Live music in Wentzville, MO

This Route 66 themed music bingo night at Cottle Village features a musical road trip through decades of legendary songs, sing along favorites, and intros you can recognize within seconds. Participants listen to each track, find it on their bingo card, and mark the square as the playlist keeps cruising. No music trivia knowledge is required. Expect lively tunes, laughs, prizes, and plenty of sing along moments in true Route 66 style. Seating is limited.

Complimentary outdoor concerts unfold beneath the evening sky at the Clocktower Plaza in The Meadows at Lake Saint Louis. Admission is free, and tips for the musicians are appreciated. Performances are subject to weather. Families and friends are welcome, and well behaved dogs on leashes can attend too. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and comfortable shoes for dancing. Arrive early to browse the shops or enjoy a meal at The Meadows. For parking, use the outer circle of shops and leave the spaces closest to storefronts for visitors with appointments. For updates and any weather related notices, check the event page. The lineup features Teddy McCready, The Garden Party Band, Dusty James & Abalone Pearl, Jeff Nations Solo, Mike Marciano, Mina Reya, Johnny Chase, Smokey and the Bandit, Party Hat Club, The Edge STL, The Machines, 2 Pedros, Decades Apart, AMF Duo, The Bright Side, Andrew Weber Full Band, Richie Callison, and Twenty Plus.

A relaxed evening of live music awaits as Of Monarchs performs a free show at Donatellis Bistro. Their set blends original songs with oldies, country favorites, 90s R&B, and contemporary hits, presented in the band’s own style. The bistro setting, along with food available, offers a comfortable place to unwind while the music plays.

Zero to Ninety brings an evening of alternative rock to 370 Lakeside Park as part of Sunset Fridays, performed at the winery-inspired Corporate Pavilion by the lake. New this year, Gator’s Grill will be serving freshly grilled burgers, hot dogs, and more, with dessert treats from Beverly Ann’s Cookie & Ice Cream Truck, Lily’s Cafe, and Pretzel Boys. Seating beneath the pavilion is limited, so attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or blanket for the lawn. Any outside alcoholic beverages must remain in the lawn area and not inside the pavilion. Glass containers and pets are not permitted at Sunset Concert events. Sponsors include Mid Rivers Newsmagazine and KFAV 99.9 FM.

An evening of live music at Chicken N Pickle blends great food, refreshing drinks, and performances by local musicians. Guests can relax on the patio or take in the buzz from the game courts while the music sets the tone for a laid-back night. It is a welcoming option for meeting friends, bringing the family, or simply unwinding and connecting with the community.

Experience an exhibition filled with live music, food, and drink. Cars and motorcycles are welcome to register for $20 per vehicle, and all participants receive a dash plaque. Judging takes place after registration and concludes with awards, including Top 30, Best Interior, Owner's Choice, Ladie's Choice, Best Engine, #1 Best Of Show, and Top 3 Motorcycle. Enjoy a performance by the Jake Houlihan Band, and look for event T-shirts available on site.

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Chesterfield Amphitheater hosts a powerhouse tribute night featuring Dogs of Society, an Elton John rock tribute, with special guest Billy the Kid, a Billy Joel tribute. Expect a fully live rock show that puts the music front and center. Dogs of Society dives into Elton John’s 1970s era, moving from favorites like Bennie and the Jets, Tiny Dancer, and Crocodile Rock to deeper selections including Funeral for a Friend, Madman Across the Water, All the Girls Love Alice, and Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters. The performance is entirely live with no backing tracks, focusing on the songs rather than costumes. Billy the Kid celebrates early Billy Joel, mixing hits such as Piano Man, My Life, and You May Be Right with album cuts like Scenes from an Italian Restaurant, Vienna, and Summer Highland Falls. The group appears as a six piece rock band with a three piece horn section featuring members of Dogs of Society and Breakfast in America for a classic 1970s sound. General Admission provides access to the lawn and the standing room pit, while Reserved Seating offers stadium style fixed seats near the stage. The venue is primarily general admission, with the green stadium seating reserved for those holding Reserved Seating tickets. Pricing is $20 for General Admission in advance and $25 on the day of show, $25 for Reserved Seating in advance and $30 on the day of show, and a four pack General Admission option for $60. Lawn chairs are not available to rent, so general admission guests are encouraged to bring their own. Set times are subject to change without notice.

Matt Zeiss and Anthony Nanney appear at The Pavilion at Iron Turbine. The event takes place at a winery in Moscow Mills.

A special event marks The Riddled Liver Band's fourth year and celebrates this milestone.

Experience a live musical performance, with songs played in real time by the performers.

Guilty Pleasure performs live at Nightshift Bar & Grill.

A weekly Sunday brunch at Frankie Martin's Garden featuring live acoustic performances by Johnny Chase. This recurring series brings relaxed, unplugged music to accompany the brunch atmosphere.

Enjoy live music at the Cottleville Weldon Spring Rotary Amphitheater in Legacy Park. Food will be available from Beverly Ann's cookie and the Cluck Oink Moo Sliders truck, with additional choices at nearby Cottleville restaurants and more food trucks across the street at Frankie Martin's Garden. Bring blankets or chairs for comfortable seating. Paved parking is offered at the Legacy Park entrance, next to City Hall, and behind the park at Kochanski Multi Sports Field, and parking on the grass is not allowed. The amphitheater welcomes visitors arriving on foot, by bike, or by golf cart, but golf carts should stay off the amphitheater hill and grassy areas. Please use designated vehicle spaces only, and note that the first two rows of parking in Legacy Park are reserved for golf carts, accessible parking, and band loading and unloading.