Live music in Chicopee, MA

Founding Fathers Car Club hosts a weekly cruise night at The Star Drive-In. The event features live music by Joe Mac and a 50/50 raffle benefiting Plymouth Veterans.

Presented by DSP Shows, Ray LaMontagne brings the Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour to Symphony Hall in Springfield with The Weather Station. The tour honors 20 years of his debut album, Trouble, with a full front to back performance of the record for the first time since its release, plus songs drawn from across his catalog of nine full length albums. His body of work includes chart topping radio singles, a Grammy Award, and multiple additional Grammy nominations. To mark the milestone, the album has been newly remastered for vinyl by Brian Lee and Bob Jackson at Waygate Mastering.

This laid-back karaoke gathering invites everyone to be themselves and take the mic in a welcoming setting. From confident crooners to first-time singers, music fans of every level can come together to share songs and plenty of laughs. Expect a supportive crowd, standout moments on stage, and memories made with friends. Attendees can bring pals, warm up those vocal cords, and sing their hearts out.

At Armour Yard, the Night Market brings together local businesses and neighbors for a vibrant marketplace with a variety of vendors, tasty food, music, and plenty of shopping. Expect a welcoming atmosphere centered on community, culture, and good vibes.

The Rich Badowski Band performs at American Legion Post 351.

Forever Plaid is a buoyant jukebox musical that salutes the smooth harmonies of 1950s male vocal groups. It follows Sparky, Jinx, Smudge, and Francis, four earnest singers whose first big break is cut short by a sudden accident involving a bus of Catholic schoolgirls on their way to see The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show. Suspended between life and the hereafter, they receive a single miraculous chance to return and finally perform the show they never got to give. With playful comedy, charming chatter, and heartfelt sincerity, the Plaids present beloved hits like “Three Coins in the Fountain,” “Catch a Falling Star,” and “Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing.” As the harmonies swell and stories unfold, their quirks and insecurities emerge alongside the camaraderie that defines them. The performance becomes a warm tribute to friendship, nostalgia, and the power of close harmony, culminating in a touching farewell as their long-held dream is fulfilled.

The 3rd Annual Angela Santiago Motorcycle Ride brings riders, families, and friends together at Moose Lodge 1849 in Chicopee, MA for a full day of bikes, live music, food, and community spirit. The schedule features registration and a group ride, plus plenty to enjoy off the route. Entertainment includes sets from DJ Seamus and live music by The BoneYard. Expect food trucks, local vendors, activities for kids, a 50/50 and raffle prizes, and a swag tent offering official ASF gear. Admission is $20 per person for both riders and non-riders, with tickets sold at the door, and one price covers the entire day. The event honors Angela’s legacy by supporting kids in the local community and spreading kindness in her memory.

An all years reunion for Tech Tigers hosted by Mike Borecki features a BBQ cookout, a cash bar, music from DJ Eddie, raffles, unassigned seating, and free parking. The event is open to everyone and goes on in any weather. Tickets are $25, with payment accepted by cash, check, Venmo (@hoylola), or Cash App ($MikeBorecki). For more information or to request tickets, contact Mike Borecki via Messenger, by phone at 413-351-6572, or by email at mdborecki@gmail.com.

Set in the apple orchard at Fern Valley Farm, this outdoor show pairs a scenic backdrop with apple picking, tasty food, beer from Fieldcrest, and ice cream. There is plenty of room for kids to run and play, and live music adds to the fun.