Live music in Rochester, MN

A karaoke night for teens who love to sing or simply enjoy music. Participants can step on stage with a full sound system and perform age-appropriate songs, or stay in the crowd and sing along if the spotlight is not their thing. The evening also features plenty of games. Snacks are provided, and drinks are available for purchase.

Wednesday nights bring a midweek boost at Charlies Eatery & Pub with a lively karaoke party. Guests can sing and dance while enjoying food and drinks, with Mainstream Music DJ and Karaoke hosting the entertainment. It is a simple way to break up the week and set the tone for the weekend.

Hosted by Rochester-based roots rock band Clay Fulton & The Lost Forty, the second annual Heading Up North music celebration comes to the Historic Chateau Theatre with performances by Humbird, Clay Fulton & The Lost Forty, Maygen & The Birdwatcher, and LaPlant Road. The event is open to all ages and is general admission, with limited seating arranged along the perimeter of the room. Tickets are $40 in advance or $50 on the day of the show, plus a $3.25 processing fee and taxes.

A live performance from Sudd Brothers takes the stage at Charlies Eatery & Pub.

Rochester native Debbie Anthony, a country singer and recording artist, takes the stage at Eagles Club Rochester with a set shaped by her journey to Nashville, where she created her second album, More To Be Said. The performance includes songs from both of her albums along with a range of country selections and a few fan favorites from other styles. She will be accompanied by Dale Haefner on keyboard and Johnathan Moeller on guitar and vocals.