Live music in Baltimore County, MD

Enjoy a live performance at the Northwest Chamber Farmer's Market in Owings Mills.

Bike Night returns to Harley-Davidson of Baltimore in 2026 with food trucks, a live band, and a welcoming crowd. It is a relaxed gathering where riders and fans connect over music, food, and community.

The season’s final Bike Night at Harley-Davidson of Baltimore marks the close of the riding year. A packed lot, music, and food available on site create a final meetup at the dealership before winter approaches. Crisp air, rows of bikes, and a crowd aware that riding days are growing fewer set the tone for a fitting sendoff.

At Charly’s Waterfront, Anton Tuvelman leads an upbeat, interactive show where audience requests and creative mashups take center stage. This solo performer stacks layers in real time through live looping, shaping rich soundscapes that revive or reinvent well-known songs. With high energy and a collaborative approach, he pulls picks from every era and style, often tackling pieces he has never played before. No two sets are the same, with surprising pairings and constant additions to his ever-growing catalog. It captures the Human Jukebox spirit with a personalized, immersive performance where anything can happen.

At Andy Nelson's Southern Pit Barbecue, enjoy all you can eat ribs with free music. Other great food will also be available.

Bad Choices presents a final outdoor performance at the Bowman Patio.

New Orleans roots rocker Eric Lindell brings a blue eyed soul sound blended with Creole funk, R&B, and swamp pop to The Recher. Expect a set that gives funk, blues, and roots rock a soulful lift. Outlets like USA Today and the Chicago Sun-Times have praised his raw talent and heart led songwriting, noting a clear and fully formed musical vision. This performance is presented by 24-7 Entertainment.

Libby, Freddie, and Jim return to B.C. Brewery in Hunt Valley, MD after a multi-year hiatus.

A three-piece act featuring Sara Zito presents a variety party performance.

Presented by Charm City Jazz, Regina Belle headlines a night of classic R&B with her full production band. The evening opens with performances by saxophonist Marcus Mitchell and keyboardist Marcus Young.

Experience social Irish set dancing at the Baltimore County Arts Guild Catonsville Clubhouse in a friendly, relaxed setting. Beginners are welcome, no partner is required, and step-by-step guidance is provided to lively music. Wear smooth-soled, closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing. The cost is $5 per class, payable in person with cash or online by card. Suitable for both newcomers and experienced dancers who want a social way to move and connect.