Live music in Plainfield, IL

Experience a ballroom dance set to a live 10-piece orchestra at Naperville Arthur Murray. Step onto the floor or relax and listen as the band plays classics from across the years. Admission is $20 at the door.

Enjoy live music from Jason Benefield at Blind Corner/Go Brewing.

Unwind with a round of Singo at Metro Grill & Bar, a music-driven game where a song plays and you mark the matching square. It is free to take part, with a local twist on winning. Let the week’s stress fade with songs and lighthearted competition.

At Nash Vegas Saloon, bingo gets a musical twist with a bingo-style game built around songs and prizes awarded throughout the night. There are chances to win entrees and appetizers, plus a progressive jackpot that can reach $600. Singing along is optional and encouraged.

Wrap up the day at Backroads Burger & Bar with a music-themed game night featuring new themes each week, complimentary food throughout the evening, and a live progressive jackpot. Come ready to play and see if you can take home a win.

Part of the Block 59 Summer Concert Series, this free community concert brings live music to the green with Hi Infidelity. Spread out a blanket, grab a bite nearby, and soak up summer vibes while the band delivers high-energy classic rock and 80s arena rock. Free tickets are available through Eventbrite. No alcohol is permitted on the green. Known around Chicago and the surrounding suburbs, Hi Infidelity performs year-round at bars, festivals, corporate events, and private celebrations.

Taking place in Naperville, this event has been moved to a new date after a prior scheduling change.

This no-cost summer concert at the Naperville Community Concert Center presents a variety of Broadway music, plus a guest performance by Outbound Acapella.

Week 12 of Sounds on 66 welcomes The Rangers to City Square in Downtown Joliet, right across from the Rialto Square Theatre. Expect a lively blend of honky tonk, country rock, and Midwestern twang, with tight guitar work, a fiddle-forward sound, and storytelling that tips its hat to Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Dwight Yoakam, and Charley Crockett. The band champions a back-to-basics spirit that keeps the roots of country music front and center. Admission is free and the atmosphere is friendly for all ages. Thanks to Joliet’s Social District, drinks purchased from participating downtown spots in an official cup can be enjoyed throughout City Square during the show. When the concert winds down, the night continues around downtown with live music, food, and drinks at places such as Chicago Street Pub, Richardson's, The Forge, The Blue Taco, Mousa, CUT158 Chophouse, Audiophil's, Juliet's Tavern, Judge's, and Azul Celeste. This installment of Sounds on 66 is part of Joliet’s summer-long celebration of Route 66, live music, and downtown culture.

Second Hand Soul Band performs at Preservation Park as part of Concerts in the Park, a free outdoor concert series. Guests are welcome to pack a picnic and bring lawn chairs for a comfortable, laid-back experience on the lawn.

A Song Swap at Black Dog Vinyl Cafe in Plainfield, Illinois features special guest Heather Mall with Jason Benefield hosting.

At Roasti's in Plainfield, a Singo music showdown features a host cueing up quick song snippets while participants test their ears and race for prizes. The atmosphere is loud, bold, and playfully spirited from start to finish.

Hillbilly Rockstarz performs at Nash Vegas Saloon, offering a night centered on fun and good company. A relaxed vibe and plenty of music set the tone for a feel-good time.

Now in its fifth year, this free-to-attend, family-friendly music festival brings a mix of live performances to the porches of historic homes in the afternoon, then concludes with an evening concert at Preservation Park. Families will find activities for children, along with art booths and craft vendors. Local bites will be available from Moe Joe's.

Off the Charts returns to Draft Picks Naperville with a longer set full of high-octane guitars, catchy choruses, and plenty of momentum. Expect crowd-pleasing singalongs and dance-floor staples in a performance that takes center stage and fills the room. Drinks are pouring, the kitchen is open, and the atmosphere is primed for a lively night. There is no cover.