Live music in Hagerstown, MD

A participatory kirtan and mantra music gathering with guest artists Gershone & Gina brings high-energy sound that combines earthy intensity with uplifting transcendence. The experience features original songs and mantra chants in Sanskrit and English, using kirtan-style call and response so the vibrations can be felt both personally and collectively. Mantras, rooted in ancient tradition, are regarded as powerful vibrational tools associated with bliss and wisdom, and chanting is shared as a way to realign, ground, and radiate goodness, beauty, and love. Attendees may choose to relax and absorb the soundscape, or add their voices and movement through singing and dancing. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, the duo tours nationally. Gina Minyard and Gershone Hendelberg bring more than four decades of combined experience in yogic arts and bhakti, offering music, yoga, meditation, kirtan, and satsang that encourage grounded presence, joyful communion, sacred embodiment, and ecstatic celebration. Their recordings are available on major streaming platforms. Sliding scale admission is $15 to $25. Please sign up ahead of time.

Great Big Family Productions presents Acoustic Summer Nights with Sidewalk Prophets, an evening of acoustic music and storytelling centered on faith and hope. The Dove Award winning band’s career includes five major label albums, These Simple Truths, Live Like That, Something Different, The Things That Got Us Here, and Looking Up, plus the holiday album Merry Christmas To You. Their catalog features Gold certified songs such as The Words I Would Say, You Love Me Anyway, and Live Like That. Formed at Anderson University in Indiana, the group has earned five number one songs, nine Top 5 radio singles, and more than 240 million on demand streams. They have performed for more than 2.5 million people, including appearances at the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry. This acoustic tour returns to the core of their music with real songs, personal stories, and a close connection with their Great Big Family community.

Steph and That Guy make their first appearance at Barrel Bodega in Hagerstown, Maryland. Food and unique cocktails are available as the duo performs a selection of favorite songs.

The Mack Berry Band brings an energetic set to Williamsport Redmen Conococheague Tribe #84, weaving classic rock, country, and more into a dynamic show. Based in Hagerstown, Maryland, the group has two sold-out theater performances to its name and plays throughout a four-state region. Keyboardist and frontman Mack Berry leads with versatile piano work and a strong rapport with the audience, channeling their reactions into a lively, engaging performance.

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Enjoy a live tribute to Chris Cornell with Disciple of The Garden, featuring performances of his work with Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog, and select solo material. Expect 90s grunge, hard rock favorites, and deeper cuts, delivered with the intensity and emotional depth associated with Cornell’s legendary sound. Doors open in the evening, followed by the show running until the event ends.

This event welcomes attendees of any age, and complimentary parking is provided for convenience.

At Antietam Brewing in Hagerstown, 176ers Dueling Pianos presents a show shaped entirely by audience requests. The atmosphere invites singing and clapping along as the pianists turn favorite tunes into a shared experience. Performers include Dr. Nyce and Cagan Goldstein.

Leather and Lace is a tribute show to Stevie Nicks that brings her biggest hits and iconic Fleetwood Mac-era songs to the stage. Expect a full performance with attention to detail, including costume and cape changes inspired by Stevie’s signature looks. The lineup covers classics like “Edge of Seventeen,” “Stand Back,” “Leather and Lace,” and “Rhiannon,” along with “Dreams,” “Gold Dust Woman,” and more.

This event explores They Might Be Giants' third studio album, Flood, with a celebration held inside Hub City Vinyl. It is open to anyone who has read the book, listened to the record, or is discovering They Might Be Giants for the first time.

Sam’s Piano Jam Happy Hour pairs live music with drink specials, featuring Sam Jannotta on keys and Anita Thomas on saxophone and clarinet. Enjoy the performance while happy hour brings $1 off draft beer, $1 off wine by the glass, and $1 off rail drinks.

MDWK Music & Market returns for the summer with artisan vendors, tasty food, and live music from High Street Communion. Formed in 2023 within Hagerstown, Maryland’s lively music scene, the band captures the spirit of American rock and roll, weaving influences from Tom Petty and The Black Crowes alongside modern alt country and Southern rock artists such as Turnpike Troubadours and Sturgill Simpson. They champion music that gets people moving, delivering an energetic, groove-filled performance.

Every Wednesday, The Broad Axe hosts an open mic and jam night led by house drummer Dave Bernet. Singer songwriters, bands, and jammers are welcome to take the stage. A full backline is provided, including a complete drum kit and a stage keyboard. Signups take place before the music begins, and the music continues until close.

Catch Derrick Dove & the Peacekeepers for an evening of Southern-fried Georgia blues rock. Expect high-energy live music, with a sound rooted in gritty blues and classic Southern rock influences. Doors open at 7:00 PM, followed by a show that runs until 10:00 PM.

Catch Matt Schofield live for an evening of classic blues and modern blues-inspired sounds at Live At Hub City Vinyl. The show is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM.