Live music in Quad Cities, IA

Hauberg Estate keeps regular weekly hours. In addition, Tunes At the Tulip takes place monthly with live entertainment.

Chris Avey Band performs as part of Live At 5 at Common Chord, bringing live music to the Skybridge Courtyard in downtown Davenport. This family friendly summer series offers free performances. For a comfortable experience, bringing your own chair is recommended. Outside food is welcome, and outside beverages are not permitted.

Royal Pop, featuring Paola, performs at Corazon Latino Restaurant & Bar, the new sister restaurant to El Fogon. This appearance is one of two shows.

Fair Warning brings a rock 'n' roll party to the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds, taking over the Pavilion stage with a big stage arena rock experience. The set features crowd favorites from Bon Jovi, Journey, Van Halen, and more, delivered with high energy that gets fans singing and dancing. Drink specials will be available, creating a lively atmosphere for a night of classic hits and good times.

A yearly Rhinelander tradition brings Hodag alumni from every class year back together to share memories and reconnect. The celebration is open to everyone, not just graduates, and is suitable for families. Live music from Caught in the Act and Another Stupid Summer sets the tone.

The Historic Block Courtyard sets the scene for a relaxed summer evening of live music, cold drinks, and downtown energy. This free, all-ages concert features an opening set from Ryan Bizarri, an accomplished songwriter with Nashville roots whose resume includes the Bluebird Café and co-writes recorded in country circles. Now based in Geneseo, Illinois, he blends Midwestern storytelling with a polished Nashville touch. Wicked Liz & The Bellyswirls close the show with their long-running pop rock Americana sound. Formed in 1999, the band is known for high-energy performances, a devoted Midwest following, more than 1,200 shows, five albums, and a 2025 induction into the Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They carry on with strength and heart as they honor the legacy of longtime drummer Greg Hipskind. Attendees can bring a lawn chair and settle in, and seating is limited with support from Simply Amish Interiors. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from local spots including Bad Boyz Pizza and Pub, Dead Poet’s Espresso, The River House, Bent River Brewing Company, Pour Bros. Craft Taproom Moline, and Sins Tavern.

An evening of line dancing at the Club offers fun for all abilities. The bar will be open, and a great menu of food will be available.

Goodbye June appears live in person with special guests, delivering guitar-forward rock infused with Southern blues and a gospel swing. The three cousins shaped their sound out of loss after Tyler’s brother passed in June, turning that moment into a mission to write bold, memorable anthems. Following their major label debut Magic Valley, they earned praise from Rolling Stone, placed Liberty Mother in a prominent Budweiser TV campaign and a WWE theme, and filled venues across the United States and Europe alongside Greta Van Fleet and ZZ Top. Their music has reached fans through ESPN, the NFL and NHL, as well as in Need for Speed and Madden, helping push their Spotify streams past 140 million. In 2022 they topped the UK Rock Chart with See Where The Night Goes, and they continue forward with their latest album, Deep in the Trouble.

Enjoy a night of food, drinks, and live music from Lynn Allen during Fair Week. After the performance, the celebration continues with an afterparty featuring a karaoke DJ. Cover is $5.

Enjoy a Goo Goo Dolls show with added benefits. This one day concert ticket includes early entry and pit access at the front of the stage, offering an upgraded way to experience the performance.

Fluffy unites five seasoned Chicago-area musicians who share more than three decades of devotion to Ween. With a repertoire exceeding 90 songs, their tribute spans the band’s full range, from early favorites on GodWeenSatan to tracks from La Cucaracha and beyond. Advance tickets are $15, and admission at the door is $10.

Expect a high energy night in the Quad Cities as BitterSweet Nation fills the stage at Rhythm City Casino Resort with deep grooves and vibrant vibes. The set delivers an atmosphere powered by rhythm and momentum from start to finish.

The DETOUR Band performs as part of the Bally’s Summer Patio Series at Bally’s Quad Cities Casino & Hotel, delivering a lively set of dance-ready favorites from artists like Luke Combs, Eagles, Eric Church, Journey, Morgan Wallen, Alabama, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blake Shelton, Kid Rock, Chris Stapleton, the Beach Boys, the Monkeys, Chicago, the Doobie Brothers, and more.

