Live music in Bellevue, NE

Boy band anthems take over a special edition of Music Bingo Karaoke, turning singalongs into a friendly competition. Sing every chorus while you mark your bingo card, with Round 2 pitting Pretty Ricky against B2K to see who earns the crowd’s bragging rights. Admission is $10. Enjoy free play, food and drinks, browse vendors, and compete for prizes as the hits keep rolling.

Used Cars performs as part of the Backyard Concert Series at the Howard Kaiman Pavilion. The show takes place on the east side of the newly renovated pavilion on the southwest corner of campus. Admission is free and open to JCC members and nonmembers. Attendees can park near the outdoor Aquatic Center, and food trucks will be on campus providing food options.

Overtime and The Blue Collar Soldiers Band bring the Modern Day Outlaw Tour to Reverb Lounge, celebrating the 10-year milestone of the RIAA Gold single Hunger In My Stomach. This stop features a full live band with no backing tracks, highlighting favorites like Next To Me, County Line, and Divided We Fall alongside new songs Soldier Up, Stand Your Ground, and Stuck In My Ways. Wildcard, DurtE, Jake LaCoste, and Shawn Paris add to a lineup that blends country grit, rock energy, and rap intensity. All ages are welcome. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

Theory Of A Deadman and Sevendust perform together at The Astro in La Vista, NE, with both bands sharing the stage.

At The Astro, options include general admission on the floor and reserved seating in the balcony. Suite tickets feature a separate entrance, access to a bar that accepts credit cards only, and private restrooms within the suite area. Suites are offered as reserved seats in Sections Suite1 and Suite2 or as standing room only in the suite section. Ticket access is available through an artist presale, promoter and venue presales, local presales, and a public onsale.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. team up with Kitchen Dwellers, with Mihali also performing, for a night in the Main Room at Slowdown. Andy Frasco is known for leading his band like a whirlwind, switching instruments mid song, diving into the crowd, and chatting with fans, creating a rock and roll celebration centered on inclusivity and individuality. Their 10th studio album, Growing Pains, is the first produced by Frasco and spans upbeat affirmations and genre mixing, with contributions from Billy Strings, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, Steve Poltz, Chris Gelbuda, G. Love, Eric Krasno, and ProbCause. Kitchen Dwellers bring a progressive roots sound that blends bluegrass, folk, and psychedelic grit, pairing instrumental skill with storytelling and a strong connection to the American West. Mihali, the Vermont based singer, songwriter, guitarist, and co founder of Twiddle, infuses reggae spirit and expansive soundscapes on his album Effection, created with support from Iration, Chadwick Stokes, The Movement, The Elovaters, Jacob Hemphill, and Iya Terra. Advance tickets are $38, rising to $43 on the day of show. Balcony reserved seating is $53, and Pitside East or West reserved seating is $68. A Frasco & Dwellers VIP Experience is $133 and includes one general admission ticket, early entry with merchandise access before the venue opens to the public, a personal meet and greet with a photo with Andy Frasco & The U.N. and Kitchen Dwellers, an exclusive signed VIP poster, and a commemorative embroidered patch laminate and luggage tag. Pitside and Balcony are seated, with first come, first pick within each section. This is an all ages event.

This FolkHouse at the Castle features singer-songwriter and former Nebraskan Brad Colerick performing at the Joslyn Castle Carriage House. Onstage he is warm and conversational, chatting with the audience and sharing stories between songs. Colerick leads Wine & Song, a weekly South Pasadena showcase he has guided for 14 years that brings together touring and local artists, and he is often nicknamed South Pasadena’s Nighttime Mayor for nurturing a welcoming music community. He also tests new material at the Jacaranda Veranda, a series curated by music impresario John Antich, who encouraged a compilation of Colerick’s songs, helped select the tracks, and served as executive producer. Tickets are $25. Geared toward ages 16 and up, with younger children welcome with parents.

North Omaha Music & Arts hosts free weekly jazz sessions featuring a house band followed by an open session for jazz musicians, instrumentalists, and vocalists to collaborate, refine their skills, and share ideas. The series is dedicated to bringing quality jazz to the local scene in a supportive setting that fosters connection and musical growth.

Lindsey Stirling brings a live show that blends virtuosic violin, choreographed movement, and striking visuals to The Astro Amphitheater in La Vista. The program features high-energy performances, graceful dance, and familiar favorites presented with elaborate production in an outdoor Nebraska setting.

Lindsey Stirling brings a heartfelt performance to La Vista, pairing expressive movement with fluid, immersive instrumental music. A strong bond with the audience shapes a warm and welcoming setting, turning the show into an evening centered on creativity and connection.

At Sumtur Amphitheater, Billy McGuigan & The Family Band present three concerts with no song repeats, each built around a brand-new set list. The music spans the 1960s through the 1980s, mixing British Invasion favorites with American rock staples, from well-known hits to deep cuts. High-energy performances are paired with storytelling that ties the songs together, and select tracks from Billy’s own album add a personal note. The result is a rock experience that balances nostalgia with fresh momentum.

A late-summer evening outside sets the scene with chilled drinks, warm air, and a soundtrack drifting across the river. On The Dock’s large outdoor stage, Happy Endings powers through high-octane rock, party favorites, and big sing-alongs that can turn a laid-back evening into a full night out.

Andy Grammer brings The Big Stupid Heart Tour to Stir Cove for an all ages show. Guests younger than 16 must attend with an adult who is 18 or older. The event will go on rain or shine. The venue may implement security procedures to help protect the experience for everyone. Stir Cove operates as a cashless venue. Ticket availability includes a public onsale, several presales such as artist, Spotify, Ticketmaster, and local or partner options, a Citi® Cardmember presale, and VIP packages.

NOMAFEST marks its fifth anniversary with a showcase at Gene Leahy Mall featuring The Bar-Kays, MonoNeon, and Keyon Harrold. Admission is free to the public, RSVP is encouraged, and no ticket is needed.

A free concert featuring The Bishops brings live music to Stinson Park. Food and beverage vendors are available before the performance, followed by the band’s set. The show concludes when the park closes.

Whiskey Roadhouse hosts an evening of live music featuring performances by Names Without Numbers, Die Tired, and Light Speed Highway. There is no cover charge to attend.

The Monarch and Titan bands launch their season with a live pep rally at Midlands Place. The program features performances from both schools’ pep bands along with dance teams, cheer teams, and color guard. Guests may bring lawn chairs and watch from the main parking area by SPIN Pizza. Admission is free. Nearby dining options include SPIN Pizza, Pine & Black Bistro, Bomb Taco, Ollie & Hobbes, and Crisp & Green.