Live music in Lancaster County, NE

Celebrate the Boiling Point album release as Juvenile takes the stage with The 400 Degreez Band. All ages are welcome. General admission is standing room only and offered in four tiers at $30, $35, $45, and $50, with each tier providing the same access. A $2 fee applies at the door for guests under 21, and listed prices reflect base rates before online fees. Table seating includes admission and is available at $150 for two or $300 for four. Tables are assigned based on purchase time and are located in a four-tiered balcony with stair access. A $100 VIP meet and greet upgrade includes a photo and autograph, happens after the performance, and requires a separately purchased general admission ticket. ADA accommodations can be arranged upon request through the venue’s contact page or social media. With roots in New Orleans bounce and a reach that spans worldwide, Juvenile’s influence runs through decades of hip hop. After early appearances in the 1990s and a pivotal connection with producer Mannie Fresh, he delivered breakout projects on Cash Money Records, including the landmark 400 Degreez, a quadruple-platinum release that produced staples like Ha and Back That Azz Up. The album earned critical acclaim from outlets such as The Ringer and Pitchfork and drew admiration from artists across the country. Juvenile also joined Lil Wayne, B.G., and Turk in The Hot Boys, contributed to platinum and multi-platinum releases, and reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 with Slow Motion. He later reunited with Cash Money, teaming with Birdman on J.A.G., a project praised by major publications and supported by widely streamed singles. This show brings that legacy to the forefront for a night centered on new music and a catalog that helped define an era.

As the air turns crisp and nights grow a little spooky, the 5th Annual Hoot & Howl sets the stage for a festive concert. Tickets are $10 at the door, and children 12 and under are admitted free. A costume contest will recognize the cutest, scariest, and most creative outfits. After the performance, a reception will follow for anyone feeling brave enough to stay a bit longer.

Trick Police brings a full Cheap Trick tribute to the Bourbon Theatre with a complete performance of Live at Budokan, then follows with hits from the band’s later years. Paisty Jenny opens the show, setting the tone for an evening filled with guitars and familiar songs.

This event takes place every week.

Tank’s Country in Lincoln’s Railyard hosts a lively night featuring tunes, dancing, and beverages. Expect an energetic atmosphere that sets the stage for a fun night out.

Free concerts presented at Piedmont Park Church, offering musical performances with no admission fee.

American Aquarium shares the stage with Kalyn Fay for an all ages concert in Lincoln, NE. General admission is standing room only, with advance tickets priced at $20 and day-of tickets at $25. Reserved seating is available as tables in the four level balcony, offered as a table for two for $70 or a table for four for $180, which comes to $35 per seat. Table purchases include admission and are assigned in the order they are bought, with labels reflecting the assignment, and the balcony is accessed by stairs only. There is a $2 charge at the door for attendees under 21. All listed amounts are base prices before any online fees. ADA accommodation requests can be made through the venue's contact page or by sending a message on social media.

A lively polka gathering at the Lincoln Eagles Club features lots of polka, chilled pivo, and friendly company. An excellent dance floor sets the scene for upbeat music and plenty of dancing.