Live music in Blue Springs, MO

Stepping Stones KC leads weekly music time at MY Play Cafe, giving kids a chance to discover their musical side in a fun, relaxed setting. The session is included with open play at no additional cost, and adult admission is free. Reserve a spot in the open play session.

Lindy and Kandi take the stage together for a rare appearance, marking their first time performing as a duo. The set looks back to the earliest days of shaping the songs that later became Crybaby Ranch, delivered with a cozy, living room vibe. Expect beloved tunes revisited in an intimate style inside the Boat House at Woodyard.

Enjoy a night of music bingo built around movie soundtracks and blockbuster hits, all benefiting Friends of Johnson County Mental Health Center. Each bingo card has a suggested $5 donation, with proceeds going directly to the organization. Arriving a little early to check in and order beverages is encouraged. Friends of Johnson County Mental Health Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that works to expand access to mental health services in the county by reducing barriers and directing resources and initiatives that support the mission and vision of Johnson County Mental Health Center. Hosted at Servaes Brewing Co. - Shawnee.

The 913 in Kansas City, KS hosts a lively Music Bingo game night that blends classic bingo with favorite song clips. A variety of tracks are played while players mark the matching squares on a bingo card accessed on a phone. It is free to attend and free to play, with one card provided per person. Winners receive prizes, and the prize mix may vary. The atmosphere features upbeat music, food, and plenty of chances to sing and dance along.

Howard Mahan teams up with friends at B.B.'s Lawnside BarB-Q in Kansas City, MO, featuring Adam Watson, TJ Erhardt, and Chase McRoy.

First introduced by The Who in 1969, this landmark rock opera returns in a vivid new production that highlights its relevance today. The story follows Tommy Walker, who retreats inward after witnessing his father shoot a rival and becomes fixated on his reflection, until an exceptional gift for pinball lifts him from silence to unexpected celebrity. Tony Award-winning composer Pete Townsend and Tony Award-winning original director Des McAnuff revisit the piece, drawing out fresh power and meaning for a new era.

Coco Montoya brings searing guitar tone and soulful, hard-hitting vocals to a night of modern electric blues. A self-taught, left-handed player who first worked as Albert Collins’ drummer, he learned directly from the blues great before spending a decade recording and touring with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers. His 1995 solo debut earned the Blues Music Award for Best New Artist, launching a celebrated run of releases that cemented his place among the leading voices in the genre. Montoya is currently touring behind Writing On The Wall on Alligator Records, produced by Tony Braunagel with Jeff Paris as co-producer, a studio set built on memorable songs, tight grooves, and the chemistry of his longtime band, with guest appearances on the album by Lee Roy Parnell and Ronnie Baker Brooks. Onstage, he is known for passionate performances, inventive solos, and an emphasis on feel and authenticity that turns every song into a deep blues statement.

Attendees can play R&B music bingo with Bo. Bingo cards cost $5, daiquiris are $5, and prizes are available.

Bike Night at The Kingdom brings the biker community together for an evening of live country music, connection, and purpose. Presented by the Goose Halfdan Charity Foundation, the event features performances by country artist Travis Marvin and supports causes that uplift veterans, first responders, children, and families in need. This season also includes fundraising efforts for The Dream Factory.

A weekly karaoke night in Lee's Summit brings singers of all levels together as host Martell Love sets an upbeat tone. Happy hour drink specials are available beforehand, offering a relaxed start before stepping up to the mic. Expect music, laughter, and memorable performances in a welcoming setting that suits first-timers and karaoke regulars alike.

Woody’s hosts an award-winning weekly karaoke night with Big Body Caprice. Singers of every stripe can step up to the mic, from shower-song hopefuls to showstopping divas, with audience favorites, powerhouse vocals, and daring performances setting the tone. Drinks flow, the vibe stays high, and the night has a legendary reputation at Woody’s KC.

Moonlight Market brings a lively marketplace to City of Shawnee, KS Government, featuring produce offered by farmers market vendors, locally made crafts and goods, and live music that sets the tone. Food trucks and selections from nearby breweries complement the experience. Families with children are welcome, and leashed dogs can come along. Visitors can also enhance their outing by stopping into the surrounding restaurants, breweries, and shops.

A free open house introduces the Kidzrock program for children ages 4 to 7 at the Prairie Village location. Attendees can see the program in action, and kids will have the chance to try instruments and explore what Kidzrock offers.

