Live music in St. Joseph, MO

Stepping Stones KC hosts a weekly Music and Me session at MY Play Cafe in Kansas City, giving kids a chance to explore their musical side in a friendly setting. The session is included with an open play reservation, with no additional fee, and adults attend at no cost.

Philadelphia-based queer grind punk collective The HIRS Collective brings its sound to Howdy in Kansas City, MO. The lineup also features Night Tennis, digigrind artist Warrior Princess Starlight XLNT, and a rare set from Consuming. This is the only Skunt event currently planned for October, so costumes are encouraged to keep things spooky. All ages are welcome, and admission is $20 pay what you can.

Emmaline, the Nashville-based singer, violinist, and songwriter also known as Emma Campbell, brings a lush blend of jazz, soul, and pop colors shaped by a deep love of classic songcraft. Early milestones include features in outlets such as Rolling Stone and American Songwriter and opening for Chaka Khan, a 10-time GRAMMY winner, on her first U.S. tour. She made her silver screen debut in Sweetwater as Jeanne Staples alongside Richard Dreyfuss, Cary Elwes, and Jeremy Piven, with her vocals woven through the soundtrack on standards like It Had to Be You and The Man I Love, plus a duet on Down Home Blues with four-time GRAMMY winner Gary Clark Jr. After launching her career in 2018 by sharing acoustic covers and originals online, she has cultivated a devoted following and performed sold-out shows at notable jazz clubs, major venues, and festivals. Her catalog includes the independently released EPs All My Sweetest Dreams and Necessity, which have earned millions of Spotify streams, and 2023’s Retro Kind of Love, an intimate jazz-pop collection she wrote, produced, and performed herself. Sultry vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and virtuosic jazz violin come together to balance nostalgia with a timeless glow.

AEG Presents’ Papa’s Boat Tour features Dana and Alden at recordBar. Admission is restricted to guests 18 and older.

Attendees can gather with friends and choose their favorite songs, then step onto the stage at a karaoke dance party hosted by DJ Mic. Happening on Wednesdays, it puts performers in the spotlight and keeps a dance-friendly atmosphere between sets.

Doja Cat takes the stage at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City for a high energy concert showcasing a set of her hit songs. Look forward to a lively night of live music as she delivers an electrifying performance for fans in the arena.

Presented by Mammoth, Gnash brings The Garden Tour to Warehouse on Broadway, honoring ten years of connection with the community. The performance takes place at Kansas City’s newest music venue in the Westport neighborhood, a lively area known for its bar scene. The space is built for memorable concerts and regularly showcases local, regional, and national artists. Onsite dining is available at Sound Bite Social, which can be entered from the north side of the building and does not require a show ticket, or it can be reached from inside the venue. The restaurant operates Wednesday through Saturday and is also open Sunday through Tuesday when events are scheduled.

Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers deliver a high energy rock show shaped by borderland storytelling and a sound that mixes punk grit, country western twang, and mariachi flair. Roger Clyne’s journey includes teaching English by day and busking with a guitar at night in Taipei as a student, a formative chapter that helped spark fan favorite songs people raise a glass to around the world. Joined by drummer PH Naffah, guitarist Jim Dalton, and bassist Nick Scropos, the band has built a devoted following through relentless touring and independent releases. Clyne and Naffah first broke out with The Refreshments, whose debut became a cult favorite on the strength of the single Banditos, national TV exposure, and a theme song credit for the animated series King of the Hill. That path led to the creation of Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers and the album Honky Tonk Union, which topped Billboard’s internet sales chart, followed by a run of top ten charting albums including Americano!, all achieved without major label backing. Highlights include induction into the Arizona Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame, headlining Sammy Hagar’s Cabo Wabo Cantina, and curating the Circus Mexicus festival in Puerto Peñasco, an event that draws thousands and supports local charities. The band also owns and produces an award winning tequila that has been poured in stadiums and is distributed in several states and in Sonora. As Clyne readies his eleventh studio album, the group continues to ignite audiences with spirited performances that turn life’s moments into sing along anthems.

Grab a reusable 12 oz Tin Roof cup for $5 and enjoy $1 refills of well liquor all night. Keep the cup and bring it back every Thursday to get the same refills deal again. DJs will be spinning throughout the night at Tin Roof.

In Kansas City, an open-air Chris Stapleton show fills the night with soulful vocals and a band tuned to every swell and hush. Crowd favorites are likely to include Tennessee Whiskey, Broken Halos, and Starting Over, with Traveller moments that grow into shared memories across the crowd. The vibe centers on atmosphere and impact, the kind that carries under the stars. Arriving early to secure a spot lets the energy build before the first note, and the set tends to race by. Fans may be listening for Parachute, Millionaire, or You Should Probably Leave as the night unfolds.

Big Head Todd & the Monsters present a reserved seating concert as part of their Winter Tour 2026. Ticket availability includes an artist presale, a local presale, a public onsale, and a Me + 3 four-pack option.

The Kaw Tunes return to Tool Shed Lounge to rock the room once again in Kansas City, MO.

North Heights Porchfest presents live musical performances.

Set in Kansas City’s West Bottoms at SwitchBack Outdoor Event Space, SYN.FEST 2026 spotlights the local music community with a stacked lineup, interactive creative features, and a vendor market. Enjoy a vibrant showcase that brings performers, experiences, and shopping together in one outdoor setting.

This community dance raises funds for the Wounded Warriors in Action Mo-Kan Chapter, highlighted by a live performance from Doc’s 100 Proof. Admission is $10 per person, with proceeds benefiting the cause. It is a BYOB gathering, so bring your own beverages and lawn chairs, and coolers are welcome. Hy-Vee will have food available for purchase.

