Live music in Vineland, NJ

Soup brings a live set to the new outdoor space, The Backyard at The Inn on St. Louis in Egg Harbor City. Recognized from past shows at The Anchor Rock Club, The Stone Pony, and Iron Smoke, the band headlines an outdoor rock show. Capacity is limited, and admission is $5 in advance or $10 at the door. College students receive free entry with a valid student ID, and dinner patrons are admitted at no charge. Dinner and drinks are available, and the Söūp Flight can be ordered. If it gets chilly, the venue may light the fire pits. Attendees are asked to respect the people and property of the neighborhood. Parking is residential only, so a neighborhood walk may be part of the experience.

Sistah Soul Series 2026 brings soulful grooves and neighborhood warmth to Cherry Street Pier on the Philadelphia waterfront. This free, all-ages program unfolds on First Fridays with a live mix of vocalists, poets, instrumentalists, and DJs exploring R&B, jazz, soul, and improvisation as the pier lights glow overhead. Presented by Shekhinah B. of The Women’s Coalition for Empowerment, the evening makes space for performers, listeners, and those seeking new voices within the city’s arts scene.

Fish Ladder Music Park concludes its season of live music along the riverfront with tributes to the songs of Tom Petty and Joni Mitchell. The Insiders deliver a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers tribute featuring six seasoned musicians with decades of collective stage and touring experience. Shadows & Light: The Music of Joni Mitchell offers a jazz fusion homage to her catalog, led by Detroit jazz vocalist and arranger Olivia Van Goor and Lansing jazz drummer and bandleader Jeff Shoup. Admission is $10 in advance or $15 at the gate, and the event welcomes all ages.

40North, a country music duo, will perform live at Surf Dog Bar and Grill.

WXPN 88.5 presents Public Image Ltd at Union Transfer as part of This Is Not The Last Tour. Formed by John Lydon after the Sex Pistols, PiL earned multiple UK Top 20 singles and albums with a sound that blends rock, dance, folk, pop, and dub. Following a long hiatus, the band returned in 2009 and has since released new music, including This Is PiL, What The World Needs Now..., and End of World. This is an all ages event. A strict ticket limit applies and orders that exceed it may be canceled without notice.

Day 26 and J. Howell present a joint R&B concert at The Music Hall at World Stage, featuring live performances from both artists.

At Wilson’s Restaurant & Live Music Lounge, a soulful buffet brunch features all you can eat dishes with one mimosa included for $45 all inclusive, with $16.99 pricing for children under 12. A live DJ provides the soundtrack and comedian Malcom Hill hosts. Walk-ins are welcome, online reservations are available, and the venue can accommodate birthday or holiday parties. Expect a laid back vibe with lively energy.

The Dunns return to Renault Winery for a live music performance.

Rob McMahon & The Kat, a new duo, perform at Bellview Winery in Landisville, NJ, offering a laid back musical experience.

Back for its annual visit to Port Richmond’s Powers Park, this free, family friendly evening brings live music from the Class of 84. Powers Park is teaming up with the group to present a concert sponsored by the Powers Park Conservancy. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite 80’s outfits and enjoy a night of live music.

Separate Ways the Band returns to the Broadway Theatre of Pitman with a faithful Journey tribute centered on the Steve Perry era. The performance strives to recreate the early to mid 1980s lineup, capturing signature vocals, layered harmonies, and the onstage look associated with the classic concerts. With meticulous attention to subtle vocal inflections and musical detail, the band delivers polished musicianship and a respectful homage to Journey’s catalog. Billed as the ultimate Journey tribute on the East Coast, this concert aims to feel as close as possible to seeing the classic band in their prime, resulting in a memorable experience.

Karly C & The Rebel Y’all Band take the stage at Landmark Americana Glassboro with country soul and big, feel-good energy. The set is packed with fan-favorite country hits, plenty of sing-along moments, and a high-energy performance that keeps the dance floor moving from start to finish.

Tony Sands brings the sparkle of classic Las Vegas to the stage in a salute to Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. Backed by the live big band Swingtopia, this high-spirited production features favorites such as My Way, New York, New York, That's Amore, Everybody Loves Somebody, and Mr. Bojangles. The show blends playful comedy, smooth vocals, and the easy charm that made the Rat Pack iconic. Audience comments from recent performances praise the vibrant energy, strong singing, and a fabulous band, reflecting a lively celebration of three enduring entertainers.

Rise Against brings Ricochet 2026 to The Fillmore Philadelphia for a high-energy night. This concert welcomes fans of all ages. Supporting acts may change without notice. Tickets will be available to the general public, with additional presale access offered through the artist, Spotify, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation.

Chicago-based instrumental trio Russian Circles bring their powerful, exploratory sound to Union Transfer with Pelican. Formed over two decades ago, the lineup of guitarist Mike Sullivan, drummer Dave Turncrantz, and bassist and keyboardist Brian Cook has earned a reputation for consistency and quality without leaning on hit singles. Their music blends Midwest underground grit, classic progressive rock, German motorik and kosmische rhythms, and the caustic edges of metal into a distinct voice. Their latest album, Nine, continues that evolution and was recorded with engineer Kurt Ballou, with tracking at Electrical Audio in Chicago and finishing at GodCity Studio in Salem, Massachusetts. This is an all ages show. A strict ticket limit is in place, and any order that exceeds it may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance email UTassistance@bowerypresents.com, and for general questions email UTinfo@bowerypresents.com.

