Live music in Westfield, MA

Grease bursts onto the stage with high-energy spirit and the timeless excitement of teen life, following Sandy, the new student at Rydell High, and Danny, the charismatic leader of the Greasers, as their relationship navigates cliques, expectations, and self-discovery. The show explores youth and identity while addressing peer pressure, teenage angst, and personal transformation, and remains one of the most popular musicals worldwide. To keep performers, crew, and patrons comfortable, this production is presented at Temple Beth El in an air-conditioned theater instead of the Enfield Annex auditorium. Directed by Stevie Norman and Michael King, with music direction by Graham Christian and choreography by Chantel Martin. Tickets are available at the door, and group discounts for parties of at least 10 can be arranged through the box office at 860-498-8899.

Cantalini 3 performs live at the orchard with brews, local food, and ice cream available. Parking is $5 per car.

Plush brings the Mass Hysteria Tour to the stage with Major Moment and Madison Curbelo on the bill. The all-female rock outfit is focused on putting rock back in the spotlight, delivering a high-energy show led by vocalist, songwriter, producer and guitarist Moriah Formica, with Ashley Suppa on bass and backing vocals and Faith Powell on drums. Their catalog includes Mainstream Rock Top 40 singles such as Hate, Better Off Alone, Left Behind and Run. The group has energized audiences across the United States and abroad while supporting Disturbed, KISS, Alice in Chains, Evanescence, Daughtry and Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators. Festival appearances include Welcome to Rockville, Louder Than Life, Sonic Temple and Rocklahoma, and they have also performed for members of the Armed Forces at home and overseas. Recent highlights feature the single Why, co-written by Moriah Formica with David Draiman and co-produced with David and Grammy nominated producer Johnny K, and a new album is underway. Major Moment adds an intense, cinematic pop metal presence, blending heavy riffs, modern production and melodic vocals with a distinctive mix of male and female clean and extreme vocals shaped by personal experiences.

This installment of the Enfield Summer Concert Series features live music in a family-friendly setting, along with food trucks for easy meals and treats. Pack a lawn chair, enjoy time with friends and family, and stop by the Enfield Culture and Arts tent for updates and a complimentary kids craft while supplies last. If weather disrupts the show, it shifts to the following night, and a notice will be shared on the ECAC Facebook page.

Discover Puerto Rican Bomba in a lively, hands-on class from the Community Music School of Springfield at the library. Children will explore this folkloric tradition by learning rhythms on traditional Bomba drums, including the barriles, and by trying the energetic dance steps that accompany them. The session encourages self expression through movement and beat, featuring a playful back and forth between drummers and dancers. Participants can connect with Puerto Rican culture, strengthen coordination, and learn in an enjoyable way. Instruction is led by CMSS instructors Brendaliz Cepeda y Saul Peñaloza. Space is limited, and participation will be offered to those who arrive first.

The Holyoke Summer Concert Series wraps up with Just Go With It at Holyoke Heritage State Park. This Chicopee, MA rock and party band brings an upbeat show filled with crowd favorites that span decades and genres, from Queen to Britney Spears and everything in between. The concert is free and family friendly, offering a lively night in the park with singalong moments and plenty of energy. A beer garden will be operated by Brennan's of Holyoke, and a food truck is planned with details to be announced.

Week 17 of Destination Bike Night brings Cold Train to Amvets Post 12 for a live set. The band presents a tribute to Southern Rock that captures the sound, soul, and energy of its legends. Admission is $5 at the gate. Powered by Throttle Rocker Nation.

An easygoing, no-pressure karaoke gathering that welcomes everyone to relax, be themselves, and share the spotlight with friends. Singers of every comfort level, from confident performers to those who usually stick to the shower, come together for a music-filled experience focused on community and fun. Expect plenty of laughs, a supportive atmosphere, and memorable turns at the mic as everyone celebrates the joy of singing.

Throttle Rocker Nation presents a Bike Night After Party at Rumbleseat Bar & Grille in Chicopee. Enjoy acoustic music from Tony Bernardo and half-price appetizers available all day.

The Night Market brings local businesses together for a Friday evening of culture, music, and shopping. Browse offerings from a variety of vendors, enjoy food, and spend time in a welcoming community atmosphere.

Route 20 Bar & Grille presents The Storytellers in Wilbraham, Massachusetts. This neighborhood spot is known for friendly staff, good food, and a warm crowd of regulars. The group has performed here before and described it as a great time, making this a welcoming setting for their show.

LSD returns to The Daily Pint for a performance complemented by food, drinks, and entertainment.

Tim and Chris return for another round of live music, with a daytime setting where drinks are enjoyed responsibly.