Live music in Florissant, MO

This performance features original music paired with brief stories about how the songs were created. Ticket information will be shared soon.

Singers Open Mic returns to Blue Strawberry STL with live backing from The Black & White Band. Vocalists across jazz standards, Broadway, pop, blues, and R&B can take the stage with the band. Food and drinks are available throughout. Sessions take place on select Tuesdays, and the calendar lists upcoming dates. The cover charge is $10. Performers should bring sheet music. For updates and any changes, check the venue’s website, Facebook, and Instagram.

An open mic night featuring live music, poetry, and comedy from talented local up and coming artists. This weekly event holds a five star reputation and is celebrating 10 years of uplifting arts and entertainment. It is dedicated to advancing culture while providing a warm, supportive setting for community expression. Early bird tickets are available through POSH for $5 plus tax.

Rise Against appears at The Factory in Chesterfield.

At the Old Post Office, Of Monarchs performs a mix of original songs and familiar covers that span from the 1960s to today. Enjoy live music alongside local eats and a friendly community atmosphere.

Atomic By Jamo hosts the first full-length show from Voodoo Marshall Tucker Band, blending Southern rock with psychedelic improvisation for a lively night of music. Expect nods to songs like Can't You See and This Ol Cowboy. The Voodoo Players lineup features Sean Canan, Danny Liston, and Gary Hunt on guitars, Tom Denman on keys, Josip Capan on bass, and Joe Meyer on drums. This performance has been rescheduled from its original date.

Stephen Day brings The Self Titled Tour to Old Rock House with Brother Elsey. Expect an evening of genre-mixing songs that weave 1970s R&B influences with modern pop and classic songcraft, all delivered with a smooth, soulful vocal style. Ticket options include ADV GA at $20, day-of admission at $25, and a VIP package at $70. The show is open to all ages, and minors incur a $2 cash surcharge at the door. The VIP package includes entry to the concert, early access to the merchandise stand, a VIP laminate, an exclusive poster signed by Stephen, a meet and greet photo opportunity, and a one-song acoustic performance. VIP activities take place before the show. To help prevent ticket fraud and resale, online orders use a delivery delay. You will receive an order confirmation right after purchase, and tickets are sent digitally closer to the event.

Chance The Rapper brings the Coloring Book 10 Year Anniversary Tour to The Pageant with support from La Reezy. Seating options include Reserved Balcony and General Admission, with prices at $99.50, $79.50, and $49.50. This is an all ages show, and tickets are on sale. To ensure valid entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since third party sellers are not guaranteed. Tickets are non transferable, and requests to update the name on an order to match a photo ID should be sent via Facebook message in advance. Contest winners can claim tickets at The Pageant Box Office with identification.

Explore bluegrass jamming in a Wernick Method class led by Eric Wilson at St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre. Musicians on guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, or dobro are welcome. Participants should be able to tune their instrument and move smoothly among the chords G, C, D, and A, or use the equivalent notes on bass and fiddle. Tuition is $240 for a series of eight sessions, offering guided practice to build confidence and skills in a group jam setting.

Discover a symphonic tribute to Joe Hisaishi, the creative force behind the evocative soundscapes of Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, and My Neighbor Totoro. The SLSO interlaces signature moments from these film scores with classical repertoire chosen for a shared spirit of fantasy, elegance, and awe, shaping a program that celebrates storytelling through orchestral color.

At The Sinkhole in St Louis, MO, The HIRS Collective shares the stage with Blight Future, Plastic Sabotage, and Iron Linings for an all-ages show. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door.

Waylon Wyatt brings the Dustpiles World Tour to The Pageant, featuring Tristan Trincado. Tickets are available now with several options. Reserved balcony seating is offered at $45 or $40, general admission is $25 in advance or $30 at the door, and a VIP option is $114.34. This event welcomes all ages. Marking the event as Interested enters you into a random drawing for two free tickets, with one winner selected. For secure purchases, use Ticketmaster or the artist’s official site, since The Pageant and Delmar Hall do not verify tickets from other sellers and cannot assist with issues from third parties.

Blues and the Mississippi River go hand in hand on this lively river cruise that celebrates a long-running St. Louis tradition. This outing features Soulard Blues Band and is part of a seasonwide series that highlights standout regional performers, from established staples to new voices. It offers a relaxed night on the water with the chance to unwind with a drink while the music flows. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Attendees must be 21 years of age. Adult admission is $35.

Purple Quarters in St. Louis hosts a karaoke party with cocktails served late and a lively vibe. The night centers on singing and good times with friends in a festive setting.