Music Bingo with Cowboy Jack blends a touch of skill with a dash of luck for big fun. Hosted at Little Ease Tavern in Franklinville, NJ, this recurring event takes place every other Monday and puts a musical twist on classic bingo.

Co-presented with Clavius Productions, this program at The Perch Music & Arts Community in Philadelphia features performances by Hana Stretton, Jana Horn, and Danielle Nia. British and Australian artist Hana Stretton is a composer, singer, and producer recognized for spacious, warmly textured recordings. Her debut album, Soon, drew dedicated listeners around the world, then Phil Elverum reissued it on his own label the following year and publicly praised its quietly flourishing spirit. Her forthcoming album, tiarn, shifts the focus from inland terrain to the Pacific, weaving in subtle classical and electronic elements, with vinyl editions planned through PW Elverum & Sun in North America, brierfield flood press in Australia, and Lima Limo in Europe and the UK. Jana Horn is a writer and musician from Texas now based in Brooklyn. After the reissue of her debut, Optimism, she released two full-length albums on No Quarter. Her self-titled record, made at Sonic Ranch in West Texas, traces her move from Charlottesville, where she was in the University of Virginia’s Creative Writing MFA, to New York City. The New Yorker has noted kinship in her music with figures such as Young Marble Giants, Syd Barrett, and Broadcast, and she received the Halifax Ranch Prize in 2026 for her story “The Woman,” forthcoming in American Short Fiction. Philadelphia-based composer and performer Danielle Nia delves into electronic and experimental sound, drawing on electronic music, jazz, classical traditions, global styles, and chiptunes. Her work blends modular and keyboard synthesis with composition, mallet percussion, improvisation, computer programming, and circuit bending to shape a distinctive meeting of technology and artistry. Accessibility note: the venue has a street level entrance, but there are two steps to the restroom.

Shaboozey brings the Outlaws Never Die Tour to the Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and its work to understand, treat, and overcome childhood cancer and other life threatening diseases. No portion of the ticket price is tax deductible. The show will go on rain or shine. All attendees will pass through security screening at entry, and bags must be no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches. Patrons with prohibited items or oversized bags may be turned away, and there is no storage or check in for restricted items. A detailed list of prohibited items is available through the venue's frequently asked questions. There is also an opportunity to become a St. Jude Partner in Hope.

SHABOOZEY brings the Outlaws Never Die Tour to the Skyline Stage at Highmark Mann in Philadelphia, PA.

Open to guests of all ages, this event includes supporting performers, and the lineup may be updated without notice. Ticket access includes a general public onsale along with presales from Live Nation, Citi cardmember options and preferred tickets, VIP package opportunities, and ConnectPHL.

Medium Build brings The King of Having Fun on Tour to TLA in Philadelphia for an all ages show. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from every ticket supports REVERB and its work to build a more sustainable music industry while empowering fans to take action on environmental and social issues. Ticket access includes public onsale, artist presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, Live Nation presale, and both presale and onsale options for VIP packages.

Medium Build takes the stage at Theatre Of The Living Arts in Philadelphia for a concert that blends intimacy with high energy. The set emphasizes vulnerable storytelling, heartfelt vocals, and honest lyrics, with bigger indie rock moments shaped for a live setting to create a strong sense of connection between artist and audience. Tickets are available for this show.

Bright Eyes shares the stage with Lullaby For The Working Class for an all ages concert. The group began in 1995 as Conor Oberst’s home-recording project with Mike Mogis, and Nate Walcott joined in 2006 to round out the core trio. Over the years, their music has become widely known, appearing across film and television, covered by artists such as Lorde, The Killers, Mac Miller, Phoebe Bridgers, Jason Mraz and beabadoobee, and sampled by performers like Young Thug and Lil Peep. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports the Poison Oak Project and its work promoting equity for LGBTQ+ people, with a particular focus on the trans community.

Presented by Ensemble Arts, this appearance by Jeff Goldblum and The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra brings the Nightblooms World Tour to Miller Theater. Goldblum, whose work on screen and stage spans nearly six decades, recently portrayed the Wizard of Oz alongside Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo in the global hit Wicked and its companion Wicked: For Good. He founded his orchestra three decades ago, and together they deliver lively, modern interpretations of classic jazz and American Songbook favorites for audiences across the United States and worldwide. The band has released four Decca albums featuring collaborations with artists including Gregory Porter, Kelly Clarkson, Miley Cyrus, Fiona Apple, Freda Payne, Haley Reinhart, Imelda May, and Maiya Sykes. Their album Still Blooming reached the top of the Official Jazz & Blues Albums Chart and entered the UK Official Albums Chart’s top ten. An upcoming companion release, Night Blooms, on Universal’s Fontana label includes guest appearances by Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Charlie Puth, dodie, Scarlett Johansson, and Melody Gardot.