Live music in Bowie, MD

Experience live music in the open air at Granville Gude Park with a free concert open to everyone featuring The Too Much Talent Band. Bring a lawn chair and settle in as the group blends Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop, Soul, Funk, and Jazz in a dynamic live show. Founded in 2017, the band was created with a vision to deliver a fresh approach to these styles.

Loose Caboose brings its harmony-rich five-piece sound to Chesepiooc with an upbeat blend of classic rock, folk, and country favorites. Two vocalists take center stage while guitars, bass, and drums drive a warm, steady groove. The set draws inspiration from artists such as Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, and The Beatles, balancing familiar tunes with lively momentum. Built for singing along and shared smiles, the performance mixes high energy, lighthearted moments, and a nostalgic feel.

Middleton Tavern hosts the Noelle and Jeff Band with Jeremy and Mike for a high energy night of live music packed with nostalgic throwbacks and sing along favorites from the 90s, 2000s, and a bit of the 80s. Expect a loud, lively atmosphere with a touch of chaos as the set unfolds. The performance takes place in central Annapolis, and there is no cover charge.

A community drum circle takes place at The New Deal Cafe, led by Katy Gaughan. The setting is welcoming for all ages, with lively and festive rhythms. Some drums are available to borrow, and participants are welcome to bring their own. A suggested donation of $5 to $20 supports the event. If the weather is comfortable, attendees should bring a chair, as the group meets in the Roosevelt Center outside The New Deal Cafe when conditions are good.

Toadies lead a bill that also features Local H and Olive Vox. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket access is offered through several options, including an artist presale, a Nevermore presale, a Bandsintown presale, and a sale open to the public.

An after-the-game gathering at Molloy’s Irish Pub honors Chris Higgins and raises funds to help his former shift mates from 15/A with travel to the 2026 IAFF Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial Service in Colorado Springs. This community fundraiser is organized in collaboration with The Hooligans, Molloy’s Irish Pub and Restaurant, and the Anne Arundel Emerald Society. The evening features live music, tasty food, refreshing drinks, and prize raffles. The Anne Arundel Emerald Society will offer tickets on site for the MD FireFighters 50/50 Raffle and will also host an online auction with items for the home. Additional details will be shared as plans are finalized.

Rams Head On Stage welcomes a powerhouse pairing as five-time Grammy nominee Peter Levin performs with The Fitzkee Brothers in an all-ages show. Levin, celebrated for his rich Hammond organ sound, bridges genres from blues and Americana to gospel, rock, country, and pop. His endorsements from Yamaha Music USA, Hammond Organ USA, Vintage Vibe Electric Pianos, and Louis Electric Amps underscore a career that spans tours and studio work with Gregg Allman, Amanda Shires, Aaron Neville, Ringo Starr, Dolly Parton, The Highwomen, Marcus King, and the Blind Boys of Alabama. His credits also include projects with Pharrell Williams, Public Enemy, the Beastie Boys, and Robert Randolph, plus songwriting and production work such as Grammy-nominated releases for the Blind Boys of Alabama and co-writes with Amanda Shires, Marcus King, and The Highwomen. The Fitzkee Brothers bring a charged, heavily improvised live approach that fuses classic rock grit and vintage funk with a modern jam sensibility. Their track Give You All My Love has surpassed 150,000 streams on Spotify, while Lakesong has exceeded 45,000 streams and appears on Spotify’s Modern Jam Band editorial playlist. Memphis is featured on Joe Bonamassa’s Top Shelf Americana playlist. Drawing inspiration from The Allman Brothers Band, The Grateful Dead, Parliament Funkadelic, The Meters, Tedeschi Trucks Band, and The Band, they also tap into the intensity of performers like Jimi Hendrix and Foo Fighters. Industry voices have likened their sound to a meeting of Allman Brothers and Foo Fighters, and Post Malone twice invited them to jam privately, comparing their vibe to a compact Allman Brothers. They appear regularly at Official Allman Betts Family Revival afterparties in Austin, Charleston, and soon Fort Pierce, sharing the stage with Melody Trucks, Duane Betts, Devon Allman, Larry McCray, and other members of the Revival family. Additional highlights include headlining a Pennsylvania festival with Melvin Seals, Ron Holloway, and Melody Trucks, opening for or collaborating with Duane Betts, George Porter Jr., Robert Randolph, Live Dead & Brothers, and Dumpstaphunk, and festival appearances at Ramble Fest, Flo Jam Festival, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Sunshine Get Down, and headlining sets at Delmarva Folk Festival, Sunshine Get Down, and Toast & Jam Music Festival. The core lineup features Drew Fitzkee on bass and vocals with Alex Fitzkee on drums and vocals, joined by a rotating circle of collaborators such as Joe Marcinek, Jonathan Sloane, Isaac Hadden, Will Bart, and Jaden Lehman. Their performance history extends to work with Post Malone, Oteil Burbridge, Luther Dickinson, Devon Allman, Duane Betts, Robert Randolph, Ron Holloway, Vaylor Trucks, Melody Trucks, Joe Marcinek, Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady, Justin Guip, and Bruce Katz. Expect a night of soulful keys, bold improvisation, and rootsy grooves from two acts steeped in American music traditions.