Many teachers view Liszt as the domain of virtuosos, yet his catalog includes a wealth of pieces that suit intermediate students and even promising beginners. This session dispels that notion and makes the case for bringing Liszt into everyday instruction, showing how his intimate understanding of the piano can build technique, refine tonal color, and strengthen expressive playing. It also opens the door to the imaginative worlds that inspired him, from poetry and literature to visual art, landscapes, and sacred themes, offering concrete ways to teach character, atmosphere, and musical storytelling. Through a tour of repertoire at varied levels, attendees will leave with practical strategies for incorporating Liszt and guiding students to grow both artistically and technically, with music that is approachable and engaging for a range of abilities. The presentation is led by Dr. Jorge Modolell, a pianist and musicologist focused on nineteenth-century music and the life and works of Franz Liszt. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music and a Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis. His recent research centers on Liszt’s connection to St. Francis of Assisi and the composer’s Franciscan-inspired works. His scholarship has appeared in the Journal of the American Liszt Society, and he has presented at regional and national gatherings, including meetings of the American Musicological Society, the University of Miami Graduate Musicology Forum, and the Brandeis University Musicology Conference. In 2024 he was invited to lecture at the University of Georgia for the American Liszt Society’s 60th anniversary, and he is slated to lecture again for the Society at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln this year. He serves on the piano faculty of Webster University’s Community Music School, teaches music history as an adjunct at Washington University in St. Louis, and is Vice President of Membership for the Saint Louis Area Music Teachers Association. As a performer, he has appeared as a soloist with the New World School of the Arts Symphony Orchestra in Miami and performs regularly with local groups including the Rubinstein Club, the Chaminade Music Club, and the Piano Society of St. Louis.

Settle in at Edley’s Midwest for live tunes, a soulful Southern vibe, and a relaxed atmosphere. Savor barbecue favorites with an icy drink in hand, then hang out while the music sets an easygoing mood.

MoJones Duo delivers a live acoustic performance featuring a diverse selection of songs at Good News Brewing Company - Wildwood.

Blippi brings an all-new live adventure that invites families to move, play, and explore together. Blippi and Meekah appear on stage in a fast-paced performance filled with music, comedy, and surprises, featuring fan favorites such as The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me. This interactive experience encourages little learners to don orange glasses and spark curiosity, highlighting that everyone can be like Blippi. Please note that the production includes flashing lights, haze effects, and confetti.

Live Music Nights at Chicken N Pickle blend local performers with great food and refreshing drinks for a laid back evening. Settle in on the patio or soak up the buzz by the game courts while musicians from the area perform. Whether you are catching up with friends, spending time with family, or simply in the mood for a casual outing, this live music experience makes it easy to relax and connect with the community.

A lineup of four heavy two-piece bands takes the stage at Fubar Saint Louis. Aseptic Technique from Viburnum, Missouri makes its live debut as the opener. Monolithic Architecture travels in from Detroit, followed by Belmura from Kansas City, Missouri. St. Louis instrumental doom duo Granite Goliath closes the night.

Greywind headlines a multi-artist night at The Sinkhole in St Louis, joined by Left on Red, Colure, and Rodeo. This is an all-ages event, with tickets available for $18 in advance and $20 at the door.

Tiffany Ann makes a return appearance at Moonshine Blues Bar with a set that blends fan favorites and original songs, highlighting her growing presence in the St. Louis music scene. The full Hendricks BBQ menu will be available throughout the evening.

A lively mix of tasty food, cold drinks, and live music sets the scene for a night with a full dance floor. It is a chance to gather with friends, sing along to familiar favorites, and keep moving until the final encore. Look forward to an upbeat atmosphere and memories that last well beyond the last note.

Jeff Goldblum, actor and jazz pianist, takes the stage with the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra together with the SLSO. The program highlights jazz and timeless selections from the American Songbook.

Set sail on an evening dinner cruise with live music, a chef-crafted menu, and sweeping views of the St. Louis skyline. Over the course of two hours, celebrate a special moment, plan a romantic outing, or simply unwind on the water. Stroll the upper deck for fresh perspectives of the city as it glows after dark. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure and the vessel leaves on schedule, so plan to arrive early. Tickets are $64 for adults ages 13 and up, $28 for children ages 3 to 12, and free for infants up to age 2 with a ticket.

Vanessa Collier brings a vibrant fusion of funk, soul, rock, and blues to Blue Strawberry STL in St. Louis, showcasing soulful vocals, expressive saxophone, and inventive songwriting. A graduate of Berklee College of Music, she has earned four Blues Music Awards with additional nominations, released four well received albums, and reached the top of the Billboard Blues Albums chart. Her artistry has drawn wide recognition, with Buddy Guy praising her onstage sax work, AXS.com predicting more awards in her future, Rolling Stone highlighting her rising status, and Elmore Magazine commending the impact of her tenor sax solos.