Enjoy favorite songs performed live on the patio when the weather cooperates. If conditions do not, the music shifts indoors so the performance can continue.

The Travis Reid Band brings an upbeat mix of soulful rhythms, energetic tunes, and crowd favorites to the Runner’s Park stage for an outdoor evening of live music. The atmosphere is family friendly, with plenty of room to dance, unwind, and enjoy the show as the sun goes down. Food trucks offer savory choices, desserts are available for a sweet finish, and local vendors present unique items to browse. Expect a relaxed setting with opportunities to mingle and make memories.

The Travis Ried Band returns to the East Moline Main Street event at Runners Park for another appearance.

This outdoor concert in the park is part of an eight week live music series. The event is suitable for all ages, and bringing a lawn chair is a good idea for comfortable seating. Food and drinks will be available for purchase until sold out, including brats, hot dogs, sloppy joe, chips, slices of cream pie, pop, and bottled water. Popcorn will also be sold for $1 per bag. Please note that there is no parking along 7th Avenue.

Lewis Knudsen makes his first appearance at The Gypsy Highway with a set that blends cover tunes and select originals. Guests can enjoy dinner alongside a free show.

Ecdysiast Arts Museum presents an open mic welcoming every kind of performance. Sign up when you arrive and share music, dance, singing, comedy, or acting. All performers are encouraged to participate.

Dogs In A Pile brings its jam band sound to Common Chord for a night of adventurous grooves and free-flowing improvisation. Tickets are $28 in advance and $32 at the door. Hailing from Asbury Park, New Jersey, this five-piece has been logging about 130 performances a year since 2022, letting the road fuel a swiftly expanding catalog of original music. Their latest release, Distroid, gathers ten tracks that put long-requested live staples into focused studio form, moving from tight, melody-forward funk and jazz-tinged psych rock to extended journeys marked by crisp unison passages, quick stylistic pivots and vibrant soloing. The lineup features guitarists Jimmy Law and Brian Murray, keyboardist Jeremy Kaplan, bassist Sam Lucid and drummer Joe Babick. A nod to a Grateful Dead lyric, their name hints at a wide-ranging sound that touches storyteller Americana, bluegrass, exploratory jazz, pop-rock finesse and deep-pocket rhythms that flow through funk, Latin and reggae. Their community of fans across the country, known as the Dog Pound, is part of the fabric that surrounds the band’s live presence.

This free, all-ages concert at Bass Street Landing features live music with food and beverages available for purchase. The lineup includes an opening performance by Lee Blackmon followed by Funktastic Five. Lawn chairs are welcome. Sponsors include Hutchison Engineering and John Deere Pavilion as stage sponsors, Sexton Ford as vehicle sponsor, Renewal by Andersen as sound sponsor, and Express Employment Pros as band sponsor. Hospitality for the series is supported by Pour Bros. Craft Taproom, Pub 1848, Restaurante El Mariachi, Bent River Brewing, Sunny Dogs, and Stoney Creek Hotel, and food and beverage vendors may rotate throughout the series. Outside alcohol is not allowed. These shows are weather dependent, and any updates or cancellations will be shared on the Moline Centre Facebook page.

This qualifier at The Tangled Wood offers a path into the 2026 Quad City Karaoke Championship season. Registration takes place first, followed by the singing.

10 of Soul returns to Faye's Field for a family-friendly gathering. Bring a lawn chair, a cooler, a blanket, and your dancing shoes for a comfortable, lively time.

A free outdoor concert spotlights 10 of Soul, a high-energy group of roughly ten musicians performing a lively mix of classic soul, funk, and blues, plus a few of their own funky arrangements. The band features four dynamic vocalists backed by a tight rhythm section and a four-piece horn line, all focused on delivering an engaging show from start to finish. Guests are welcome to bring their own food and beverages. If the weather turns, the performance will move inside the library. Part of the Summer Concert Series, made possible by the Bettendorf Public Library Foundation and supported by Title Sponsors TBK Bank and the REM Iowa Host Home Program, with additional support from The Bettendorf Rotary Club and Duck Creek Tire & Service.