Live music in Chicopee, MA

Grease brings the pulse of high school life to the stage, following Sandy, the new student at Rydell High, and Danny, the charismatic leader of the Greasers, as their relationship collides with friendships, expectations, and the search for identity. Beloved for its lively songs and spirited choreography, this hit musical dives into youth, peer pressure, teenage angst, and personal growth. Performances for this summer are being held at Temple Beth El in an air conditioned theater as an alternate venue to ensure comfort for performers, crew, and patrons. Tickets are available at the door, and group discounts for parties of 10 or more are offered through the Box Office at 860-498-8899. The production is directed by Stevie Norman and Michael King, with music direction by Graham Christian and choreography by Chantel Martin.

Brandon Saari performs at Fern Valley Farms amid the orchard. The event features brews, local food, and ice cream to accompany the music. Parking is $5 per car.

GRAMMY-winning guitarist, singer, and songwriter Christone “Kingfish” Ingram brings The Hard Road Tour to 52 Sumner in Springfield, highlighting Hard Road, his most reflective and far-reaching project to date. Rooted in the blues traditions of his hometown of Clarksdale, Mississippi, he honors the Delta’s legacy while pushing it forward, weaving funk, soul, hip-hop, pop, and jazz into a contemporary sound that connects across generations. His debut, Kingfish, earned a GRAMMY nomination and spent 91 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Blues chart. The follow-up, 662, won the GRAMMY for Best Contemporary Blues Album in 2022. Live in London captured a sold-out show and brought another nomination, reinforcing his standing as a powerful live performer. Tom Hambridge joins the bill. A five-time GRAMMY-winning songwriter, producer, vocalist, and longtime Buddy Guy drummer, he appears with his powerhouse band for a high-energy set that blends top-tier musicianship with stories behind the songs. He performs material he has written and produced for artists including Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, ZZ Top, B.B. King, Van Morrison, George Thorogood, Joe Bonamassa, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Keb’ Mo’, Susan Tedeschi, Jason Isbell, and Steven Tyler. Across his career he has written more than 1,000 songs, produced over 100 albums, produced 15 GRAMMY-nominated records, and toured as musical director and drummer for Buddy Guy, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, and Roy Buchanan. Together, these artists offer an evening that celebrates the songs, stories, and evolving spirit of modern blues.

Keri and Andrew bring live music to the patio at Uno Pizzeria & Grill by the Basketball Hall of Fame, creating a sunny summertime vibe in a relaxed, open-air setting.

The 60's Experience performs a set of 1960s tunes in Aldenville, setting the scene for a groovy summer evening.

The Savage Brothers bring live music to the Windsor Locks Summer Concert Series, with the show set beneath the pavilion in Veterans Memorial Park. For questions or more information, contact the Windsor Locks Park and Recreation Department at (860) 627-1420.

Part of the Enfield Summer Concert Series, this family-friendly community event offers live music alongside food trucks. Pack a lawn chair and settle in for an easygoing night. Visit the Enfield Culture and Arts tent for updates about the series and a complimentary kids craft while supplies last. If weather becomes an issue, the concert will shift to the following night, with announcements shared on the ECAC Facebook page.

AQUANETT takes the stage at Holyoke Heritage State Park as part of the Holyoke Summer Concert Series, bringing the second show of the season to life with an '80s arena rock experience. Known for high-energy tributes to Bon Jovi, Whitesnake, Mötley Crüe, Guns N' Roses, and more, the band delivers the big hair, booming choruses, and throwback spirit of the Sunset Strip. This free, family-friendly concert features live music in the park with food from Latitude's Pizza Truck and a beer garden offering refreshments by Brennan's of Holyoke. Lawn chairs, blankets, and dancing shoes are encouraged for a relaxed summer evening filled with singalong anthems and community fun.

Founding Fathers Car Club hosts a weekly cruise night at The Star Drive-In featuring live music from Joe Mac. The evening also includes a 50/50 raffle that benefits Plymouth Veterans.

