Live music in Crown Point, IN

An all-ages, family-friendly open mic at Off Square Brewing, hosted by Nicholas Kazonis, welcomes music, comedy, poetry, stories, and other talents. Acoustic solo artists, duos and small acts, singers and songwriters, comedians, and spoken word performers are invited to take the stage. Every performer receives a free audio recording of their set to take home and share. It offers a chance to connect with the local creative community and enjoy a night out with family and friends. There is no cover charge, and food and drinks are available.

Emo Night arrives at Hobart Art Theater as Loudernow makes its debut, presenting a live tribute to the 2000s emo and pop punk era. The band performs for more than two and a half hours with high energy and plenty of crowd interaction, highlighting the songs that shaped a generation. Nostalgic touches nod to Warped Tour summers, customized MySpace profiles, burned mix CDs, and heartfelt AIM away messages, setting the stage for wall to wall singalongs and shared moments in the crowd. The set features favorites from My Chemical Romance, Taking Back Sunday, Fall Out Boy, Blink-182, Paramore, Panic! at the Disco, The Used, Jimmy Eat World, A Day to Remember, Good Charlotte, Sum 41, New Found Glory, Hawthorne Heights, All Time Low, Story of the Year, Motion City Soundtrack, Silverstein, Mayday Parade, Rise Against, Saosin, Cartel, Boys Like Girls, The Starting Line, The Maine, Underoath, Thrice, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, We The Kings, and more. The songs still resonate, the memories remain, and for many it was never just a phase.

Wildwood Country brings an upbeat night of live country music to 41° North Tavern, blending beloved classics with newer anthems and the kind of energy that keeps the dance floor busy. Line dancing and two-stepping fit right in, whether you plan to move to the music or simply relax and listen. The tavern offers a full selection of food along with craft beverages and cold beer, and it stays open late for an unhurried evening.

The band Dick Diamond and the Dusters will perform during Lowell’s Labor Day festival.

Rockology brings a party rock set to the Lowell Labor Day Festival, turning the Lowell American Legion Grounds into a lively outdoor stage for sing alongs and dancing. The band delivers rock and roll favorites spanning decades, aiming to rekindle memories while creating new ones. Admission is free and the event is open to all.