Live music in Woodridge, IL

Downtown Wheaton comes alive throughout the summer with a series of forty live music performances. Concerts rotate among outdoor dining destinations, giving diners the chance to enjoy live tunes while sampling al fresco options across Downtown Wheaton. The series is sponsored by Wheaton Sport Center.

This is a relaxed spin on classic bingo where song clips replace letters and numbers. The soundtrack spans the 1950s through today and includes themed rounds like 80s rock, 90s hits, and One Hit Wonders. It is free to play, with real prizes awarded in every game. Each participant gets a personal set of bingo cards, so a bigger group at your table can boost the odds that someone wins. The brewery serves craft beer and awards prizes to winners throughout the evening.

This concert is part of the Bolingbrook Summer Concert Series and will be held at The Roger C. Claar Performing Arts Center - Village of Bolingbrook.

This new and improved open mic at Ballydoyle is hosted by Chad Gemkow. Musicians can showcase their musical talents.

Riskey Wayger is back for Westmont Cruisin' Nights at Neat Kitchen + Bar. This downtown car show features music along with plenty of food, drinks, and cars.

Wrap up the summer with an outdoor performance by Heart to Heartbreaker, a tribute celebrating the music of Heart and Pat Benatar while honoring the trailblazing women who transformed rock and roll. The concert takes place in Darien at Carriage Greens Country Club in the North parking lot, and admission is free. Plan to arrive early, bring a chair or blanket and some snacks, and watch for the Piccadilly flag. RSVP to Nancy Mc on Meetup.

Swap the asphalt for tropical vibes at Illinois Harley-Davidson during a luau-themed bike night that calls for bright Hawaiian shirts and easygoing fun. Whether riders roll in with a crew or meet new friends in the lot, the atmosphere is relaxed and summery. The night features live music from Emma and the Dilemma along with food trucks, drinks, vendors, and games. No passport needed... just a bike and a love for the open road.

A monthly residency features a live performance at The Foxtail in Downers Grove. Cocktails and food are available to enjoy during the event.

Part of Rock The Block, the Block 59 Summer Concert Series, this free community show features 7th Heaven performing live on the grassy lawn at Block 59. Expect an easygoing outdoor atmosphere where guests can relax on blankets, enjoy music in the open air, and pick up food from nearby spots. Free tickets are available. Alcohol is not permitted on the lawn. 7th Heaven has been entertaining audiences for about four decades and typically plays around 200 shows each year, including many outdoor concerts.

This rescheduled event brings Motown, funk, and soul to the Oaks Amphitheater in Oak Brook, Illinois for a summertime evening of music. For additional details, see the park district website.

Set in the warm indoor pool at The Hyatt Lodge, this luxury floating sound journey invites you to choose between two ways to experience live, immersive music. Float on a twin-size air mattress on the water while musicians surround the pool with crystal singing bowls, drums, chimes, gongs, and other instruments, or relax from a reserved lounge chair beside the pool and take in the full soundscape from land. The flow includes time to get settled, a sustained live sound immersion, and a gentle period to re-ground before exiting the space. Entry is guided, doors to the pool are locked after check-in, and late arrivals are not admitted. Wear comfortable clothing suited to a very warm pool room and avoid back zippers. Shoes and bags are not permitted on the float. Water bottles are welcome, but not glass. Phones should be silenced. When purchasing multiple tickets, provide the first and last names of all attendees. All reservations are final sale and non-refundable, and tickets cannot be moved to another date. Cancellations, no-shows, and unused reservations are not credited or rescheduled. You may transfer your ticket to another guest by submitting the new attendee’s name in advance so the check-in list can be updated. If Stillwater Symphony cancels, guests receive credit toward a future float. Pricing includes service and booking fees.

Stephanie hosts Music Bingo at Cellar Door, trading the usual letters and numbers for short clips of songs. The music ranges from the 1950s to current hits, with themed rounds such as 80s rock, 90s hits, One Hit Wonders and more. Mark songs as you recognize them and get five in a row to win. This is not music trivia, so teaming up with friends is fine and using tools like Shazam to identify titles is allowed. It is free to play and every game awards real prizes. Each attendee receives their own set of bingo cards, so larger groups increase the chances of a win at the table. While you play, enjoy ten draft beers, rotating wines by the glass, and an extensive selection of bottled beer and wine from Cellar Door.

Karaoke at CaraWay’s brings a lighthearted mix of music, laughs and sing-alongs to well-loved songs and artists. Food and drink specials are available, and the staff is friendly. The night supports a growing Thursday karaoke scene, and friends are welcome to share the mic.

A lively karaoke night at CaraWay’s features music, laughter, and sing alongs to favorite songs and artists. Food and drink specials are available, and the staff is described as great. The event supports a growing karaoke scene at CaraWay’s.

Wheaton Cruise Nights showcases supercars, classic cars, and hot rods in the center circle at Town Square Wheaton, complemented by live music, food options, and a vibrant atmosphere. Admission is free for attendees. Registration is required for vehicle owners who plan to participate, and the event is presented in partnership with Chitown Exotic Car Group. The center circle will be closed to non-event traffic. Enter from the north and south parking lot entrances, as the Naperville Road entrance will not be open. Live music features acts such as The Oh Boys and Villekulla, with another performer to be announced.