Critical Hits Music Bingo brings a fast, friendly challenge to Nirvana Coffee & Games in Independence. The playlist does the heavy lifting as songs play and players mark matching titles on their cards across three lively rounds. A prize is awarded in every round, and quick mini-games between rounds can earn perks for the next stage or a future game. No trivia background or singing is needed. Simply listen, double-check your card, and call bingo with confidence. Come with friends, enjoy a drink, and turn music know-how into a winning moment. All ages and generations are welcome.

Music Bingo takes over Nirvana Coffee & Games with Crit & Ale hosting a laid back game that swaps numbers for songs. Cards fill up as familiar throwbacks and current hits play, so quick recognition can lead to prizes. The format is easy to learn and welcoming to newcomers. Beverages are available, and the focus stays on great tracks, lively rounds, and friendly competition.

At The V, a Bluzboyz jam brings musicians together to fill a spacious hall with favorite jazz and rock tunes. There is room to relax and listen or take a spin on the dance floor. The lounge is open to the public and serves beverages with drink specials, and the kitchen offers dinner specials during the jam. Guests can also browse the schedule for additional upcoming events from VFW Post 5789, which hosts live music in Lee's Summit.

Karaoke takes center stage at Iron Horse Leawood with DJ Love spinning crowd favorites to keep the energy high. Singers can step up to the mic while dance-worthy tracks keep the room moving between performances. Happy hour brings deals on drinks and appetizers to set the tone. An upbeat atmosphere, tasty food, and a focus on fun make this a night built for singing and dancing.

A monthly mashup of hip hop and hot dogs with live sets from the Inner Sanctum DJs at miniBar.

Celebrate Halloween at Lemonade Park in Kansas City with a two-night bash featuring a varied lineup that changes each evening. Enjoy performances from Left on Red, The Royal Chief, Iced Wrist, Double Drag, When Forever Finds Me, and more. Choose single-night tickets or opt for a discounted pass that covers both nights. Costumes are encouraged, and each evening features a best-dressed contest with prizes.

Ed Desmarteau returns to The Inferno Restaurant - Independence OR with a set of classic rock favorites that spans the 60s through today. The performance includes songs by The Beatles, Eagles, Moody Blues, James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Neil Young, John Denver, Bob Seger, Eric Clapton, Del Shannon, Neil Diamond, Johnny Cash, Tracy Chapman and Luke Combs, Toby Keith, Gordon Lightfoot, and Jimmy Buffet, along with a couple of his own originals. Expect an upbeat, dance friendly vibe and plenty of familiar tunes.

Begin the weekend at Nirvana with a two-part night hosted by Crit & Ale, featuring trivia first and karaoke after, all with no cover. The quiz spans five rounds of ten questions and stays fresh from week to week. Player input shapes round one through category suggestions collected the previous week, round two follows a classic trivia theme, round three uses visuals, round four experiments with format and luck, and round five focuses on music. Come with a full team or play solo. It is designed to be competitive yet welcoming, and prizes go to the top three teams by the end of the night. Once the questions are done, karaoke takes the spotlight and keeps going through closing time. Order a drink, add your name to the queue, step up to the mic, or relax and enjoy the performances. A full bar and signature cocktails pair with a crowd that is there to have a good time.

Dan and Zachary perform live at Tavern 24 as a two piece acoustic act.

Rock Island Live presents the Loren Broaddus Trio at Rock Island Bridge in Kansas City, Kansas, featuring a distinctive take on the French horn. Admission is free. Live music is offered at this venue every Friday and Saturday, typically in the American Royal Hall, with the River Garden used when the hall is reserved or the weather is favorable.

A Halloween pop-up bar conjures the Sanderson Sisters for an evening of live music, parody, and plenty of chances to sing, laugh, and dance. Inspired by Hocus Pocus, the experience pairs spooky cocktail creations with snacks while the trio takes the spotlight. Maggie Hutchison appears as Winifred, Briana Marxen-McCollom portrays Mary, and Briana Van Deusen steps in as Sarah. The show is written and directed by Casey Jane, with stage management by Elise Hawley. This spirited takeover haunts PH Coffee on select dates. Advance reservations are recommended. Seating is assigned according to the time window on each ticket, and arriving during that window helps ensure you can get settled and place bar orders before the performance begins. The bar remains open after the show.