JPEGMAFIA brings his boundary-pushing mix of noise, punk, and hip-hop to The Sovereign, joined by redveil and Matt Proxy. Expect an intense, high-energy performance from an artist known for a fierce stage presence and fearless sound, delivering a show that is both provocative and gripping. This is an all-ages event, with a $2 cash surcharge at the door for minors. To curb ticket fraud and resale, online purchases use a delivery delay: an order confirmation is sent immediately and tickets are delivered via eTix three days before the show.

Old Rock House hosts Julia Cole’s LOVE YOU TO DEATH TOUR with Jordana Bryant. Expect a high-energy performance from an artist known for her Sisterhood Country style that blends heartfelt storytelling with Houston-born rhythm and attitude. Recognized among CMT’s Next Women of Country, she has journeyed from singing the national anthem at NFL games to stepping onto the Grand Ole Opry stage. This is an all ages show, with a $2 cash surcharge at the door for minors. Advance tickets are $20, VIP is $0, and day-of admission is $25. To help curb fraud and resales, online orders use a delivery delay and tickets are distributed through eTix following order confirmation.

Phil's Karaoke brings a late-night singalong to Blue Strawberry STL, hosted by Phil Evans. Guests can take the microphone and perform beloved hits and timeless classics alongside friends and newcomers. There is no cover charge.

Karaokepalooza 2026 brings a lively mix of music, community, and entertainment to the riverfront near the Lewis and Clark Boat House. Local singers from St. Louis and St. Charles take the mic for live karaoke in a family friendly setting that celebrates creativity and neighborhood pride. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, favorite snacks and beverages, and enjoy time with friends and family while cheering on the performers. Vendor booths will be available for artists, crafters, and small business owners to offer arts and crafts, handmade goods, and other unique creations. An open mic is planned, and those who want to step on stage can perform a song or play an instrument for a $10 fee. Hosted by K Unique and Kay Jay, this gathering puts local voices at the forefront.

Seeking Freedom Long Before and Long After 1776 anchors this year’s theatrical program, honoring America’s 250th anniversary while shining a light on another struggle for liberty unfolding in the same period. A cast of 20 brings pivotal moments to life through drama, historic spirituals that were sung by enslaved people, live music, and storytelling rooted in Missouri’s history. Children have significant roles throughout, reflecting the experiences of young people under slavery. After 23 years at the Freedom Crossing site, the production relocates downtown to the performance area beneath the Gateway Arch, making it accessible to thousands more people. Smaller activities continue at the original location to keep the story and site alive.

At Blue Strawberry STL in St. Louis, Katie McGrath brings a return engagement of her sold-out Hope Floats concert, now expanded as Hope Floats 2: Hope Higher. With Music Director Jon Garrett and Director Ken Haller, the program adds the voices of Anu French, Liz Murphy-White, Shauna Sconce, and Joice Cypriano Bodet, with Mike Krysl on guitar. A Bistro Award-winning cabaret artist known for shows such as Aunt of the Year and Significant Others, McGrath has been recognized by BroadwayWorld and Cabaret Scenes for blending humor, poignant storytelling, and an especially strong bond with the audience. All participating artists will donate 100 percent of their income from this concert to Wellman for Missouri, up to the legal limit.

Celebrate 15 years of ministry in Guatemala with an uplifting evening at the Collinsville Gateway Center. The program includes dinner, a silent auction, music, and updates from missionaries, offering time to connect around stories of impact and hope. Tickets are $40.

Stagger Inn Again in Edwardsville hosts a happy hour set with 10SD. After some time since their last appearance here, 10SD returns with a set of happy hour jams to ease into the evening.

Matt Zeiss performs at Main Street HonkyTonk in St. Charles, Missouri. The Main Street setting is touted as a lot of fun, with a friendly nod to St. Chuck fans.

Settle in at Edley’s Midwest for live music paired with barbecue favorites and cold drinks. Expect a touch of Southern soul and a relaxed atmosphere that encourages you to stick around. Grab a bite, enjoy a refreshing beverage, and soak up the good time energy.

Phillip Russo performs at The Gramophone in the Grove, offering distinct interpretations across a broad mix of songs suited to many tastes. Presented from a snug corner of the venue, the show emphasizes warmth and variety in an intimate setting.

HonkyTonk U brings a high energy country set to Rickman Auditorium, loaded with Toby Keith favorites. Expect a lively atmosphere that channels boots, cowboy hats, and Red Solo Cup spirit for a night of feel-good hits and upbeat vibes.

Wine for the Win offers music alongside wine and cocktails.

Pecos & the Rooftops bring their live show to Delmar Hall. Tickets are on sale, with general admission priced at $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. All ages are welcome. Mark the event as Interested for a chance to receive two free tickets, with one person selected at random, and check back to see if you have won. For ticket purchases, use Ticketmaster, the exclusive ticketing partner for The Pageant and Delmar Hall, or the artist’s official website. Tickets bought from other sellers may not be authentic and may not guarantee entry, and the venues cannot assist with issues related to third party purchases.

