Live music in Trenton, NJ

School of Rock Princeton presents a live student tribute to Green Day, free to attend and welcoming all ages. The performers are part of the School of Rock Performance Program, a hallmark curriculum joined by tens of thousands of students worldwide each year. In this program, musicians are given parts tailored to their age and experience during weekly group rehearsals, then polish those skills in private lessons with their instructors. The approach centers on learning through preparing for the stage, and each season concludes with concerts at local Mercer County venues for a live audience. This event is well suited for parents and students exploring lessons or bands, families cheering on performers, and local music fans interested in a student-led Green Day set.

Dance the night away at Cooper's Riverview with The Discoteks Band plus guest DJ John Rossi. This is a dinner and show experience with reserved seating that includes a prix fixe dinner option, along with general admission. Doors open at 6 PM, dinner starts at 7 PM, and the show begins at 8 PM. The event is for ages 21+.

Enjoy live music at a free, all-ages funk end-of-season showcase featuring student performers from School of Rock Princeton. This concert spotlights the school's Performance Program, a flagship track where musicians rehearse together each week, study parts tailored to their age and experience in private lessons, and finish the season by taking the stage before a live audience at local Mercer County music venues. It is geared toward parents and students considering lessons or bands, current families supporting the performers, and local music fans interested in a student-led funk tribute.

Get ready for a high-energy Selena tribute experience featuring a talented group of musicians performing Selena’s biggest hits like “Como La Flor,” “Amor Prohibido,” “Si Una Vez,” and “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom.” The show runs about 90 minutes, with a 15-minute intermission, and it’s designed to bring the vibe of a live Selena concert back to the audience. Concessions will be available for purchase, including beer and wine, and there’s free parking. The venue is wheelchair accessible and assisted listening devices are available.

This live, student-led tribute to David Bowie is presented by School of Rock Princeton. It is free and open to all ages. The event is a good fit for families considering music lessons or band opportunities, current students and their supporters, and local music fans interested in an energetic salute performed by young musicians. The performance spotlights the school’s Performance Program, a signature curriculum where students rehearse together each week with song parts tailored to their age and experience, then build on those skills in private lessons. Each season concludes with students taking the stage at local Mercer County venues in front of a live audience, and this show serves as one of those capstone showcases.

Spend a laid-back afternoon in a wine orchard shaded by century-old apple trees, a welcoming setting to relax with family and friends and raise a glass to the weekend. Sip award-winning wines by the glass, sample a tasting flight, or enjoy a refreshing wine slush while local sounds fill the air. This performance features live music by Sean Cox, with styles that span jazz, blues, folk, and rock. Light fare is available, and the Barn Door Cafe offers weekend lunch options, homemade treats, and ice cream. Families can enjoy fresh air around the farm, browse the farm store for produce, baked goods, and local gourmet items, and take a leisurely stroll. Outside food and pets are not permitted. Groups under eight do not need reservations, while parties of eight or more should reserve by emailing tmount@teruhneorchards.com. During festival weekends, admission is required for access to the farm, the music, and the festival area.

Celebrate the energy of live garage rock as student musicians from School of Rock Princeton take the stage for a high octane showcase. Admission is free and the event is open to all ages. It is a great fit for parents and students exploring lessons or bands, current families supporting the performers, and local music fans looking for a student powered tribute. The show is part of the School of Rock Performance Program, where students build skills through weekly group rehearsals with tailored parts and private lessons, then bring it all together in real shows at local Mercer County venues. For more information, call 609-890-7090 or email princeton@schoolofrock.com.

Experience live music up close at a Tiny Desk Performance featuring student musicians. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. It is a great fit for parents and students exploring lessons or bands, current families supporting the performers, and local music fans interested in an energetic, student-led tribute. The School of Rock Performance Program builds skills through weekly group rehearsals and private lessons tailored to each musician’s age and experience, teaching music by preparing for real shows. Each season, performers take the stage at Mercer County venues before a live audience. For more information, call 609-890-7090 or email princeton@schoolofrock.com.

Turn up the volume for a student-led nu-metal showcase presented by School of Rock Princeton. This end-of-season concert features hard-hitting sets performed live by student musicians. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Parents and students considering lessons or band programs, current families cheering on their performers, and local music fans seeking a high-energy tribute will feel right at home. The show is the capstone of the School of Rock Performance Program, a signature curriculum in which students around the world prepare real songs during weekly group rehearsals tailored to their age and experience, then refine their parts in private lessons. The approach teaches music through preparing for the stage, culminating in live performances at local Mercer County venues.

Get ready for an unforgettable Selena tribute show featuring a high-energy group of musicians performing fan favorites like “Como La Flor,” “Amor Prohibido,” and “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom,” plus more. The performance runs about 90 minutes with one 15-minute intermission, so it’s a great pick if you want to sing along and relive the spirit of a live Selena concert.

Born in the late 1990s and early 2000s, emo mixed punk’s urgency with candid, heartfelt lyrics, and artists like Paramore, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, and Panic! At The Disco helped shape its signature sound. At School of Rock Princeton, campers dive into emo favorites in an encouraging, high energy environment. The program runs Monday through Friday with focused learning and rehearsals, concluding with a live performance for family and friends at the end of the week.

This week-long camp at School of Rock Princeton introduces children ages 6 to 7 to the basics of making music. Participants try out rhythm instruments, practice easy songs, and take part in music games in a friendly, supportive setting. Activities build core skills like listening for pitch and rhythm, understanding how songs are structured, recognizing common rhythm patterns, and playing together as an ensemble. Kids also get to know the primary instruments of rock and begin laying a foundation in music theory and overall music appreciation.

This gathering features music bingo hosted by Brother Mike, and every winner receives a prize. Participants must be 21 or older to play and claim prizes.

Ant Cannuli appears at Killarney's Publick House, where guests can enjoy food and drinks with seating available indoors or outdoors. The setting offers a lively, feel-good atmosphere to match the vibe.

Presented by Jazz Bridge in partnership with Councilman Curtis Jones Jr., this free performance features V. Shayne Frederick and his band at The Fourth District Container Village. Celebrated for a soulful voice and praised by outlets such as DownBeat, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and Metro Philadelphia, Frederick has appeared with TEDx and NPR and has performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra. His credits include The Barnes Foundation and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, extended residencies in upscale restaurants, and club appearances at Con Alma in Pittsburgh, Minton's in Harlem, South Jazz Club, and Chris' Jazz Cafe. He tours as narrator and vocalist with Ruth Naomi Floyd’s Frederick Douglass Jazz Works, and collaborates as pianist, composer, and vocalist with poet laureate Yolanda Wisher and the Afroeaters. Beyond the stage he contributes scoring and voiceover for film and commercial projects. His album Treasures was named Track of the Week by JazzFM UK. Admission is free.

The Ant Cannuli and George G Duo returns to Al's Airport Inn for another appearance.