Experience a live set of classic rock spanning the 1960s through the 2000s, performed by a seasoned lineup. Bill Skinner handles guitar and vocals, Scott Melton covers bass and vocals, Chuck Hays brings keyboards, guitar, and vocals, and Phil Antkowicz drives the rhythm on drums, with Colin Rohde guiding the sound behind the board.

MK2 featuring Brian Holland brings their music to Konrad's Kitchen & Tap House in Lee's Summit.

Friday nights get a boost at Nirvana Coffee & Games as Crit and Ale hosts an all-out karaoke party each week. Whether you love belting Broadway favorites, screaming along to emo anthems, keeping it low-key with shower-solo vibes, or rallying friends for a big group number, the mic is yours. Expect a professional setup with crisp sound, a huge catalog that covers decades and genres, and a lively crowd ready to cheer every performance. Coffee, drinks, and games keep the energy high all night. Costumes are welcome, bold key changes are fair game, and duets are encouraged. The atmosphere stays welcoming and judgment free, with plenty of positive energy and great music.

This event brings together Wired Shut, High Victors, and Camilla Camille and the Sexy Hexes for a shared lineup.

Guest conductor Stuart Chafetz leads the Kansas City Symphony in a Motown celebration at Helzberg Hall in the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. Vocalists Chester Gregory, Darren Lorenzo, and Crystal Monee Hall join the orchestra for classics by Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, and more. Hear favorites including I Heard It Through the Grapevine, My Girl, and Superstition. This concert opens the 2026 to 2027 Pops Series with soulful sound and plenty of high energy.

The Saturday Outlaw Concert Series features live music from area bands alongside burgers, hot dogs, and cold drinks. Attendees can also take test rides on select in-stock bikes, with proper riding gear and a valid motorcycle license required, and there is no obligation. Friends and family are welcome whether they ride or not.

spIN Focus spotlights Paul McCartney’s 1970 solo debut, McCartney, a homespun record crafted in secrecy at his London home and at EMI’s Abbey Road Studios. Working with a four-track recorder, McCartney performed every instrument himself while Linda added harmonies, creating an intimate, rustic set of songs that helped pave the way for modern lo-fi and bedroom pop. The program begins with a short introduction that covers the turmoil surrounding the Beatles’ breakup, the clandestine DIY sessions, and how this release opened a new era for one of pop’s signature songwriters. A complete, uninterrupted playthrough follows on a high-end system that reveals the acoustic detail, warm bass, and vocal nuance on standouts like Every Night, Junk, and Maybe I’m Amazed. Hosted at The Listyning Room, the focused, high-fidelity setup features equipment from Audio Note, Perlisten, and Cambridge Audio. A $10 donation supports Center For Recorded Music 501(c)(3) and includes admission, complimentary snacks, and one complimentary beverage with choices that include soft drinks, flavored waters, tea, beer, wine, mixed drinks, and nonalcoholic options. Seating is first come, first seated. Advance donations can secure a spot, and if space remains, donations are accepted at the door. Parking is available next to the building.

Dogzilla hits the stage for a live show at Tin Roof Kansas City.

Rosehill Winery hosts a night highlighting electric blues and classic rock. Enjoy a mix of these two genres throughout the evening.

At American Legion Post 370, enjoy a Halloween-themed night that starts with line dance lessons and continues with live music from Melissa & Company. Shawn leads the lesson, teaching dances chosen to match songs the band will perform later. Dancers of all experience levels are welcome. Halloween colors and spooky touches are encouraged, and casual attire works too. The lesson is $5 per person, and the live music portion is $5 per person. Expect Classic Country, Oldies, and lots of time on the dance floor. During the band’s break, the crowd keeps dancing and practices group favorites at no additional charge.

A Halloween-themed after-hours showcase brings together performances from Iced Wrist, Doubledrag, Barrage, Yeah Right, and Wheat State. Guests younger than 18 need to attend with a parent or legal guardian.

The Lucky Us Band delivers a concert packed with lively country and classic rock, performed by seasoned musicians who bring polish and energy to every song. The set features popular tunes spanning the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and beyond, arranged to keep the momentum high. Steel guitar features throughout the performance, shaping the band’s sound with classic tones. Familiar favorites and tight musicianship take center stage.

