Live music in Bridgeton, NJ

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Hawthorne Heights brings a 20th anniversary celebration of If Only You Were Lonely to Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia in Philadelphia. The event is open to all ages, with general admission standing room. Accessibility support will be available on the day of the show. Opening acts may change without advance notice. Ticket holders will receive email updates about any changes to the schedule, safety guidelines, or other important details. All purchases are final. Ticket access includes an Artist Presale, Mastercard Presale, Live Nation Presale, Mastercard Preferred Tickets, and a Public Onsale.

First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia hosts a bill featuring Toronto artist Lilyisthatyou alongside Philadelphia-area musician James the Seventh. Lilyisthatyou crafts bold, shape-shifting pop at the crossroads of dark pop, alt rock, and electronic experimentation. Her songs fuse candid, sensual storytelling with a sly, irreverent bite, transforming openness into strength. With a catalog that has drawn hundreds of millions of streams and a dedicated community behind it, her rise has grown from viral breakthroughs to sold out headlining dates, guided by instinct, steady work, and a clear creative vision. Through projects like LILITH and more on the way, she keeps stretching both sound and visuals, building a world that feels chaotic yet deliberate. As new music and a global run come into focus, she stands out as a defining voice in the next wave of pop. James the Seventh is a self-taught singer, songwriter, and producer from the Philadelphia area. After pursuing pre-professional ballet full time, a serious injury in 2020 led to surgery and a long recovery that ended that path. Unable to walk for a year, she received a guitar from her father, the sixth James in the family, which sparked her journey into writing and performing her own material. Since entering the scene in 2021, her sound has grown from dream pop into alternative rock, blending layered vocals and harmonies with introspective lyrics that examine mental health, angst, and nostalgia.

Sueco brings an all ages show to The Fillmore Philadelphia in Philadelphia. VIP packages are available, with Tier 1 providing general admission entry, a meet and greet, an individual photo, a signed personal item and photo, a VIP lanyard, a tour poster, and an exclusive merchandise item. Tier 2 includes all Tier 1 perks plus a tour shirt, a hoodie, and time to hang with Sueco after the show. Supporting acts may change without notice.

Sweeney’s Station Saloon in Philadelphia hosts an open jam led by Lexi Mangoni that brings together musicians and music fans for live, collaborative sets. Players of any style or experience level are welcome, with a welcoming atmosphere, professional sound, a complete backline, and a stage designed for live performance. Guitarists, drummers, singers, keyboardists, horn players, and bassists can plug in or step to the mic, while listeners can enjoy the music. There is no cover, and food and a full bar are available.

Enjoy an evening of music bingo with Cowboy Jack at The Mill Tavern. Bring a little skill and luck for a whole lot of fun.

Marking twenty years of Nekrogoblikon, this show at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia features special guests Aborted. The concert is general admission with standing room only, and all ages are welcome. Accessibility accommodations are available on the day of the event. Supporting artists may change without advance notice. If there are updates to scheduling, safety protocols, or other important details, ticket buyers will be notified by email. Tickets are nonrefundable.

Jukebox the Ghost brings its HalloQueen production, a musical costume tribute that turns their admiration for Queen into a compact festival experience. The show features two distinct sets. First comes a full run of the band’s own songs, followed by a brief intermission that includes a costume contest. Then the trio returns in Queen-inspired attire to perform a second set of Queen’s greatest hits with big-stage energy. Ben Thornewill channels Freddie Mercury while adding the touch of a classically trained pianist. Tommy Siegel takes on both the John Deacon and Brian May roles, delivering towering leads alongside playful guitar passages. Jesse Kristin drives the Roger Taylor parts and steps forward to lead the crowd in a spirited version of Fat Bottomed Girls. It is not a strict cover show, rather Jukebox the Ghost putting its own spin on the classics. Since 2015, HalloQueen has grown into an annual traveling tradition that frequently sells out, with fans arriving from around the world in handmade outfits inspired by the band’s catalog and inside jokes. The piano rock trio formed in 2006 and has played more than 1,000 shows worldwide, headlining their own tours and opening for Ingrid Michaelson, Ben Folds, Guster, Motion City Soundtrack, A Great Big World and Jack’s Mannequin. They have appeared at festivals including Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, Bonnaroo and Bottlerock, and on television programs such as The Late Show with David Letterman and Conan. This event is open to all ages. There is a strict ticket limit, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance and enquiries email UTassistance@bowerypresents.com. For general help email UTinfo@bowerypresents.com.

Fugu Dugu rolls out its album release tour with a live performance that blends Balkan fire, Slavic folklore, Americana roots, klezmer colors, and punk bite into a theatrical rush. Picture the exuberance of an Eastern European wedding colliding with a punk-rock uprising... searing violins, driving beats, and a surge of dancing and shouts as the legend of Baba Yaga takes center stage. Fresh from a coast-to-coast U.S. journey and collaborations with The Klezmatics, Vopli Vidopliassova, and Enver İzmaylov, this Chicago Wild East punk band unveils its biggest and boldest show yet.

Step into an interactive art experience where participants become the performers, shaping sweeping images with illuminated umbrellas created in collaboration with MIT. Guided by the dance theater company Pilobolus, the group moves to music to build a vivid, large scale live picture that blends Mary Poppins style playfulness with the vibrant spirit of Studio 54. No training or rehearsal is required, and the event is free and open to all ages. Presented in partnership with Opera Philadelphia and Village of Industry and Art, it offers three separate sessions to choose from. UP! (The Umbrella Project) in Philadelphia is supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, with special thanks to Penn Live Arts, Village of Industry and Arts, and Opera Philadelphia.

