Live music in Kokomo, IN

Prairie Creek Park hosts an evening on The Farmers Bank Performance Center stage featuring Davey & The Midnights, followed by Indy Annies. Davey & The Midnights is an Americana and cosmic boogie outfit led by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Davey Allen. Formed on the west side of Los Angeles in 2017 and now based in Indianapolis, the band blends traditional country, blues, and psychedelia, with echoes of Gram Parsons, J. J. Cale, Leon Russell, and the Grateful Dead. Allen’s songwriting is steeped in the American songbook, and his background includes years on the road, including a period performing with The Animals alongside Eric Burdon. The group has appeared with artists such as Kelsey Waldon, Arlo McKinley, Dale Watson, Nikki Lane, Cristina Vane, Chris Pierce, Angela Perley, Rob Leines, The Local Honeys, and the Deltaz, and is known for energetic, emotionally rich performances. The event features free admission, a beer garden, and local food vendors. Attendees can bring lawn chairs or make use of the dance floor.

Rock and roll fun returns to Grand Junction Brewing with a repeat visit.

Groovesmash takes the stage for Jams at the Junction at Grand Junction Plaza, part of a free concert series on the Great Lawn that also features Dave & Rae, Stella Luna & The Satellites, The Why Store, Midnight RedEye Band, and the Jai Baker Trio. Guests may bring lawn chairs and blankets, and outside food is welcome, while food trucks will be available at each concert. A complimentary shuttle runs between the Westfield Washington Public Library and Grand Junction Plaza, with additional options including permitted on-street parking near the plaza and the parking garage at The Union at Grand Junction Plaza. Grand Junction Plaza is smoke free, pets other than service animals are not permitted during concerts, and commercial activities or distributing promotional materials require prior written consent. Tents, stakes, and umbrellas are not allowed.

Spend your summer evening downtown with Jams at the Junction, a free outdoor concert series at Grand Junction Plaza. This installment features Groovesmash, playing classic rock, pop, funk, soul, and R&B. Bring lawn chairs or a blanket and enjoy live music with friends and neighbors. Parking is available at the Union parking garage, and a free shuttle runs from the Westfield Washington Public Library.

The Beer Garden at Wood Wind presents a free, all-ages concert featuring Spenser as part of the 2026 Summer Concert Series. Attendees can enjoy live music with cold drinks and food from the grill in a relaxed setting with space to sit back or dance. The event suits families and friends and also welcomes those arriving after Couples Night.

Prairie Creek Park hosts a lineup of live music on The Farmers Bank Performance Center’s Stage with free admission, a beer garden, and local food vendors. Davey & The Midnights start the music, then the Indy Annies take the stage, led by vocalist Breezey Fox and guitarist Krista Hoose. The Indiana-based band blends original songs with country favorites from artists such as Dolly, Wynonna, and Brooks & Dunn, alongside modern selections from Morgan Wade, Whiskey Myers, and Nikki Lane. Their sound bridges classic, harmony-rich storytelling reminiscent of Ryman-era country with a lively electric edge that fits anywhere from rodeo arenas to honky tonk dives. Fox and Hoose also perform frequently as an acoustic duo, often trading their setlist for audience requests that span multiple genres. Settle into a lawn chair or head to the dance floor and enjoy the show.

Radio Junkies brings a live, decades-spanning set to Joe's Grille Westfield, featuring hit songs from the '70s, '80s, '90s, and today. Expect upbeat, danceable tracks and plenty of sing-along moments for a fun night of music across eras.

Families can expect a laid back gathering with food and a live music set. It offers time to hang out together and enjoy some tunes.

Enjoy music bingo at the Frankfort Library with a session that spotlights Disney favorites. Instead of numbers, songs cue the action as players match what they hear to their cards. This activity welcomes participants of every age, and prizes are awarded to the winners. The library offers music bingo on a quarterly schedule in a classroom on the lower level.

The Riverwalk Concert Series presents a free, all-ages outdoor show with live music, food, drinks, and local creativity on display. Big Shrimp, a quartet from Bridgeport, Connecticut, delivers an adrenaline-charged blend of dance-ready funk and exploratory, progressive rock with an improvisational edge. Their performance swings from hook-filled originals to surprising cover choices, staying tight and playful while keeping the energy high. Sharing the stage, Bedford is a Kentucky three-piece that fuses grunge grit, blues-drenched classic rock, and a jam-forward feel for a big, old-school-meets-modern sound. Soulful vocals, hefty riffs, and confident groove set the tone for a night that moves. Burgers and beer will be available alongside other adult beverages, and local artists and makers will be on site.

The Handcuffs & Honkytonks Tour arrives with a high-octane evening of outlaw sounds, whiskey-fueled energy, and shout-along favorites, all wrapped in a party that never eases up. Moonshine Bandits take center stage as they build toward the release of their new album, Handcuffs & Honkytonks. Expect roaring crowds, chilled drinks, unexpected moments, and the kind of memories that carry into the next day.

Enjoy live music at Urban Apples Cidery & Restaurant. Settle in for a relaxed time, grab a bite to eat, and sip a drink while the music plays.

Catch Dave Adkins at the Winding Creek Bluegrass Festival. The show is scheduled for 5:00 PM during the festival.

An all-ages outdoor concert series with live music, suitable for families.