Live music in Moultonborough, NH

Settle in for an evening of music, food, and lakeside ambiance as Marlena Phillips performs live at Blue Bistro at NASWA Resort. A dynamic vocalist and pianist, she shifts with ease from sultry jazz to soulful pop, delivering a show that blends energy and emotion with refined musicianship. Her career has taken her to stages from Boston to Beverly Hills, and this performance puts her versatility and style front and center.

Cool vibes and music set the tone for a relaxed, feel-good experience.

Almost Queen delivers a faithful celebration of Queen with a four-piece lineup that blends lush four-part harmonies and precision musicianship. Authentic costumes and meticulous detail bring the music and stagecraft to life, creating a lively experience that resonates with fans of every age. The set highlights beloved hits like Somebody to Love, Don't Stop Me Now, Fat Bottomed Girls, and Radio Ga Ga. Deeper favorites such as Flash, Spread Your Wings, and Love of My Life sometimes appear as well, alongside timeless anthems including Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, and We Are the Champions.

This event features live music in a casual, hangout-style setting. It offers a laid back atmosphere centered on the music.

A Band Of Brothers brings an allstar tribute to the Allman Brothers Band with a lineup drawn from standout East Coast players. Conceived by Boston guitarists Ryan Taylor and Johnny Trama, the group channels the Allman Brothers legacy while shaping it into distinctive live performances. Keyboardist and vocalist Matt Zeiner launched his career touring with Matt “Guitar” Murphy, then joined Dickey Betts of the Allman Brothers Band, contributing on the road and as a songwriter. After several years of touring, he formed his own band, earned recognition with the 2007 release Live on a Summer Night, collaborated with artists such as Melvin Sparks and Jeff Pevar, and has continued crafting material that blends soul, R&B, and rock. Trama’s guitar work draws on time spent with artists like Bettye LaVette and Jesse Dee. The rhythm section features Jesse Williams on bass, whose credits include Duke Robillard, Louis Walker, and North Mississippi Allstars, and Tom Arey on drums, known for work with Peter Wolf’s Midnight Travelers. Percussionist Brendan Tommaney, with experience in groups like Pink Talking Fish, adds a jazz-influenced touch that deepens the band’s sound. This event is open to ages 13 and up.

Angelz Fury unleashes a surge of 80s metal at Lakeport Opera House, turning the historic venue into a roaring rock showcase. Towering hooks, searing guitar solos, and big singalong anthems fill the room. The band is led by Tina Valenti, whose powerful range and fiery stage presence carry to every seat. The performance blends classic arena spirit with a polished modern edge, keeping the energy high from the first song to the final bow.

An open mic at the Grotto welcomes singers, dancers, rappers, instrumentalists, songwriters, comedians, and anyone in between. Hosted by Jim Tyrrell, this is a chance for performers to share their skills on stage. Admission is free.

The Grotto hosts a karaoke night led by DJ Angie Lima.

The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra brings the sound of a storied big band that balanced irresistible swing with tender, beautifully shaped ballads. Tommy Dorsey, often called the Sentimental Gentleman of Swing, crafted warm and musical moods at ideal tempos for both dancing and listening, supported by the elegant charts of Paul Weston, Axel Stordahl, and Sy Oliver. The band’s history is interwoven with standout vocal performances. Jack Leonard recorded favorites like Dedicated To You, Little White Lies, You Taught Me To Love Again, Once In A While, and Marie. Frank Sinatra’s years with the orchestra marked a major leap in the group’s success, and he often credited Dorsey for influencing his phrasing and breath control. Sy Oliver refreshed the ensemble’s sound with originals such as Easy Does It, Yes, Indeed, Swingin’ On Nothing, Well, Git It, and Opus No 1, and with fresh treatments of pop standards including What Can I Say After I Say I’m Sorry, For You, Mandy, Chicago, Swanee River, Make Up Your Mind, and On the Sunny Side of the Street. Vocal features ranged from This Love of Mine and Embraceable You to There Are Such Things, Just As Though You Were Here, Street of Dreams, and Oh, Look At Me Now, culminating in the landmark hit I’ll Never Smile Again. From topping Martin Block’s Make Believe Ballroom poll to helping define a golden era of American music, this legacy has endured. Today, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra continues to deliver high-energy, swinging big band entertainment with the romance and precision that made its name legendary.