Live music in Easton, MD

The Wharf Rats bring an unofficial Baygrass pre-party to Cult Classic Brewing, channeling the vibe of Dead and DeadGrass in the classic Garcia and Grisman acoustic tradition. Expect an energetic set that invites dancing and a chance to let your Love Light shine as the Baygrass weekend approaches. Reserved seating is $20 per person, and general admission standing is $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Shortly before the performance begins, any unchecked tickets may be released to the standby list. The taproom features more than 15 house-brewed beers, a full bar, and a kitchen serving scratch-made pizza, house-pressed burgers, and jumbo wings made fresh, never frozen, so arriving early is a great way to enjoy food and drinks. Guests who need accessibility or special accommodations can inform staff at the door. Shows are all ages unless otherwise noted. Dogs are welcome on the patio but not inside the building. All sales are final, with refunds or exchanges only if a show is cancelled, and support acts along with set times may change.

Settle in by the water at Marina Park in Federalsburg for live music from Turning Point. Bring a chair and some friends, take in the fresh air, and enjoy the small-town charm as the music drifts along the Marshyhope.

Bridges Restaurant in Kent Narrows hosts live music from The Wombmates, a live looping duo that creates a full-band sound with just two musicians. Guitars, vocals, and real-time loops come together as songs are built on the spot, keeping things upbeat and engaging for a dinner and drinks crowd. Enjoy a relaxed waterfront setting with a bar and restaurant atmosphere, and note that the show is free.

Southbound presents a set blending classic country with classic and southern rock. Enjoy a performance focused on these genres.

Justin Taylor performs a solo acoustic set at Libbey's Coastal Kitchen + Cocktails on Kent Island. This is a solo performance with an acoustic sound.

An open mic at Cult Classic gives hidden talents a chance to step into the spotlight. Performers typically take the stage for a brief set of up to three songs, with encores possible. The venue supplies a full stage with professional lights and sound, some backline for musicians, and an HDMI connection for the projector. Admission is free, and even the green room gets careful treatment. The lineup is unpredictable, so every show can bring something different.

Enjoy a round of music bingo hosted by DJ Juice. Listen to each track, mark the matching song title on your card, and try to be the first to call bingo. Fun for participants of all ages.