Enjoy live solo acoustic music from Rhondo at Curry & Cocktails, along with food and drinks. There is no cover fee.

Created for her NPR series America in Pursuit, pianist and thought leader Lara Downes presents a program of live music and conversation with Rhiannon Giddens, a Pulitzer Prize and Grammy winner who is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, and cultural historian. Together they explore the currents of American music and the places where traditions meet, sharing songs that range from Amazing Grace to Paul Simon’s American Tune to illuminate our history and our collective hopes and challenges. The program also includes multimedia work from Downes’ national initiative The Declaration Project, encouraging reflection on common ground, shared purpose, and the possibilities ahead for the American story. Accessibility offerings include open captioning, wheelchair accessible seating, assistive listening devices, large-print and digital programs, and service animals are welcome.

Presented by Ensemble Arts, Afro-Cuban All Stars brings a vibrant celebration of Cuban music to Miller Theater. Under the direction of Juan de Marcos, the ensemble champions both tradition and innovation, uniting seasoned masters with rising talent. The group has earned four GRAMMY nominations and toured extensively worldwide, and its origins connect to Buena Vista Social Club, a pivotal recording and wider movement that helped reintroduce global audiences to Cuba's infectious rhythms. Expect dazzling musicianship, propulsive grooves, and a dance-ready atmosphere throughout the performance.

At The Levoy Theatre, Broken Arrow presents a tribute to Neil Young that moves between the electric fire of Crazy Horse and the acoustic, pedal steel flavored country rock he is known for. The group delivers faithful renditions while stretching out with jam sections and refreshed arrangements. Lead vocals by Joe Mass channel Young's tone, and tight harmonies help spark crowd singalongs and calls for encores. Premium seating options are available, and The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving.

Shot of Southern brings a lively mix of modern country favorites and southern rock to Sweeney’s, with strong vocals and plenty of attitude. The performance offers a night of live music for dancing, singing along, or enjoying country and rock hits.

Sing your favorite songs upstairs at O’Neals Pub with All Around Sound Entertainment. The karaoke series that once took place at 117 @ Olde City has moved to this venue, and it now happens on both Friday and Saturday. Take the mic or cheer for friends in a friendly, upbeat setting.

The Dolphin sets the stage for a Mischief Night steeped in acid-soaked energy, headlined by a back to back session from Lauren Flax and Mike Servito, with The Dolphin’s resident vampire G I N A guiding the night. Costumes are strongly encouraged. A Detroit native and longtime Brooklyn resident, Lauren Flax has been immersed in music since childhood, first on drums, then guitar and bass. She came up through Detroit’s underground as a resident at the Motor Lounge alongside Mike Servito and others, appeared on the Motor stage at the inaugural Detroit Electronic Music Festival in 2000, and evolved from early jungle roots into techno, house, and electro. After sharpening her production chops in Chicago, she moved to Manhattan and released an early remix for Le Tigre. Later highlights include Dance Trax Vol. 16 on DJ Haus’s label, a sold-out EP on The Bunker New York, and a creative turn with 2MR following her remix of Pale Blue’s Breathe, which inspired a six track project blending ambient textures with acid house. Since 2019, she has toured the United States and Europe with live analog sets. Mike Servito brings a deeply honed approach shaped by years in Detroit, absorbing influences from the Electrifying Mojo and the Wizard, learning from figures like Mike Huckaby and Claude Young, and cementing his presence within the city’s circuit before relocating to New York. As a core resident of The Bunker, he has taken a jacking sound that fuses house, acid, and techno to dance floors around the world. A pivotal turning point came with his No Way Back after-party set during Movement weekend, recorded with The Bunker New York and Interdimensional Transmissions, which Resident Advisor named its top online mix of the year. He has since appeared at venues such as Panorama Bar in Berlin, XOYO in London, and Contact in Tokyo, along with major festivals including Movement.

Saváge presents Devils Night at Velvet Whip, a late-night gathering where progressive house and techno drive the energy alongside live acts that play with themes of the sinful and the sacred. Expect sets from Teakez, IANN, Cherry B, and Angelinkast, with additional performances by Nattie Lynx, Fae, Lotus, Pixie, and Desire. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your darkest imagination to life with devils, demons, fallen angels, and sinners in mind. The dance floor turns into a playground for mischief, with room to let go and revel in the thrills.

Kick off Halloween night with a performance by Stall The Digger at Paddy Whacks Welsh.

Philly Down South in Philadelphia presents a costume party with SHOVELHED. The event centers on costumes and themed attire.

All ages are welcome to attend this event. Please note that supporting performers may change without notice.

Friend of a Friend brings a live band performance to Sweeney’s, featuring big songs, powerful vocals, live instrumentation, and raw energy. The Halloween celebration also includes two $100 costume prizes: one for Best Costume of the Night and one for Most Original Costume of the Night.

At Warehouse on Watts in Philadelphia, Hallowink No. 11 sets the tone for a high energy night of techno and house with Josh Wink and DJ Tennis. Expect a dark, warehouse atmosphere and a dance floor in full swing, with imaginative costumes encouraged to amplify the experience.