Live music in Topsham, ME

Burger and Open Mic Night at the Whale's Tale features at least two new burger specials each week alongside an open mic. Reservations are available by calling (207) 633-2922.

Live summer music will be performed at the Yarmouth Maine Farmers Market. A set of seasonal tunes will provide a bright backdrop for the market atmosphere.

Darlin’ Corey is a trio rooted in the northern stretch of the Appalachian Trail, weaving together the many strands of North American folk tradition. Close harmonies sit at the center of their sound, carrying both original songs and the Folk, Old Time, and Bluegrass repertoire they cherish. Years of immersion in these styles come through in every note. Fiddler Erica Brown balances flash and restraint with a focus on the melody. Matt Shipman complements her with fluency on guitar, Irish bouzouki, 5-string banjo, and mandolin, folding into the mix with assurance rather than force. Kris Day grounds the group with a bass approach that is steady, tasteful, and supportive. Together they offer an inviting program of thoughtful originals alongside time-honored songs and tunes that have shaped their journey. In recent years they have earned a strong following around Portland, Maine.

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.

New England singer songwriter Lou Antonucci presents a solo stage performance that honors Harry Chapin’s gift for storytelling in song. The program blends Chapin’s music with backstories and lesser known anecdotes, creating an intimate atmosphere that draws listeners into the narratives and often culminates in a shared final note. Len Schwartz, a radio DJ, actor, and producer who was a close friend of Chapin, characterizes the experience as a deeply emotional and nostalgic echo of the artist’s most personal concerts, noting that Antonucci does not imitate Chapin yet channels his presence throughout. The set features fan favorites including Taxi, Cat’s in the Cradle, WOLD, Mr. Tanner, Corey’s Coming, Sequel, and Flowers are Red, with more classics woven in.

BMW, short for Breau Miller West, brings a trio performance to the Franco Center. The group features local musicians Denny Breau, Mark Miller, and Arlo West. Doors will open with a cash bar and a meet and greet. Advance tickets cost $25, and admission at the door is $30. Sponsored by Skelton, Taintor & Abbott.

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.