limited number of extra instruments will be available. Enjoy drinks and snacks while the music flows. The Village Courtyard is home to The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, which offers a relaxed setting with craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks, and tasty bites.

Enjoy a rock set from Gary Schutt, performing entirely solo as a one person band.

Enjoy live music from Roxanne and her Tribe in a welcoming, family-style atmosphere. Take a breather from the bustle, nourish your spirit, and pair the tunes with food and beverages from The North End Taphouse & Kitchen. Dance, sing, listen to guitar, or simply relax and chat as the friendly vibe unfolds. The Village Courtyard is home to The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, a neighborhood bar with a cozy atmosphere, craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks, and delicious bites, plus live music and special events. Whether you feel like leaning into the energy or taking it slow, this gathering makes space for both.

The Original BANDINGO Music Bingo brings its interactive music game show to The Kenwood Bar in St. Pete with T-Bone hosting. Enjoy a music-fueled take on bingo in a live game show setting. It is free to play and prizes are available.

Host Eddie Kusar welcomes musicians and music fans for an open mic at the home of the North End Taphouse & Kitchen, creating a relaxed setting to meet, chat, enjoy a drink, network, perform, and hear great local music. Those who want to take the stage can sign up on site. Individual sets are welcome, and collaboration among players is encouraged. Sponsors include The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, a family friendly restaurant offering craft beer from Tampa Bay and beyond along with wine, seltzer, nonalcoholic options, and a menu of sandwiches, salads, snacks, and sweets. Additional support comes from NoiseMakers, a St. Petersburg music school with lively classes in guitar, bass, ukulele, piano, percussion, violin, songwriting, voice, and more, and from Sunshine 96.7 FM, a local station that features the work of over seven hundred home grown singers, songwriters, and bands from around Tampa Bay.

Karaoke takes the spotlight on the Speakeasy Central Stage, hosted by AJ. Step up to the mic and sing.

Catch the Kid Royal Band at Bayboro Brewing Co. for a weekly blues night filled with live, soulful music. Sip $5 Jack you-call-its, take advantage of buy one, get one beers, and try the new Belly Up Sandwich special. There is no cover charge, just great tunes, cold drinks, and an easygoing midweek boost.

The Catalyst on the Deuces turns midweek into a two-party experience. Karaoke anchors the festivities, and a second DJ keeps music flowing on the patio for an added vibe. Drinks, hookah, and food are available to enjoy throughout.

A red carpet VIP celebration unfolds at La Dolce Vita Trattoria Central Ave St Pete, blending sophistication with lively entertainment. Guests can enjoy signature cocktails featuring Patrona Zabatani Vodka and Prosecco, watch a runway fashion presentation, and take part in a live podcast segment. A DJ sets the soundtrack for dancing, an exotic car display adds high-end flair, and a surprise special guest is planned to appear. Dress to impress and connect with others in an atmosphere centered on style, music, and conversation. This is a paid event with tickets required for entry, and rideshare services are encouraged.

Bandingo Music Bingo brings a lively, game show style experience to The Park on 66th with Iron Aiden. Attendees have a chance to win venue gift cards, as well as free food and cocktails. Participation is free, and winners receive prizes at no cost. The Park on 66th also offers food, drinks, daily specials, and entertainment every night, and the venue was formerly known as the Pinellas Grill.

Find food, wine, beer, music, and flowers all in one place. This gathering offers a little something for everyone.

Experience two styles under one roof while staying rooted in West Coast Swing. At District Dance Academy, two rooms are devoted to West Coast Swing and Country Swing, starting with fundamentals in both. Jae and Lyla guide West Coast Swing basics and a progressive class, while Trent and Lily lead Country Swing basics followed by a progressive class. The evening then shifts into a crossover social where dancers can enjoy mixed music that blends WCS, Country, and fusion. The environment is beginner friendly, no partner is required, and instruction is provided by experienced teachers who foster a welcoming, supportive community focused on growth, connection, and dancing together. This series takes place every Thursday.

Little Big Town delivers a harmony-rich country performance from an award-winning quartet of Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman, and Jimi Westbrook. Known for early favorites like Boondocks, Bring It On Home, Good As Gone, and the GRAMMY-nominated Little White Church, the band rose with the Tornado and Pain Killer albums that produced number one hits Pontoon, Tornado, and Day Drinking, along with the smash Girl Crush. The Breaker earned critical acclaim, topping the Billboard Country chart and landing in the top 10 of the Billboard 200. Recent releases include The Daughters and the single Over Drinking from Nightfall. Over the course of their career, the group has earned more than 40 award nominations and nearly 20 major wins, including GRAMMY, AMA, People’s Choice, CMA, ACM, and an Emmy. Additional honors include recognition from the Country Music Hall of Fame, a star on the Nashville Walk of Fame, and a museum exhibit celebrating their story. Outside of music, they teamed with Browne Family Vineyards on 4 Cellars wines and introduced Day Drinking wine spritzers. Tickets will be available to the public, with a venue presale offered using the codeword MAHAFFEY.

Road House Nation presents a night at OCC Road House headlined by Diary of an Ozzman with special guests Maximum Friction, with Brothers After All also on the bill. Ticketing is reserved seating only, with no free general admission. Options include single admission for $20, a four-person high top for $80, a six-person table for $120, or a six-person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. All ages are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticketed seat. Bottle service is available. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Smoking is not permitted at tables, and designated smoking areas are located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

The Scott Hamilton Band showcases tight three-part harmonies with a set that spans classic rock, country rock, and plenty of familiar pop hits. The Village Courtyard, home to The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, adds a laid-back neighborhood vibe with craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks, and tasty bites, creating a comfortable place to relax with friends and enjoy live music and special events.

Poly Essence brings island vibes to Gulfport Brewery on the fourth Friday of each month.

Terry Mooney appears with special guest Tom Shirra for an evening of great songs performed by longtime friends at Sunset Grille. The music centers on guitar and bass as the duo shares a set together.

Pouya brings unflagging energy to the stage, pairing pounding beats with a high-impact performance that keeps the audience locked in from the first track to the last. Each song surges with grit and commanding flows, building an electric atmosphere that never lets up. It is a hip-hop showcase fueled by passion and continuous momentum, delivering wall-to-wall vibes.

Enjoy an upbeat night of music and dancing as Gulfport’s troubadour Grego Anderson performs with Eric Golub at The North End Taphouse & Kitchen. The duo delivers three hours of original music. It is a free, all-ages show, and the taphouse in The Village Courtyard offers a comfortable neighborhood vibe with craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks, and plenty of tasty bites.

Road House Nation presents a rock night at OCC Road House featuring Stone Tampa Pilots with special guest Rooster, listed as Alice in Chains. Entry options include single admission for $20, a four-person high top table for $80, a six-person table for $120, or a six-person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available and details are provided by servers. There is no free general admission, so attendance requires purchasing a ticket or reserved table. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for a seat. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas available on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Rooster, a tribute to Alice In Chains, teams up with Stone Tampa Pilots for a hard-hitting night of grunge in Clearwater. Two bands come together to deliver the raw sound and energy that define the genre.

Prophessor J presents an open mic at Steep Station St. Pete featuring the first crossover showcase, celebrating more than three years of live local performance around the Tampa Bay area. Fifteen handpicked performers who have appeared at both Shine and Prophessor J events at Steep Station over the past five years will share the stage for a mix of music, comedy and poetry. This series runs every other Sunday and offers a friendly night focused on local talent.