Live music in Hillsborough County, NH

Union Public House in Nashua hosts live music with happy hour offered all night. Enjoy an evening of performances while happy hour continues throughout the night.

Axel’s Throwhouse hosts a high-energy karaoke night in Nashua with a neon-lit, glow-in-the-dark vibe. Guests can sing their favorite tunes under the lights, then mix in rounds of axe throwing or darts between songs. Axe lanes are available alongside other games, creating a steady stream of activity. Drinks and other refreshments are offered to keep the fun going. Whether someone is a casual singer or a confident performer, the welcoming atmosphere suits every comfort level.

Celebrate the fall season at The Brickhouse. This simple seasonal moment highlights the spirit of autumn and the feel of this time of year.

An annual Halloween spooktacular from Devlyn Sydus showcases a full slate of live bands. The lineup includes The Lords Of Salem, a Rob Zombie tribute, along with Gwell-O, Devlyn Sydus, Scarecrow Hill, Husk, Splatterhead, Dead Harrison, A World Worth Burning, and The Negans. More performers will be announced.

Girls Night Out brings a high energy mix of rock, pop, and country to East Side Club and Bar with ODA on stage. From the opening number to the finale, the dance floor stays busy while Peace leads on vocals. The staff keeps the party moving with attentive service and drinks, creating an upbeat setting for a full night with friends.

Here Come the Mummies brings an eight-piece, horn-fueled funk rock show wrapped in ancient Egyptian lore, with performers styled as 5,000-year-old mummies and a groove-first attitude. Over the years the group has toured widely across North America, drawing large crowds and sharing stages with acts such as P-Funk, Al Green, Mavis Staples, KC and the Sunshine Band, and Cheap Trick. Their resume includes rocking Super Bowl Village, frequent appearances on The Bob and Tom Show, a spot on the Jimmy Fallon series That’s My Jam, and sets at major festivals including Summerfest, Summer Camp, Common Ground, Musikfest, and Suwannee Hulaween. Legends about their origins range from a pharaonic curse to whispers that they are reincarnated, Grammy-winning studio musicians. Expect tight songwriting, big rhythms, and a relentlessly energetic performance. The lineup features Mummy Cass on guitar and vocals, Eddie Mummy on drums and vocals, K.W. TuT on bass and vocals, Spaz on keys and vocals, The Pole! on bass, Midnight Mummy on baritone and tenor sax, keys, percussion, talk box, and vocals, Dr. Yo on saxes, vocals, and tambourine, Highlander on tenor sax, and H-POD, the High Priest of Death, on trumpet.

Bringing a festive weekend to its finale, this choral program presents Bach’s St. John Passion, a work of dramatic intensity and spiritual depth. The Festival Chorus performs, blending the voices of professional singers with talented members of the community chorus, with accompaniment from a skilled ensemble of musicians. The performance is led by conductor Colin Mann.

Karaoke takes over The Spot in Nashua with a relaxed, alcohol-free atmosphere. Guests can sip mocktails and coffee, choose their favorite songs, and share the mic with a laid-back crowd. It is a simple, feel-good way to unwind with friends, focused on good vibes without the booze.