Live music in Maple Grove, MN

Kick off a five-week East Coast Swing Single Time series at Faith Lutheran Church of Coon Rapids. The evening opens with warm-up and practice music, followed by a guided lesson, then open dance time with a variety of music. Instruction is professionally led in a progressive format, with a review of the previous week’s material before adding new steps, which makes the first two sessions a comfortable starting point for beginners. No partner is required due to frequent rotation, and dancers of all experience levels are welcome. A suggested donation of $10 is appreciated, with payment accepted by cash, Venmo, or check, and change available. Pre-paid dance cards are available for $45 for five weeks, offering a $5 savings and no expiration. Water and mints are provided, with occasional treats. Dance socks are available to use or purchase. Please wear non-marking shoes or use dance socks to protect the floor. Music concludes at the end of the night and doors are secured afterward. Private lessons are also available.

Crystal Farmers Market brings together fresh food, local makers, and community connections in a welcoming setting. Browse farm-fresh produce, handcrafted goods, sweet treats, and specialty foods, then relax and enjoy live music while you savor your finds. SNAP/EBT is accepted and the market participates in Market Bucks to help make fresh, local food accessible to everyone. This season features full-season vendors such as Critical Hit Confections, Eggroll Queen, Matt’s Mushrooms and More, Park Hill Farm, and Svihel Vegetable Farm. Additional vendors appear on select dates, including 4J’s Baked by Dez, Mill City Sweets, SarahGirl Soaps, SubZero Chillz Shaved Ice, and Summer Lakes Beverage. Expect returning favorites alongside new faces, with community partners, entertainment, and special activities added throughout the season.

Todd Michael Jameson will be at Maple Tavern.

Hold Your Lady Tight Night hosts a honky-tonk style evening at The Hamel V with country line dance and progressive two step lessons plus open dancing. Taking place on the second and fourth Thursday, it offers a blend of classic favorites and the latest line dances. Beginners are welcome and you do not need a partner. Admission is $10 and boots are encouraged. All ages are welcome, and bringing friends adds to the fun.

Grunge Unplugged returns to Ripple Effect Brewing Company for an evening of 90s grunge in an unplugged format. The set spans favorites and deep cuts from Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, Smashing Pumpkins, and more.

Back for a third appearance at the Music Factory, Bryan Duncan presents two consecutive evenings of music drawing from contemporary Christian, gospel, pop, soul, blues, and smooth jazz. His career includes numerous honors, including a Grammy, 18 solo albums with 16 number one radio hits, and collaborations on three releases with The NehoSoul Band and seven with the legendary Sweet Comfort Band. His latest album, Shine, continues a long-running catalog embraced by fans. Tickets are priced at $40 in advance or $50 at the door, with general admission seating. Concessions and merchandise will be available during the concert, including Mr. Chipper’s fresh-baked cookies. A VIP experience is offered before the show for an additional charge. It features time with Bryan to hear stories and new music, plus a photo and autograph. This is an add-on and requires a separate concert ticket. A minimum donation of $25 per person supports the creation of new music, videos, and related content, and VIP guests receive early entry to reserve seats. Please note that the Music Factory is located on the second floor of a World War I era building without wheelchair access, and stairs are required.

The Bellamy Brothers take the stage for a live set of their top country hits. The concert highlights the duo’s signature songs for an evening of country music.

Crash Course is set to perform at Serum's Good Time Emporium in Anoka. The artists have shared their excitement about getting onstage for this show.

Bryan Duncan returns to the Music Factory for the third time, presenting two back-to-back nights of music. A global minister through outreach, worship, concerts, services, and special events, he brings a wide-ranging sound that spans CCM, gospel, pop, soul, blues, and smooth jazz, along with numerous honors that include a Grammy. His catalog features 18 solo albums and 16 number-one radio singles, with Shine as his latest release. He has also recorded with The NehoSoul Band and the Sweet Comfort Band. Tickets are $40 in advance and $50 at the door, and seating is general admission. Concessions and merchandise will be available, including Mr. Chipper's fresh-baked cookies. An optional VIP Experience is offered before the concert. It includes time with Bryan to hear stories and new music, plus a photo opportunity and an autograph. This add-on requires separate concert tickets and a minimum donation of $25 per person, which supports the creation of new music, videos, and other content. VIP guests may reserve their seats before general admission entry. Please note that the Music Factory is on the second floor of a World War I era building that is not handicap accessible, and stairs are required.

Serum's Good Time Emporium hosts live music on Saturday.