Live music in Norway, ME

This free event for veterans features a scenic cruise aboard the Songo River Queen II with live music. Smoking is not permitted, and a bar on board will be available for purchasing beverages. The event is still open.

The Runaway Maine Music Fest returns with two full days of live music, food trucks, and a bustling vendor village. Set on the grounds of the former Twitchell Airport in Turner, Maine, the event offers free onsite parking and a welcoming festival atmosphere. This is a BYOB gathering, and the parking lot and food trucks open two hours before the main gate each day to allow time for tailgating and socializing. Coolers may be brought into the venue for a $10 cash fee per cooler and will be checked to ensure there is no glass. Glass bottles, containers, and cups are not permitted anywhere on the property, including the parking lot. Friday features performances by Bryan Martin, Cole Barnhill, Katie Noel, and The Real Young Swagg. Saturday brings Sister Hazel, Marcy Playground, Sponge, and Toby McAllister & The Sierra Sounds, along with additional supporting acts. The festival is open to all ages, with free admission for children 12 and under. Attendees under 21 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The event takes place rain or shine. Pets are not allowed, except for ADA service animals. All sales are final, and tickets are non transferable and nonrefundable.

Maine State Music Theatre presents an evening celebrating the music of Queen at The Donald M. Gay Performing Arts Center. Vocalist Jesse Agan and his band channel the iconic catalog with big, expressive vocals, precise playing, and a high-energy stage presence. The spotlight stays on the songs, with no costumes or gimmicks, capturing the raw sound and spirit that made Queen legendary. Expect rich harmonies, thrilling guitar solos, and lively audience interaction that evokes the feel of a Queen concert for longtime devotees and newcomers alike.

Presented by Maine State Music Theatre, this matinee celebrates the music of Queen at the Donald M. Gay Performing Arts Center. Vocalist Jesse Agan fronts his band in a concert that puts authenticity first, focusing on the sound and spirit of the originals without costumes or gimmicks. Listeners can expect layered harmonies, fiery guitar features, and engaging moments with the crowd that capture the excitement of a live Queen performance. It is crafted to energize devoted fans and welcome newcomers alike.