Live music in Johnson County, KS

Enjoy patio acoustic music from Joel McNulty, with live tunes alongside wine, cocktails, sweet sips, and food. The setting is a farm with an easygoing, social vibe that encourages lingering and conversation. Additional events are planned throughout the weekend.

Enjoy a free concert at Stagecoach Park featuring Surfin' Safari, a tribute to the Beach Boys, alongside Vinyl Revival. This special Goal-athe edition of Olathe Live offers food trucks, concessions, and yard games, plus an expanded Family Zone with a face painter, balloon artist, a bounce house, and other activities for kids.

Collin Bowen and Butch Carson bring their acoustic duo to Mr. P'z Bar and Grill at Fireside BBQ, slated to be their debut at Mr. P'z. Arrive ready to eat, then stick around for the music vibes.

Liverpool: A Tribute to The Beatles brings the Fab Four’s sound and style to the Aztec Shawnee Theater stage with period-correct looks, authentic costumes, and a collection of vintage 1960s guitars and amplifiers. The group has toured the country for almost 25 years and has been inducted into the Kansas Music Hall of Fame. Expect a performance that captures the look, the sound, and the spirit of The Beatles live. Tickets start at $20. There are no advance ticketing fees, and prices increase on the day of the show. Tables with seats that include admission are available in VIP areas or near the stage while supplies last. The auditorium provides four ADA wheelchair spots and 186 additional seats, with a mix of general admission, reserved theater seating, and tables. Parking is available behind the theater, along the street, and across the street. The full bar offers domestic and craft beer, a wide selection of spirits, and specialty drinks, along with soft drinks, popcorn, and snacks. Outside food from nearby downtown Shawnee eateries is welcome, but outside beverages are not permitted. Food trucks are often found near Transport Brewery, with offerings subject to change.

Little Stranger is hitting the stage in Kansas City along with Tropidelic, Jarv, and Damn Skippy. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM at Madrid Theatre.

This relaxed ukulele jam welcomes participants of all skill levels. Music packets are emailed a few days in advance, and you can request one by contacting ukeonjamgroup@gmail.com.

A special Donor Highlights edition of Spin Focus spotlights exceptional albums shared by the community, featuring an original pressing from Bill Fisher’s collection of Music From Big Pink, the 1968 debut by The Band. Created in a pink house in West Saugerties, New York, and influenced by time spent working with Bob Dylan, the album blended Americana, gospel, folk, R&B, and country in ways that changed the course of rock. Signature tracks such as "The Weight," "Tears of Rage," and "I Shall Be Released" showcase rich vocal harmonies and deep ensemble chemistry over showmanship. This focused listening session honors the artistry of Robbie Robertson, Levon Helm, Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, and Garth Hudson, while also recognizing the generosity of donors like Bill Fisher who help keep analog history alive. Experience high-fidelity playback with warm acoustics, vivid dynamics, and reference-level detail on a system featuring components by Audio Note, Perlisten, and Cambridge Audio. A $10 donation supports Center For Recorded Music, a 501(c)(3), and includes admission, complimentary snacks, and one beverage from a wide selection of soft drinks, flavored waters, tea, beer, wine, mixed drinks, and nonalcoholic options. Seating at The Listyning Room is first come, first seated. Advance donations can secure a spot, and if space remains, donations will be accepted at the door. Parking is available next to the building.

Back for its 3rd year, the My Lil' Lemon Drop Day Party Festival is a full day-party experience at Chicken N Pickle in Overland Park. The event runs from 5 PM to 11 PM and has the entire facility reserved, including inside space, patio areas, the rooftop, multiple bars, and several food stations. Expect a big crowd, good music, lemon drops, and everyone dressed in yellow, green, and white. This is a 21+ event with a dress code of casual to upscale attire, no athletic wear, and no smoking or vaping. Tickets are for open seating, and table reservations are available by text.

At Redrock Canyon Grill Overland Park, live performances by local musicians pair with food, craft cocktails, and patio seating. Whether for dinner, drinks, or a laid back night out, guests can settle in with friends as the music sets an easygoing soundtrack for the evening.

Part of the Second Saturday Concert Series, this event features live performances by Taryn Gervais and Eric Griffin at Hometown Olathe Family Farm. The kitchen offers items to share, sandwiches, salads, pizza, desserts and more, and the bar serves cocktails, mocktails, beer, wine and slushies. Enjoy fresh air with plenty of outdoor seating, and guests may bring lawn chairs or blankets. Admission is free. For vendor opportunities, the only official contacts are Hometown Olathe Family Farm, TJ Events and the official email, and all vendor payments are processed only through TJ Events.

Head to KC Wine Co for a Taylor Swift themed music bingo night. Come ready to sip while you sing and play along to a Taylor-coded playlist. It’s a fun, free event for Swifties, and it’s also a good excuse to try to keep your streak going through the rounds.

Tanner Foulk brings a live performance to The Bellows, setting the tone for a beautiful evening of music.

Compati appears at Buffalo State Pizza Co. OP in Downtown OP. The restaurant is now open in a new location just across the street, about 450 feet from the previous spot. Guests can enjoy roughly double the space, a sizable new bar with a wide beer selection, and the same Buffalo State Pizza menu favorites that regulars know well.

A live performance will take place on the patio every Saturday evening, weather permitting, from May through September.

A joint concert at Thompson Park in Overland Park brings together the American Legion Band of Greater Kansas City and the 312th Army Band Iowa Street Jazz Combo. The American Legion Band will share the pieces it is preparing for the American Legion Band Competition in Louisville later in August, along with patriotic selections. The Iowa Street Jazz Combo is part of the 312th Army Band, which is based in Lawrence, Kansas. Bring a chair and a friend for a program of live music from both ensembles.

Celebrate the sounds of the 1980s as About Last Night brings a lively mix of rock and pop to the Aztec Shawnee Theater. Formed in 2012, the band is known for singalong favorites that keep crowds on their feet and has previously sold out shows at this venue. Attendees are encouraged to lean into the theme with 80s-inspired looks, from Jordache denim and big hair to Miami Vice, Valley Girl, MTV, or glam rock styles. Tickets start at $15 with no advance ticketing fees, and prices increase on the day of the show. Seating options include ADA wheelchair spaces, general admission and reserved theater seats, plus tables near the stage or in the VIP section while supplies last. Parking is available behind the theater, along the street, and across the street. The bar offers domestic and craft beer, a full selection of spirits and specialty drinks, as well as soft drinks, popcorn, and snacks. Outside food from downtown Shawnee eateries is welcome, but outside beverages are not permitted. Food trucks are often set up near Transport Brewery and may change without notice.

Designed for warm evenings and easygoing energy, this live music series brings The Yachties to the SERV Courtyard Stage for a smooth mix of yacht rock favorites and laid-back hits that fit a summer night. Look forward to an outdoor stage featuring the largest screen in Overland Park, an open-air courtyard with room to unwind or meet up with friends, food truck hall vibes, multiple bars, and a high-energy, social scene. Sunset Sessions brings together live bands, good drinks, and a vibrant crowd, whether planning a full night out or dropping in for a set.

Stray Cats and Midnight Cowgirls are coming to the Uptown Theater for an evening of rock and roll, rockabilly, and psychobilly. Show time is 7:00 PM.

Mammoth Presents welcomes Tom Oeffling, featuring Last Common Ancestor for a live show at Minibar. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the performance starting at 7:30 PM. This event is for ages 21 and up.

A free silent disco at Hometown Olathe Family Farm brings music, dancing, and glowing neon vibes under the stars. Guests are given wireless headphones and can switch among several music channels throughout the event. Food and drinks are available for purchase, making it a lively night out with friends. For vendor opportunities, the official contacts are Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and all vendor payments are processed only through TJ Events.

A high-energy blend of fiery blues, country with a funky groove, and timeless rock and roll, delivered by a powerhouse group of seasoned musicians. Their playful, rule-bending spirit fuels a lively set that keeps the music bold and the vibe fun.

Catch Amanda Fish at Knuckleheads in The Legendary Gospel Lounge. The show is for general admission. Note that it requires a guardian if you’re under 21, and no refunds are offered.

Let your kid plug into a real rock band experience at this Rock Band Music Camp for ages 7 and up. Campers will be coached by experienced musicians as they practice, select songs to perform, and work toward their chance to take the stage and record in a studio by the end of the week. Bands are set up at the start of camp based on age and skill level, so it’s a great option for beginners too.

This event features a live performance from Zach Mufasa, a Kansas City based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and audio engineer. Known for one man band sets built with live looping, he blends his own songs with wide ranging covers. He also plays with several groups, including his own Zack Mufasa Band. After the release of his debut full length album, Make It Right, which reached number 10 on the Billboard Reggae chart, he has continued creating new music and performing frequently in Kansas City and across the country.

Flashback brings a classic party feel to the Prairiefire Summer Music Series in Overland Park, presented by Visit Overland Park. This free concert unfolds across the Prairiefire Entertainment District, where the Sip and Stroll option lets you carry to-go cocktails while you wander and dance. The performance is part of a continuing lineup that fills the district with live music and upbeat energy.

Xtreme Music Bingo at SERV turns classic bingo into a music-fueled game night. A DJ cues up recognizable tracks and, instead of numbers, players match songs on their cards as they listen. The action moves through themed rounds that span genres and decades, including throwbacks, country, party favorites, and today’s hits. Prizes are awarded throughout the event, and there is no cost to participate. Food and beverage specials are offered during gameplay, and the venue features large screens and an energetic atmosphere. It is well suited for groups, lyric lovers, and anyone who enjoys a friendly contest set to music.

Enjoy a night of hot country music featuring Tucker Wetmore, with Jacob Hackworth as the special guest. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show starts at 7:00 PM. Please note that photographs and videos will be taken during the event, and by entering, you consent to being photographed or videotaped for media use including marketing.

Willow Avalon and JD Clayton are set to perform at The Truman. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM.

Join the karaoke and DJ party every Thursday at Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Leawood. DJ Love starts the music at 8:00 PM, and the night runs until 11:30 PM. There’s also a happy hour from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM with drink and app specials to help you warm up before you hit the mic.

RIOT is performing at Aura Kansas City Nightclub. The show starts at 9:30 PM.