Live music in Plymouth County, MA

TUSK, The Classic Fleetwood Mac Tribute, delivers a career-spanning set that covers both the biggest hits and deep cuts from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group. Touring nationwide since 2008, the five professional musicians draw on decades of training, extensive live experience, creative exploration, and dedication to their craft. Each performer focuses on one member of the classic lineup, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood, presenting faithful renditions of both solo material and full-band favorites. Years on the road together power a cohesive, energetic show with close attention to detail.

Experience live music from the 719 duo at Middleboro Elks in Middleboro, MA.

Bywater Call is a seven-piece from Toronto that folds Southern soul and roots rock into a riveting, genre-crossing live show led by the expressive voice of Meghan Parnell. The band features Dave Barnes on guitar, Bruce McCarthy on drums, Mike Meusel on bass, Andrew Moljgun on keys, Stephen Dyte on trumpet, and Julian Nalli on tenor sax. Their performances move from tender, reflective moments to turn-it-up anthems, drawing on influences like The Band, The Wood Brothers, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Otis Redding, Little Feat, and Sly and the Family Stone. The album Broken Souvenirs highlights that range. Momentum continues to build through praise from artists, media, and music fans, backed by a growing catalog and an onstage chemistry that keeps audiences engaged. Recent milestones include a return to Joe Bonamassa’s Keeping the Blues Alive cruise with headliners Big Head Todd and the Monsters and Larkin Poe, and a set at the Netherlands’ BOSPOP festival alongside the Black Keys, Warren Haynes Band, Marcus King, and Blackberry Smoke. As Joe Bonamassa shared on SiriusXM Different Shades of Blue, “One of My Favorite Bands… Meghan Parnell does a Hell of a Job… Put them in your playlist… embrace it…get the name out there.”

Steve George and Tommy Booth join forces for an acoustic set, playfully billed as The Knock Offs. Two musicians share the stage for a stripped-down performance with an acoustic sound.

A live performance by KRUSH takes place at J&R's Indian Head Pub in Hanson.

The Travelin’ McCourys grew out of forward motion, not a plan. Brothers Ronnie McCoury on mandolin and Rob McCoury on banjo learned bluegrass onstage with the Del McCoury Band, honing their craft through nightly shows. Discipline, responsibility and restraint shaped their path, and with Jason Carter, Mike Bub and later Alan Bartram they helped define a sound that was precise, powerful and rooted, with the audience at the center. As bluegrass entered new spaces and jam listeners embraced acoustic music, they saw longer sets, open-ended solos, surprise covers and bold choices create a different kind of energy. Wondering where the music could go when the rules loosen, they let a new approach develop outside the Del McCoury Band. It took shape in late-night sessions and eventually stood on its own. The Travelin’ McCourys carry that journey into the present, blending deep tradition with an adventurous spirit.

From the creators of The Simon & Garfunkel Story and R.E.S.P.E.C.T. - The Aretha Franklin Story comes a new docu-concert celebrating Phil Collins. This immersive production traces his chart-topping years with Genesis, his multi-Grammy solo career, and his Academy Award-winning work for Disney, bringing his unmistakable songs to life both visually and emotionally. Presented at Plymouth Memorial Hall, the show features talent from around the world, detailed lighting design, state-of-the-art sound, and vivid projections for an up close and personal experience. From the first downbeat to the final cymbal choke, the rhythm never lets up with The Phil Collins Story.

Revisit the sound and style of 1966 with pianist and vocalist Jay Daniels as he salutes Frank Sinatra at Hanson Public Library. This concert draws from the albums That's Life and Strangers in the Night and includes songs like Summer Wind, All or Nothing at All, and That's Life.