An evening with Big Head Todd and The Monsters comes to The Pageant for a rescheduled performance. Previously purchased tickets will be accepted for the new date, and additional tickets are available with reserved seating at $60, $50, or $40, and general admission priced at $35 in advance or $40 at the door. This all ages show is part of the band’s fall tour. The band has shared that some appearances were postponed due to a medical issue affecting drummer Brian Nevin, with updates on new dates and refund options to be announced. The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official site, since third party tickets are not guaranteed to be valid and may not allow entry.

A live performance by Guilty Pleasure takes the stage at ReBar.

At Main Street HonkyTonk, Matt Zeiss begins with an acoustic set, then turns up the volume with a full-band performance featuring Tommy Patton & The Bluff City Express. The music moves from a stripped-down opening to a lively, jam-filled finale.

Old Rock House hosts a night of theatrical rock led by Bear Ghost on the Tiny Hitman Tour 2026, with support from Sarah and the Safe Word and Spaceman Bob. Expect a kinetic performance packed with big hooks, quick lyrical bursts, and adventurous shifts in style, matched by bold stagecraft. Sarah and the Safe Word adds a dramatic dark cabaret edge, while Spaceman Bob brings a spacey, genre-crossing vibe for an eclectic bill from start to finish. General admission is $25 in advance and $30 the day of the show. This is an all ages event, with a $2 cash fee at the door for minors. For online orders, confirmations arrive right away and tickets are delivered through eTix three days before the show as part of a delivery delay that helps curb fraud and resale.

Concerts for Kids: Howl at Powell offers a playful, spooky themed music experience for families. Enjoy lighthearted melodies, eerie tunes, and a few unexpected moments along the way. Costumes are welcome to add to the fun.

An Oktoberfest at Sacred Heart offers food, music, and activities throughout the day. A featured act takes the main music stage during the festivities.

Blue Strawberry STL hosts an evening devoted to the songs of Cole Porter as acclaimed vocalist Jane Monheit leads a stylish tribute filled with elegance, swing, and vocal finesse. With new arrangements that refresh golden era favorites, she explores classics like Easy To Love, From This Moment On, Night And Day, and more, illuminating their melody, wit, and rhythmic charm. The performance features Max Haymer on piano, Luca Alemanno on bass, and Rick Montalbano on drums. A leading voice in jazz and adult contemporary music, Monheit has released numerous solo albums, toured internationally for many years, and collaborated with renowned artists including Tommy Flanagan, Ron Carter, Kenny Barron, Terence Blanchard, Ivan Lins, Tom Harrell, John Pizzarelli, Christian McBride, Vince Mendoza, and Jorge Calandrelli. Her appearances span major concert halls and celebrated jazz clubs around the world, and she also contributes English lyrics for Ivan Lins while sharing her experience as an educator. Sponsored by Nina and Don Ardolino.

A weekly open mic at Historic Crossroads welcomes every genre, style, and format. Performers can take the microphone and share their work, and the event is open to people, pets, and wildlife.

HandleBar in St. Louis hosts an evening of live swing music and social dancing with The Showboat Jazz Collective, the resident band for these nights. The program starts with a brief beginner lesson, then continues with open dancing where styles like East Coast, Lindy Hop, Charleston, Balboa, Slow Bal, Blues, and Peabody are all welcome. New dancers are encouraged, no partner is required, and leather-soled shoes are recommended while rubber soles are discouraged. The cover is $10 with cash and electronic payment options, and financial assistance is available by reaching out to Jane Tibbetts. Parking includes metered street spots and some options on nearby side streets, with attention to posted signs. Supporting the venue by ordering drinks, including non-alcoholic choices, and enjoying food such as pizzas offered at half price is encouraged, and tips for the bartenders and the band are appreciated.

Suki Waterhouse brings The Loveland Tour to The Pageant in St Louis, joined by Rochelle Jordan and EMMMA. This all-ages show offers reserved balcony options at $69.50 and $59.50, with general admission priced at $39.50 in advance and $44.50 on the day of the show. Tickets are available now. The event includes a giveaway, with one randomly selected person who marks the event as Interested receiving two free tickets. To ensure valid entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official site, since third party sellers are not verified and the venues cannot assist with issues from other vendors.

Stryper brings a night of live music to The Hawthorn. This all-ages show takes place at a cashless venue, so bring a credit or debit card for purchases at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking nearby is limited, so rideshare is encouraged, with a designated pickup and dropoff area close to the entrance. Tickets may be available at the door if the event is not sold out, and physical tickets can be obtained at the box office. All sales are final, there are no refunds, and re-entry is not allowed. The lineup and schedule are subject to change. Tickets suspected of being bought solely for resale may be canceled by The Hawthorn or TicketWeb. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry to age-restricted events.