The talented duo Sara and Nicole take the stage at Chesepiooc with tight harmonies and a set of favorite tunes. Performing with two microphones and an acoustic guitar, they present a blend of pop, folk, country, rock, and Top 40 songs that spans generations.

At Rams Head On Stage, Disciple of the Garden presents a heartfelt salute to Chris Cornell, performing music that spans Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, Audioslave, and his solo catalog. The band focuses on the nuances of tone and delivery to capture the intensity, emotion, and lyrical strength that defined these songs. Expect a set that blends fan favorites with lesser-heard tracks from the 90s grunge and hard rock era, all performed with care for the legacy that continues to inspire listeners. Based in Westchester County, New York, D.O.G. brings Cornell’s spirit to life on stage through faithful vocals and dynamic musicianship. This event is open to all ages.

BTS bring their tour to Baltimore for two electrifying nights at M&T Bank Stadium, pairing a massive production with the verve of the East Coast. The performances deliver a grand sense of scale with a personal touch, uniting thousands of fans in one voice. This stop serves as a defining moment in the U.S. leg of the tour. Tickets are available.

Sparks performs a monthly solo set at Nonna Angela's Italian Bistro & Wine Bar, a traditional-style Italian bistro and wine bar.

Enjoy an evening of fine dining paired with live jazz from the Unified Jazz Ensemble at Reynolds Tavern. Settle into the 1747 Pub for the performance or savor a full meal in the dining room. There is a $10 cover for the music, which is waived for fine dining guests. Casual fare is available in the Pub. Reynolds Tavern brings together great food, live jazz, and a sense of history.

Katy & The Gongs delivers feel-good classic rock packed with familiar tunes that invite singing, dancing, and toe tapping. After their debut at The New Deal Cafe, the band returns with new songs.

Olivia Dean brings her Art Of Loving live show to CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore. This event features a live performance by Olivia Dean on the arena stage.

Tank and the Bangas bring their vibrant, genre-blending sound to Pier Six Pavilion. Rooted in New Orleans and led by vocalist Tarriona 'Tank' Ball alongside multi-instrumentalist Norman Spence II, the group mixes soul, hip hop, R&B, and spoken word into performances that prize connection and joy. Their latest chapter centers on The Last Balloon, the finale to a trilogy that began with Green Balloon and Red Balloon, created with executive producer Austin Brown and collaborators including Iman Omari, Tane Runo, Ledisi, and Jelly Joseph. After earning a GRAMMY for the spoken-word release The Heart, The Mind, The Soul, they continue to explore themes of frustration, resilience, and self discovery with both playfulness and heart. Their shows are interactive, with call-and-response moments, handclaps, and crowd cues that make the audience part of the experience. Rising from New Orleans poetry circles to an NPR Tiny Desk win, the band has built a reputation for concerts that celebrate community. This event is open to all ages.