Live music in Springfield, MO

The next TOMA concert brings Louisville-based Mama Said String Band to The Breadbox at Mother's Brewing Company, with local opener One More Dollar. Ticket details will be available soon.

Legacy Concerts brings The Callous Daoboys to The Regency Live in Springfield, Missouri, for a night of music. Supporting sets come from Kaonashi, Girl of Glass, Wielded Steel, and Starving The South. Tickets are $22.50 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. This event is open to all ages.

Boots are welcome for a line dancing night as WAVE heads to The Venue on Sunset with DJ Tommy T providing the music. Whether you are experienced or just starting out, this event invites everyone to learn a few new steps, meet new people, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. No experience is required, and arriving solo works just fine. It is all about trying something new, having fun, and making connections.

Seven Foot Monkey leads a multi-band night at MoonTown Sound alongside Bleach It Black and Blueshell Bombshell. The concert takes place in Springfield, Missouri. Tickets are available with general admission or reserved table options.

A free outdoor concert series celebrates community with performances by a variety of local musicians and a welcoming summertime vibe. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, relax with friends and family, and enjoy live music in the open air. Each gathering focuses on music, connection, and the simple joy of being together.

Caster Volor brings its Paracosm tour to 66 KIX for a full evening of hard, loud rock and roll. Fresh off a new album with Pavement Entertainment, the band’s lead single ‘At Least We Still Got Our Rock ’N’ Roll’ has climbed the Digital Rock Radio top 50 to number 22, setting the stage for a high-voltage night. Known for a theatrical, shock-rock presentation, they blend hard rock and heavy metal with vaudeville-inspired showmanship to create an immersive, high-energy experience. The set mixes gritty originals with covers that range from classic rock and metal to surprising pop and dance cuts, drawing on influences like KISS, Billy Idol, Motley Crue, AC/DC, Rob Zombie, Rammstein, Marilyn Manson, Godsmack, Hollywood Undead, and unexpected turns from LMFAO, Tatu, and Enrique Iglesias.