Live music in Grand Haven, MI

Hand Of Doom returns to The Dirty Dog for another appearance. Additional details will be shared soon.

Halloween night at the Elks features live music from Modern Day Relics, along with costumes, drinks, and plenty of fun. It is open to all.

This live music event features Uncle Klunk, a dynamic three-piece from Muskegon, Michigan. The band is known for versatility and an eclectic mix of music, delivered with a polished, high-energy approach.

Enjoy an acoustic-only jam night. Admission is $6, with free entry for children 12 and under and members.

Enjoy live jazz from Michael Drost and Jason Werkema of Jazz 150 while savoring food and cocktails in Lucy's cozy, inviting atmosphere.

Everyone is welcome to share their skills in an encouraging space, whether they are new to performing or have plenty of experience.

The GVSU New Music Ensemble performs works by Meredith Monk, Christian Glascock, David Lang, Eve Beglarian, Bill Ryan, and Jason Treuting, with special guests Pablo Mahave-Veglia, Joshua Dreyer, and members of the Grand Valley State University Dance Program. The concert is free and open to the public.

Enjoy a lively game of music bingo, where songs take the place of numbers on your card. Listen as the host plays music and mark off any songs that appear on your card. There is no fee to play.

Experience a solo recital featuring alto and soprano saxophone repertoire, with a focus on expressive virtuosity and technical skill. Admission is free and open to the public.

A/B Duo, featuring flutist Meerenai Shim and percussionist Christopher G. Jones, presents a concert of recent music. Their imaginative programming and wide-ranging instrumentation includes djembe, Nintendo Gameboy, contrabass flute, and drum set. The duo has performed across the United States since 2013 and is known for its fresh new music and commitment to expanding the repertoire. The concert is free and open to the public.

A local musician takes the spotlight, known as the lead singer of Post Fontaine and formerly of Thorzine Shuffle.

The Formers deliver a homegrown sound shaped by time in other Lakeshore bands, recasting songs in their own voice. Their set threads together Dark Americana in the vein of Poor Man’s Poison and The Dead South, Alternative influences like Incubus and Collective Soul, Classic Rock touchstones such as The Who and the Grateful Dead, and the rootsy feel of old-time bluegrass and country inspired by Johnny Cash and Tennessee Ernie Ford, creating a blend that stands apart. Expect a show charged with gritty energy and surprises, where the vocals are pushed hard and the strings get a serious workout. The lineup features Chad Egan on lead vocals, Thomas Ermon Neeley on guitar and vocals, Bob Butcher on upright bass and vocals, and Joe Stidham on banjo and guitar.

The Dirty Dog hosts a weekly karaoke night.