Enjoy live music at 3 Corners as part of a summer Friday series with good food and chilled drinks, featuring a performance by Nick Madsen.

Celebrate the final Music on Maple Street concert of the summer as Dawn Xiana Moon performs a mix of folk, pop, jazz, and traditional Chinese music at the Bill Mueller Memorial Gazebo. Bring a blanket or chair, pack a picnic, or grab a treat from Dairy Queen. This concert is free, and registration is appreciated.

Lost Pyramids return to Crooked Army Vinyl & Tap for one long, jam-filled set. This Chicagoland jam band pairs folky songwriting with jazz-inspired improvisation within a rock and roll sound, offering a mix of originals and covers shaped by the music of the Grateful Dead, Phish, and Frank Zappa. Admission is free.

Deejay Mixx delivers a genre-blending, open format set shaped by 25 years behind the decks, with quick-cut scratching and spontaneous mashups that keep the whole crowd moving. As the founder of KMP Entertainment Group and a longtime pillar of Chicago’s DJ scene, he brings seasoned energy to the Lucca patio. Cocktails are crafted by Gallo, there is no cover, a full bar is available, and the kitchen serves late-night bites.

Experience a musical twist on bingo at The Beer Cellar. Instead of letters and numbers, short snippets of songs are played and players mark their cards to match what they hear. The soundtrack spans from the 1950s to today’s hits, with themed rounds like 80s rock, 90s hits, One Hit Wonders, and more. Whoever completes five in a row first wins. It is not music trivia, so players can ask friends or use Shazam to help identify song titles. While you play, enjoy a selection of craft beer along with wine, spirits, and canned choices, plus options to take home.

Experience a genre-spanning mix of rock, pop, folk, country, reggae, and soul.

At Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church of Downers Grove, a candlelit concert pays tribute to Fleetwood Mac with a classical twist. A string trio brings the band’s iconic songs to life, including Go Your Own Way, Second Hand News, Dreams, Don’t Stop, The Chain, You Make Loving Fun, I Don’t Want To Know, Gold Dust Woman, Landslide, Gypsy, Little Lies, and Everywhere. Presented by Lumos, known for creating atmospheric performances in remarkable spaces, this event blends intimate ambiance with beloved melodies. Seating operates on a first come, first served basis within the purchased tier, which is arranged in Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze zones. The event is open to ages 8 and up. The venue offers wheelchair access, with specific placement such as front row not guaranteed. Lumos also contributes to a different charity each month.

Presented by Afterlife and RMRP Studio, Twista takes the stage at Basecamp in Lisle with opening acts by RMRP Studios. The lineup is planned to keep the energy high from start to finish for a lively night.

Johnny’s Blitz Bar and Grill hosts Nostalgia for a live performance featuring hits across funk, soul, rock and roll, and blues. This blues-focused spot is a popular stage for both national and local artists. A $10 cover charge applies. The kitchen is also known for serving some of the best burgers in town.

Returning to a favorite hangout, the performers head back to Ballydoyle - Downers Grove for another night of jamming. They are revisiting a place they enjoy and keeping the focus on the music.

Sparks Fly, a tribute to Taylor Swift, brings a live show to Basecamp Lisle filled with sing-along favorites from every era. Expect a lively atmosphere with themed drinks inspired by Taylor, chances to win prizes and giveaways, and plenty of opportunities to dance and sing along. This event is open to all ages.

Experience a Roman-inspired evening on the patio at Lucca Osteria & Bar. A shared, family-style feast showcases the flavors of the Italian capital, served across multiple courses and enjoyed al fresco in the warmth of late summer. Guests can savor traditional Roman dishes with thoughtfully paired wines, live Italian-style music, and a welcome Aperol Spritz.

Vocalists interested in the Downers Grove Choral Society can take part in a voice hearing at First United Methodist Church in Downers Grove. The ensemble is seeking new singers and welcomes participants from across Chicagoland, including those with backgrounds in school and university choirs, church music, and professional performance. Voice hearings are required for new members and are available throughout the season, with appointments for the upcoming season arranged with Dr. Rakes. Each hearing includes a vocal range assessment, checks for pitch recall, accompanied sight reading, and a short prepared piece of your choice, which could be anything from a well known patriotic song to a Mozart aria. Please plan to arrive about five to ten minutes early to complete a brief form, or finish it ahead of time.

David's Bazaar brings an acoustic grab bag to Potter's Place, serving up reinterpretations that span genres and decades. Expect covers from Springsteen, Slipknot, Stapleton, Floyd, Fuel, and the Furs, plus Mraz, Metallica, Malone, Cash, Costello, and Croce. The set also reaches across Prine, Prince, and Petty, with plenty from Foo, Goo, and Who, and requests are welcome. This performance is weather dependent... it is planned for clear conditions only, and the venue may cancel if the forecast looks questionable. If the weather is anything less than ideal, call 630.355.9165 to confirm status.