Live music in West Palm Beach, FL

Camp Tanger turns the final days of summer into a camp themed celebration with family friendly activities in the green space adjacent to Columbia. Enjoy a tie dye station, bracelet making, an inflatable bounce area, face painting, and live music. It is a relaxed way to savor the season and create colorful memories before the school year starts. No camping gear or bug spray required, just playful fun and moments worthy of a merit badge at Camp Tanger.

Downtown Delray lights up with art as galleries and creative spaces welcome visitors for a self-guided walk. Build a personalized path with a new interactive planner, then move at your own pace from one showcase to the next. Along the way, see paintings take shape, talk with local artists, and enjoy music filling the streets while the neighborhood’s creative spirit shines. Designed for all ages and just as fitting for a date night, this experience offers choices for every interest. Stroll, explore, and shape the night to fit your style.

Expect a high-energy showcase at Mizner Park Amphitheater as the 6th Annual Battle of the Bands fills the venue with live music and cheering fans. Admission is free. Bands can apply online to compete for a $2,500 grand prize, and selected acts receive $500 for participating, with two entry categories available, Under 20 and Over 20. Running alongside the performances, the Pop-up Youth Market features small businesses operated by young people ages 13 to 20 during the competition. Prospective bands and vendors can submit applications online by the stated deadline.

Double Roads hosts a tribute to Heart. This event centers on the band’s music and pays homage to their signature rock sound.

The More Better Band is back at Guanabanas Island Restaurant and Bar for a performance filled with rock, punk, ska, and other styles. Admission is free.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts Girlfriend Material, a three piece that shapes its set in the moment based on the crowd. The band began in 2010 as a duo and now features Bryan on guitar and lead vocals, Mike on drums with harmonies and trombone, and Tom on bass. There is no fixed set list, just a broad mix of covers that can jump from Led Zeppelin to Outkast. Their approach keeps it fun while treating the band like a business.

Catch Clearwater Rising, a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute show featuring hits like “Proud Mary,” “Bad Moon Rising,” and “Fortunate Son.” The performance is led by Robert Abernathy, bringing the classic CCR sound to life for a fun, in-person rock experience. Seats are assigned one hour before show time.

Paddy Mac's hosts the Andrew Morris Band Trio for a return appearance filled with live country music. Classic Irish dishes and a pint of Guinness are part of the night.

Square Peg Pizzeria - Delray Beach hosts karaoke with many dates scheduled and more on the way. Sing a few songs, enjoy food and drinks, and connect with friends or meet new people.

3siXty takes the stage at Rivalries Sports Pub for the first time. This event marks their debut performance at the venue.

Great Big Trivia teams up with Newport Diner in West Palm Beach for Music Bingo, a free, all-ages game where classic bingo gets a musical twist. Instead of numbers, players hear one-minute clips from a wide range of genres and decades, with each song title announced. Mark the matching tracks on your card and be the first to call bingo for a chance at prizes. Newport Diner offers a new dinner menu, so you can enjoy a meal while the soundtrack keeps the energy up.

Catch The Eagles in tribute form with The Limit, a Florida-based band delivering classic hits and crowd favorites. Expect pitch-perfect harmonies, soaring guitar solos, and performances of songs like Hotel California, Life in the Fast Lane, Heartache Tonight, Take It Easy, and more. The show runs about two hours in person. Seats are assigned one hour before show time, and there are no refunds.

Juke heads back to Guanabanas with a set of Miami rock and roll. Admission is free.

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet for a lively night of 90s rock, crowd singalongs, and easygoing waterfront energy. Expect a set filled with nostalgic favorites that keep the choruses rolling. Enjoy live music by the water as the band brings the decade’s hits to life.

Experience RF Factor at Arts Garage as the band reinvents well-known songs with a vibrant mix of pop, funk, jazz, Latin, and R&B. A four-horn frontline, crisp rhythms, and lively crowd connection shape a performance that is both polished and playful, bringing a fresh spark to familiar tunes. The lineup features RF (Ro) on baritone and tenor saxophone and bass clarinet, Doug Michels on trumpet, Kai Sanchez on bass guitar, Christian Davis on guitar, Pete Wallace on keyboard, Edwin Bonilla on percussion, Aaron Glueckauf on drums, Jason Arkins on alto saxophone and flutes, and Allie Biancoviso on trombone. Ro grew up in Brooklyn and received her first tenor sax from the late James Moody, later studying audio engineering in South Florida before turning fully to performance. She has performed with Jennifer Hudson, Camila Cabello, and Vanessa Williams, and she also teaches audio production at Florida Memorial University. Trumpeter Doug Michels, born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island, moved to Miami to pursue music and became active in the salsa scene with Celia Cruz, Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Tito Puente. He joined Gloria Estefan and The Miami Sound Machine, has appeared on recordings from J-Lo to Flo-Rida, and enjoys working on classic cars when he is not performing.

