Live music in Bridgeton, NJ

At Steakouts Homeplate, a DJ keeps the party moving with favorites from the 80s, 90s, and freestyle. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with plenty of dancing. There is no cover charge, and food is available.

A high-energy tribute brings the thunder of AC/DC’s Bon Scott and Brian Johnson years to life with a charged show that traces the band’s story through its iconic eras. The performers channel Angus and Malcolm Young’s guitar fire, recreate their onstage chemistry, and nod to the moves that helped define a genre. The production focuses on a faithful, immersive, and interactive atmosphere that drops fans into the core of classic rock while honoring the band’s unique history. Known for sold-out shows at venues and festivals around the country, this act has built a reputation for intense, hard-hitting concerts that celebrate AC/DC’s enduring legacy. Expect a powerful mix of sound and visuals that keeps the energy surging and leaves the crowd wanting more.

Music Bingo brings a spirited mix of skill and luck to The Mill Tavern, hosted by Cowboy Jack. Expect lively tunes and a welcoming atmosphere that keeps the energy high from start to finish.

Suzy Bogguss takes the stage with a career that blossomed during the 1990s country surge, selling 4 million albums and delivering radio favorites like Outbound Plane, Someday Soon, Letting Go, Drive South, and Hey Cinderella. Her artistry reaches far beyond country, spanning a duet album with Chet Atkins, a modern swing collaboration with Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel, and a 2007 set of originals that climbed to number 4 on the jazz charts. Her folk roots shine in appearances on A Prairie Home Companion, a Grammy earned for Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster, and the American Folk Songbook album and companion book. The journey continues with Lucky, a collection of Merle Haggard songs reimagined through her clear, expressive voice, and Prayin’ For Sunshine, an Americana release written entirely by Bogguss. She tours worldwide, both solo and alongside Terri Clark and Pam Tillis as Chicks With Hits, and with Kathy Mattea on their Together At Last tour. This performance highlights a storyteller whose music flows easily among country, folk, swing, and jazz influences.

Ordinary Elephant appears at Lost Elephant Brewing in Elmer, New Jersey. The folk duo of Crystal and Pete Damore has spent much of the past decade on the road, earning acclaim and admiration from artists such as Tom Paxton and Mary Gauthier. They received the International Folk Music Award for Artist of the Year in 2017 following the release of Before I Go, and Honest arrived two years later with recognition from the Associated Press as one of the year’s notable Americana albums. Recent honors include a Folk Alliance International nomination for 2025 Artist of the Year and an International Folk Music Awards Album of the Year nomination in 2024. Their new self-titled album refines their sound to voices and strings, bringing close harmonies together with intricate banjo, guitar, and octave mandolin. The songs lean into vivid, character-driven storytelling that emerged from uncertain times yet is delivered with assurance and care, reflecting the duo’s collaborative bond on stage.