Marking four decades, this concert celebration of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth comes to Uptown Theater with reserved seating throughout the venue. Ticket options include a public onsale, Bandsintown and local presales, and a Memorial Day buy one get one offer.

Grayson Capps brings unhurried storytelling and raw Southern roots, shaped by years of reflection and a hard-won sense of ease. His latest solo release, Scarlett Roses, his first in six years, emerged after he let go of strict timelines and allowed songs to arrive in their own time, then captured them live in the studio to keep their spark. The music looks at separation, fatherhood, aging parents, and attempts to self medicate, yet it still finds humor, beauty, and catharsis. Expect raspy vocals, plainspoken honesty, and a sound that moves from intimate acoustic moments to gritty rock and funky blues. An Alabama native who first made noise in New Orleans with the House Levelers and Stavin’ Chain, Capps launched a solo run with If You Knew My Mind and followed with Wail & Ride, Songbones, Rott & Roll, and The Lost Cause Minstrels, along with the collaborative Willie Sugarcapps project. His work has drawn praise for energy and authenticity from outlets including NPR’s Mountain Stage, the New Orleans Times-Picayune, Exclaim, JamBase, AllMusic, Blurt, and American Songwriter.

Mandolin virtuoso Sierra Hull appears with special guest Bella McCormick, spotlighting the breadth of bluegrass and Americana. Hull is a seven-time IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year and a six-time Grammy nominee, a leading artist whose independent album A Tip Toe High Wire features Béla Fleck, Tim O’Brien, and Aoife O'Donovan and is nominated for four GRAMMY Awards. Her career includes performances on NPR’s Tiny Desk and The Kelly Clarkson Show, stage appearances with Alison Krauss, Eric Clapton, Sturgill Simpson, Slash, and Robert Randolph, and milestones such as becoming the first female artist with a Gibson signature mandolin and receiving the Tennessee Governor’s Distinguished Arts Award. Bella McCormick brings a modern country voice rooted in classic storytelling. The Nashville-based songwriter and recent Ole Miss graduate has written more than 200 songs, pairing vivid lyrics with assured vocals and guitar work. Raised around Nashville’s creative community through her father, Lee McCormick, and guided from an early age by Grammy-winning producer Paul Worley, she carries an easy confidence on stage and continues to build momentum with new music underway.

Bad music is not on the playlist. Video DJ Brett Dietrich serves up singalong classics while the screens glow with big hair, bold fashion, platform shoes, and full-on retro flair. This Sunday Fun Day favorite in Kansas City blends iconic tracks, flowing drinks, and a lively vibe. It happens every Sunday, with an arrive-early, stay-late spirit and plenty of chances to sing your heart out.

Past and present members of Celtic Thunder reunite for a warm tribute to the group’s most cherished songs, shaping an evening of signature melodies, reflection, and camaraderie. The program features a thoughtfully crafted selection of greatest hits that ranges from traditional Irish folk to contemporary favorites, highlighting the hallmark harmonies, sweeping ballads, and high-energy moments that made the ensemble a household name. Founded in Dublin in 2007, Celtic Thunder blends music and theater into a dynamic stage experience recognized worldwide for emotional impact and polished production. Billboard has honored the group as Top World Album Artist five times, and their releases regularly appear in the World Album Top 10. This concert traces their enduring legacy through the anthems that have defined their career.

Madeleine Kelson brings heartfelt songwriting and a magnetic stage presence to Greenwood Social Hall, delivering an evening rooted in Americana with threads of folk and country. Based in Nashville, she crafts deeply personal songs with an authentic touch, honoring tradition while telling modern, queer-centered stories. Her warm voice and finely drawn narratives have earned recognition from NPR, No Depression, Spotify editorial playlists, and audiences across the country. A winner of the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Songwriter Showcase, Kelson has released the acclaimed While I Was Away and the recent EP Where the Spirit Meets the Muscle. Her viral track The Way I Do introduced many listeners to her candid writing, yet it is her intimate live performances that tend to linger long after the final note. Fans of Patty Griffin, Brandi Carlile, Jason Isbell, Gillian Welch, or Sierra Ferrell will find plenty to appreciate. Greenwood Social Hall is one of Kansas City’s most intimate listening rooms, with attention squarely on the music and a strong sense of community. Please note that the venue is located on the second floor of a historic building and can only be accessed by exterior concrete stairs.

Leonid & Friends takes the stage at Uptown Theater with a performance featuring songs by Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Steely Dan, and more. This is a reserved seating event. Ticketing includes a public onsale, plus artist, venue, and DZP presales.

Monday nights at Hammer’s Dueling Piano Bar transform into a high-energy karaoke celebration hosted by DJ Rosie-J. Whether someone is new to the mic or a seasoned showstopper, the stage is open for memorable performances from start to finish.

Hollywood Undead ignites the room with a turbocharged set, fierce vocals, pounding rhythms, and energy that never lets up. Fans sing along to every lyric, amplifying the electric atmosphere. The performance is a hard-hitting fusion of rock and rap, fueled by pure adrenaline from start to finish.

Experience gritty, straight-talking country from Alabama native Jay Webb. Often named an artist to watch, he brings surging momentum from songs like Down Here, Bury Me With Bourbon, Broken, and more. The show blends a no-nonsense edge with honest storytelling about his roots and the road he has traveled, all while delivering a lively good time. After a breakout first headlining tour that surpassed expectations, he returns to the stage with a rapidly growing fanbase and a performance that keeps audiences eager for what comes next.