A live, multi sensory Candlelight performance transforms First Presbyterian Church of West Palm Beach into an intimate setting for 90s hip hop arranged for strings. Collins String Quartet, joined by drums, presents fresh takes on favorites by Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Nas, Outkast, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., and Dr. Dre, with a nod to Snoop Dogg’s Gin and Juice. The program weaves through medleys such as Ready or Not and Doo-Wop, N.Y. State of Mind and The World Is Yours, Rosa Parks and Elevators, and other iconic tracks reimagined for this ensemble. Some sessions feature a special floral setting for Candlelight Spring, while others offer the signature candlelit ambiance. The concert runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before showtime, and late entry is not permitted. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts Days Between, a Jerry Garcia celebration featuring Unlimited Devotion, also known as UD. Formed in Miami in 2012 to explore the Grateful Dead songbook, the band has grown a devoted following while evolving its lineup and sound to reflect jazz and funk influences. Now based in both the Tampa and St. Petersburg area as well as Miami, this quintet is known throughout Florida for energized, exploratory performances rooted in improvisation. In 2018 the group produced and performed the Dead & Company pre-concert and after party on Orlando’s Church Street, with city officials estimating crowds of about 5,000 and 7,000, a milestone noted as the largest block party in the city and a moment that drew national attention. That same year Miami New Times named Unlimited Devotion among the four most influential jam bands in Florida, alongside Roosevelt Collier, The Heavy Pets, and Snarky Puppy. This celebration honors Garcia’s legacy with the inventive spirit and seasoned musicianship that define the band.

Experience live music from Ben Childs of the KillBillies at Golden Juicery. This appearance is part of a monthly series.

B.J. Parks performs solo with acoustic guitar at Sailfish Marina Restaurant in Palm Beach Shores, presenting a singer songwriter set with a varied playlist.

The Samantha Russell Duo brings live acoustic rock, pop, and country to Guanabanas Island Restaurant and Bar, a waterfront spot in the heart of Jupiter. This is an outdoor show with an easygoing Sunday Funday feel.

A lively day at the Hive’s tiki area features live entertainment. Expect a fun vibe along with happy hour snacks and drink specials.

Catch a live performance at Guanabanas in Jupiter featuring Eleni Skiba. The show starts at 2:00 PM.

Havoc 305 delivers a high energy mix of Top 40 favorites spanning the 1960s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. With more than 15 years together on South Florida stages, the band features Jose Almonte on vocals, Jwani Brito on drums and vocals, Rik De Cubas on lead guitar and vocals, and Arthur Granquist on bass. They regularly appear at major venues and clubs across the region, including Jimmy Buffets Margaritaville Hollywood Beach, Murphy’s Law at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, and Bull Market, and they are experienced performers at corporate events, festivals, weddings, and private parties. Their past appearances include Miami-Dade County’s Love-In festival and Ribfest, the City of Sunrise July 4th Festival, Bacardi, the Miami Heat, and Nova Southeastern University.

B.J. Parks brings an intimate solo performance to Sailfish Marina Restaurant, featuring acoustic guitar and singer songwriter selections with a varied setlist.

Live Music Bingo is hosted at Duffy's of Village Blvd., a music-themed take on bingo suited to a night out with friends.

Hosted by Boca Latin Dance Studio, this Latin dance night at Cosmo's Nightclub & Lounge begins with an accessible salsa and bachata lesson and then shifts into social dancing until closing. It welcomes complete beginners and seasoned salseros alike, with music spanning salsa, bachata, and a broader Latin mix. Enjoy a warm, community-focused atmosphere and a lively dance floor.

Bread Zeppelin brings a dynamic tribute performance to the city of Wellington’s grand stage. Expect a variety of food and drink trucks on site so you can enjoy a bite and a beverage while listening. Attendees are welcome to bring a lawn chair for comfortable seating and enjoy a lively rock show.

Thursday nights at Square Peg Pizzeria in Delray Beach spotlight live performances by local musicians alongside brick oven pizza, craft cocktails, and an upbeat, welcoming atmosphere. It suits a casual date, a family outing, or a relaxed evening with friends. Each week features local talent, flavorful pies, and drinks that set the tone for an easygoing night.

An open mic at Village Music Wellington offers stage time to musicians, karaoke singers, poets, and stand-up comedians who want to perform. The stage welcomes these performers to share music, poetry, or comedy in an open mic setting.

Meltdown makes its official debut at Double Roads Tavern in Jupiter with a big, high-energy set built around 90s alternative anthems and 80s sing-alongs. Expect familiar favorites and interactive moments that bring the audience into the action, turning the room into a full-voice chorus. This first appearance at the venue is all about transforming the night into an all-out party.

Enjoy a high-energy tribute concert celebrating the iconic sound of Chicago and other legendary horn bands from the 60s and 70s. The show blends rock, jazz, and soul, featuring faithful performances of classics like “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?” and “You’re the Inspiration.” Expect top-notch musicians and a dynamic brass section bringing powerful, soaring melodies to life for a full evening of memorable tunes.