Live music in DuPage County, IL

Throw it back to the roots of reggaetón with a daytime brunch party that blends nostalgic beats and perreo with a festive brunch vibe. Enjoy a two hour, all you can eat buffet with two mimosas included while a live DJ spins old school favorites. A cash bar offers five dollar drink specials, and there are free raffles throughout. The energy keeps building with a reggaetón contest on the floor. Presale tickets are forty dollars, and tickets will also be available at the door.

West Coast Swing at Strut Dance Studio in Glen Ellyn, IL presents a themed night built around a set of short Swing Skillz mini workshops followed by social dancing. The series covers Solo Swing, Connection and Flow, Sit and Dip tips, and playful footwork, with instructors tying everything together so the material flows naturally on the dance floor. Music for the open dance is provided by DJ Trendsetta. Instruction is led by Brittney, Jessica, and Fiore. Admission includes both the workshops and the social. Pricing is $25, or choose a 5 Pack Open Dance Pass for $100 per person that can be used at any Strut social with no expiration. Those who want to eat beforehand will find nearby options in Baker Hill, including the newly opened Golden Walk a couple of doors away, Ellyn’s Tap and Grill, Taco Pros, Sarpino’s Pizza, and Pete’s Fresh Market with a hot food bar, drink bar, cafe, and gelato. First-time visitors to Strut are asked to complete the new participant waiver in advance to speed up check-in.

At The Piazza, The Boy Band Review delivers a playful showdown celebrating the biggest hits of Backstreet Boys and NSYNC. Expect favorites like I Want It That Way and Bye Bye Bye performed live in a head-to-head set packed with 90s pop energy. Attendees can lean into the nostalgia with 90s-inspired outfits and enjoy a lively atmosphere of singalongs and friendly dance-offs. The night spotlights a single question... which boy band comes out on top?

Potter's Place features Bella's Second Shot Band delivering horn-driven cover versions across pop, rock, Motown, disco, soul, and swing, creating a lively mix of brassy melodies and upbeat rhythms.

Trapt marks 25 years with a celebratory live performance that spans their journey from the early days to today. For one night only, the band will play its debut album from start to finish, offering a full front to back experience of where it all began. This all ages event takes place at Basecamp Pub & Eatery.

Ten vocalists from Chicago a cappella lead a musical voyage through Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark, illuminating the far north with beauty, mystery, and wonder. Shimmering harmonies, images of sweeping Nordic landscapes, and age-old storytelling come together in a program shaped by nature, folklore, and light. Presented at Wentz Concert Hall, this full-length concert lasts 110 minutes and includes an intermission. It is recommended for ages 10 and older and is welcoming to audiences across generations.

Cheeseburger Monday features $9.95 cheeseburgers and inspirational music throughout the evening.

Two Way Street Coffee House and the Plank Road Folk Music Society present a community song circle led by George Mattson. Participants are invited to bring a song to share, whether an original or a cover, and try it out among fellow musicians and listeners in a supportive setting. The focus is on acoustic performances, and everyone is welcome. Voluntary donations help sustain these community gatherings. During June, July, and August, the song circle meets on the second Thursday of the month, with second Tuesdays returning in September.

Experience a refreshed open mic at Ballydoyle with Chad Gemkow as host. Musicians can take the stage and share their talents.

Discover Bachata at Dance Mystic with a welcoming beginner bootcamp followed by a social where you can immediately practice your new steps. The evening starts with a foundational lesson that focuses on timing, rhythm, connection, and must-know patterns for newcomers, then moves into an upbeat segment for dancers ready to add stylish combinations and musicality. A relaxed practice party caps it off so you can dance, meet people, and build confidence. No partner is required and first-timers are encouraged. Admission includes one drink, with a choice of beer, wine, seltzer, or a soft drink. Pricing is $10 for the beginner class and $15 for the level-up option, which also covers the practice social and the included drink. A monthly pass is available for $65, regularly $99, and covers ballroom, salsa, bachata nights, and all practice parties.