The Summer Concert Series continues with its fifth show, featuring The Floyd Patterson Band under the outdoor pavilion. Hamel’s BBQ will be available, and the event includes rotating specials along with cocktails and mocktails inspired by the band.

The Moose Car Show features a special outdoor performance by The Skid Marks at Chicopee Moose Lodge 1849/Chapter 1489, with Slim joining the band for the occasion. Attendees can expect live music alongside the car show in an open air setting. Because it is outdoors, rain will result in a cancellation.

Relive the sounds of the 1960s as The 60's Experience performs a lively selection of classic hits at the Gazebo in Somers. The music celebrates the era and is meant to transport listeners back in time.

Settle in on Belchertown Common for a free, family-friendly performance featuring the Belchertown Community Band, a multigenerational ensemble. Pack blankets and lawn chairs and enjoy a set that spans rock, patriotic selections, show tunes, and classic standards. If rain arrives, the music shifts to the Auditorium at Belchertown High School. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Belchertown Cultural Council, which is backed by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

Enjoy a welcoming gathering that is free of judgment, where being yourself is the norm and your inner star can shine. In a neighborhood setting that feels safe, friends come together to make lasting memories through music and song. Whether you live for the microphone or mostly sing in the shower, people of all experience levels are encouraged to share songs during an evening filled with plenty of laughs, friendly connection, and performances you will remember. Bring some friends, warm up your voice, and get ready to lift your voice with confidence.

Night Market brings together local businesses for Friday nights filled with culture, music, shopping, and delicious food, all in a welcoming community atmosphere. Explore a lively mix of vendors, sample tasty bites, and enjoy the upbeat vibes while connecting with the neighborhood spirit.

The Deadheads perform live. Admission is free.

Celebrate the legacy of Warped Tour at a free summer concert with The Warped Band, the officially endorsed tribute act. The performance captures the tour’s high-energy spirit and wide-ranging sound, featuring favorites across eras from Blink-182 and Green Day to Sublime and NOFX, Pierce The Veil and Falling in Reverse, All Time Low and Avril Lavigne, along with throwback nods to Limp Bizkit and Eminem. This is more than a typical emo night or cover set, with production elements like merchandise, video, and lighting that echo the feel of the original tour. Recognized by Warped Tour and Kevin Lyman, the show pairs nostalgia with audience participation, inviting fans to help shape the night by voting on a setlist drawn from over 100 songs.

Spend time with friends over drinks while favorite songs provide the soundtrack.

At the orchard, DRB performs live while attendees enjoy brews, regional fare, and ice cream. Parking is $5 per car.

Part of the 2026 Summer series at Deere Creek Farm, this Farmers Harvest celebration features a performance by Sam James, pick-your-own dahlias in the flower fields, food truck fare, a traveling bar service, area vendors, and yard games. Admission is $15, and children enter free.

Blugroove brings a lively summertime show to Arcpoint Brewing Company, with a high-energy performance on the way and a spirited atmosphere to match.

Experience a Bridgerton-inspired soirée in the Grand Ballroom at Wyckoff Country Club, where Regency elegance takes center stage. A live string quartet from the Springfield Symphony Orchestra sets the mood, and guests can refine their steps with ballroom dance instruction complete with classic dance cards. Style is in the spotlight with a Best Dressed contest judged by internationally recognized fashion designer and master tailor Justin Haynes, culminating in one attendee being named the Diamond of the Season and receiving the Justin Haynes Best Dressed Award. Each ticket includes a High Tea service featuring tea sandwiches, a grazing spread, assorted pastries, and a selection of hot and chilled beverages. Formal attire is required, and themed or Regency-inspired looks are encouraged.

Returning to The Break, a place Steve loves for hot dogs, this event features live music alongside a full bar, food, a spacious dance floor, and pool tables. Parking is available at Snookers and in the lot behind Friendlys across the street. Admission is $5 to support live entertainment. An event-night food menu and shareable plates are offered.