Sunset Sessions brings live music crafted for warm evenings, upbeat energy, and memorable nights. The Suburbans take the stage with a lively mix of pop, rock, and familiar favorites that keep the momentum going from start to finish. The performance unfolds on the SERV Courtyard Stage, an outdoor venue featuring the largest screen in Overland Park, an open-air courtyard with room to unwind or meet up with friends, and a food truck hall atmosphere with multiple bars. Expect a vibrant, social scene where great bands, good drinks, and an enthusiastic crowd come together. Arriving early allows time to grab a drink and settle in for the music.

Disney Concerts, Disney+ and AEG Presents introduce the next Worlds Collide Concert Tour, a new arena show that unites the music and stories of Descendants, ZOMBIES, and, for the first time, Camp Rock. The lineup features Disney stars Malachi Barton (ZOMBIES 4, Camp Rock 3), Liamani Segura (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, Camp Rock 3), Dara Reneé (Descendants: The Rise of Red), Mekonnen Knife (ZOMBIES 4), Hudson Stone (Camp Rock 3), Swayam Bhatia (ZOMBIES 4), Kiara Romero (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland), and Alexandro Byrd (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland). Audiences can look forward to favorite songs from all three franchises reimagined with new mashups, dynamic choreography, electrifying effects, and interactive moments that invite plenty of sing-alongs and costume fun as these worlds meet live on stage in an all-new production.

Mark Clavey brings a lifetime of music to the stage. A down to earth singer and storyteller, he grew up in a home filled with song and began formal classical training in both instruments and voice at nine. His career spans award-winning choral and theater ensembles and bands that have played classical repertoire, marches, ragtime, swing, and big band sounds. A deep affection for folk music, from the Kingston Trio to Crosby, Stills and Nash, shaped his style, and John Denver inspired him to take up the guitar. Nearly four decades ago he embraced Celtic music, drawing on the legacy of the Corries, the Clancy Brothers, the Tannahill Weavers, and the Chieftains. Across 31 years with Emerald Skye and Tullamore he has appeared on stages around the country, from the Sacramento Valley Highland Games to the Great Irish Faire in New York City, and has completed several concert tours in Ireland and Scotland over the past 16 years.

Charlie and the crew return to The Kingdom Bar & Grille with The Instamatics for a throwback night of 1960s and 1970s favorites. Expect a lively, sing-along set packed with timeless hits delivered with plenty of energy. Seating fills quickly when they take the stage, so reservations are recommended. Admission is $10.

A live music gathering at the VFW in Lee's Summit welcomes families and friends to enjoy the show together.

Thirsty Bull Saloon hosts a singles party with line dance lessons and music from DJ Liz. The saloon serves lunch and also offers a happy hour. Beads are handed out at the entrance for anyone attending single to encourage mingling. Food and drinks are available, and there is also the chance to take a ride on the bull.

Singer and songwriter Jess Bauer shares original music shaped by a lifelong relationship with singing and a habit of picking up several instruments to accompany her sound. A healer and massage therapist during the day, she performs at night with melodies that are warm yet subtly haunting. Her path in performance is still in its early chapters, and Knuckleheads has welcomed her whenever she steps out to share her creativity. Over the past year she has focused on caring for her inner child, crafting songs that help her work through the emotions that have risen along the way.

Damaged Goods sets the stage at Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lee's Summit with a high-energy mix of Southern rock, classic rock, and country favorites. The Kansas City cover duo features Bret Reece on vocals and rhythm guitar alongside Devin Dudley on lead guitar and vocals. With years of shows around the KC metro at bars, clubs, and receptions, they are recognized for punctual, professional performances with quality sound. Their two-man approach, often acoustic, leans into familiar hits that spark singalongs and create an easygoing party vibe. Expect a relaxed night of live music filled with songs many people know by heart.

KC Rukus performs a mix of classic rock with touches of Motown and outlaw country at Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Leawood. The lineup features Rustifer on guitar and vocals, Big Dave Taylor on saxophone, and John Jones on bass and vocals.

This event marks a welcome return to Captain's and features music, drinks, and friendly company.

At The Sanctuary - Unity Temple on the Plaza in Kansas City, this Candlelight concert presents 90s hip hop reimagined on strings.

Music takes the place of numbers in this high-energy take on bingo at SERV. Players listen to popular tracks, identify the song, and mark their cards as they go. A DJ guides the action through themed rounds that span decades and genres, including throwbacks, country favorites, party anthems, and current hits. Prizes are available throughout, keeping the competition lively and fun. It is free to play and welcoming to dedicated music fans as well as groups looking for a lighthearted challenge. Expect multiple themed rounds, food and drink specials during gameplay, large screens, and a spirited atmosphere that makes it easy to sing along with friends.

Songwriter's Sanctuary at PH Coffee brings together the Kansas City songwriting community in a welcoming, attentive space where new original material takes center stage. Presented by the Heartland Song Network, this gathering is created by songwriters for songwriters. Performances feature only original songs and are presented solo or as a duo, and participants of every age and experience level are encouraged to take the mic. It is a chance to try out fresh work, meet fellow writers, practice stage skills, collaborate, and build connections within the Heartland Song Network community.

Bad Music Sunday brings a Kansas City Sunday Funday filled with anything but bad tunes. Video DJ Brett Dietrich spins classic sing-along hits while retro visuals light up the screens, complete with big hair, bold looks, and platform shoes. The scene is upbeat, the drinks keep pouring, and the throwback spirit runs high. This weekly celebration keeps Sundays lively with beloved hits and high-energy nostalgia.

This session combines smoking with yoga, bringing together meditative movement, spoken word poetry, and a brass instrument sound bath. Attendance is for adults 21 and over, and access requires either a membership or a day pass. Guests may bring their own beverages, and a BYOC policy is in effect.

The Wrecks headline The Truman in Kansas City with support from Worry Club and Kid Sistr. Finally Outside sets the tone for a night centered on the band’s sharp alternative pop sound and growing momentum. Fronted by vocalist Nick Anderson with Aaron Kelly on bass, Billy Nally on drums, and Nick “Schmizz” Schmidt on guitar, the group formed out of a DIY spirit that began in rural Wellsville, New York, and has since connected with a wide audience. Their top five songs have surpassed 140 million streams on Spotify, their debut single broke into the Top 40 at Alternative Radio, and their second album, Sonder, continues that rise, including the deluxe edition’s lead track, Things You Make Me Do, which pushes their songwriting while holding onto their core style. This is an all-ages event. General admission offers standing room on the main floor. The Aviary Loft is available for guests 21 and over, pairing a general admission ticket with access to a private balcony that has limited cocktail tables and stools, along with a dedicated bar and restroom. Please note that the loft is not wheelchair accessible. The venue operates without cash, so plan to use a credit or debit card at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited near the building, and rideshare is encouraged, with a designated pickup and drop-off spot close to the entrance. Event discussions happen on the event page, and posts offering tickets are removed to prevent fraud. There are no refunds, and lineups or timing may change. Tickets suspected of being bought for resale may be canceled at the discretion of The Truman or AXS. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for age-restricted areas. Tickets may be available at the door if the show is not sold out. There is no re-entry. Physical tickets can be obtained at the box office, and tickets are also available online or in person at The Truman box office.

Hammer’s Dueling Piano Bar presents a lively karaoke experience hosted by DJ Rosie-J. Expect high energy, standout performances, and an inviting stage that welcomes everyone from shower singers to seasoned pros.

East Forty hosts a welcoming open mic each Tuesday, known as Eastern Jackson County’s original, where anyone can step up to perform or relax and enjoy the community’s talent. East Forty offers happy hour prices all night on Tuesdays, with $1 off all draft beers, $6 select cocktails, $2 off every pizza, and $6 appetizers. Performers also receive a buy one get one deal on their first draft beer or a nonalcoholic beverage.

An intimate, mostly unplugged evening of songs with the Dames & Dudes unfolds at Mike Kelly's Westsider. The early show makes it easy to grab a bite and a drink, enjoy the jams, and still get home early enough to slip into pajamas. The cover charge is $10.

Skillet brings the Comatose: 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour to The Midland Theatre in Kansas City, MO. The night features live music and a gripping performance from the band.

Medium Build brings the King of Having Fun tour with support from Bella White. Expect a general admission floor alongside reserved cabaret seating and high top tables. Attendees under 21 will be charged a $2 minor fee at the door. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket benefits REVERB and its work to create a more sustainable music industry while empowering fans to take action on environmental and social issues.