Live music in Irondequoit, NY

Rochester Beer Park hosts a Sunday hangout featuring live music from Garlic. The band returns to fill the space with upbeat tunes for an easygoing afternoon. The venue offers tasty bites and chilled drinks along with a friendly crowd and lively atmosphere. Expect plenty of music, laughter, and a playful nod to all things garlic.

Photo City presents a live music bill featuring 9MM Mouthwash, Grave Sight, Scvrecrvw, and Karnage at Photo City Music Hall in Rochester, NY. The event is open to ages 16 and up.

Photo City Music Hall hosts Scattered Hamlet in Rochester, NY with Primaldivision, The Three, The Impurity, and Darwin. This show is open to ages 16 and older. Formed in 2010 by vocalist Adam Joad, Scattered Hamlet welds Southern rock swagger, outlaw spirit, and heavy rock muscle into a honky tonk meets metal sound. Their tireless touring and high-octane performances have taken them across the United States and to festivals such as Rocklahoma, Inkcarceration, SXSW, Vans Warped Tour, and the Gathering of the Juggalos. Albums including Skeleton Dixie, Swamp Rebel Machine, and Stereo Overthrow have broadened their profile, with Swamp Rebel Machine reaching the Billboard Heatseekers chart and drawing anticipation from Loudwire. The band has shared stages with Pantera, Black Label Society, Anthrax, Five Finger Death Punch, and Texas Hippie Coalition, delivering gritty, road-tested songs and a live show built for full-throttle energy.

Part of the Wegmans Concerts by the Shore series at Ontario Beach Park, this concert features Allegro, a party band. The series showcases a wide range of music that includes country, Celtic rock, reggae, 60s and 70s R&B, classical paired with pop selections, funky dance music, and other lively acts. Presented free to the public with support from Wegmans, the Ontario Beach Park Program Committee, the City of Rochester, and Monroe County.

Enjoy live piano and vocals from Todd East, a Marion, New York native who began performing professionally as a teenager. Born blind, he was singing and playing piano by age three, and later earned degrees in Music Education and Music Theory from Nazareth College. His sound recalls Stevie Wonder, and his reputation has grown through decades of shows in Rochester, where he built a dedicated following. Though now based in North Miami, Oklahoma, he regularly returns to Rochester to perform and record. His career includes commercial sessions for television and radio, frequent appearances at Hard Rock Cafes and casinos across the Midwest, and collaborations with conductor Jeff Tyzik with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, the Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Seattle Symphony Orchestra. Highlights range from Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut to the Lionel Hampton Jazz Club in Paris with Prime Time Funk, along with shared stages with The Brothers Johnson, Chubby Checker, Dave Koz, Joe Sample, Larry Carlton, and blues artist Sherman Robertson. Whether with a full band or performing solo, he adapts effortlessly and draws on a broad repertoire to create a memorable musical experience.

Josh Turner brings the This Country Music Thing Tour to Kodak Center in Rochester with special guest Spencer Hatcher. Known for his rich baritone and hits like Long Black Train, Why Don’t We Just Dance, and the chart-topping Your Man, Turner has earned five No. 1 singles, more than 6 billion global streams, and multiple Platinum certifications. His latest album, This Country Music Thing, entered the Country Albums top 10 and features Two Steppin’ On The Moon, a track that led to a special performance for NASA astronauts from Mission Control, as well as Unsung Hero, which he performed on NBC’s TODAY for Veterans Day and later released with a video debuting on CMT and the Paramount Times Square billboard. Turner has received Grammy recognition, won a GMA Dove Award for I Saw The Light with Sonya Isaacs, and has been honored in his home state of South Carolina with the Order of the Palmetto and induction into the South Carolina Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame. He also launched the Josh Turner Scholarship Fund for the Arts to support students pursuing music and arts education. Tickets are available online and at the Kodak Center Box Office. Children under 2 may attend without a ticket if seated on an adult’s lap. General parking is available across the street for $15 per vehicle, with a limited number of premium spots next to the building for $25 per vehicle. Accessible parking is offered in all lots, and all lots are cashless. For the safety and comfort of everyone, items such as large bags exceeding 8.5 x 6 x 11 inches, outside food or beverages, alcohol or drugs, weapons or firearms, cameras or recording equipment, laptops or tablets, flammable objects, flashlights or lasers, umbrellas, tumbler cups, strollers, balloons, noisemakers, flags or posters, and animals are not permitted. Special accommodations for medical or dietary needs can be arranged in advance. Multiple presales are planned, including an artist presale, a venue presale, and a promoter presale that uses the code PEACHTREE. Any related promotions or contests are provided by Legends Global and the event promoter and are not sponsored, endorsed, or administered by Eastman Kodak Company or Facebook.

Fickle 93.3 brings back its Finally Friday Happy Hour with a live radio broadcast along with prizes and giveaways. Live music follows the broadcast.

Presented by Photo City and Blisspop, Hot in Herre is billed as the biggest 2000s and Y2K party in the country, transforming Photo City Music Hall into a full-on throwback. DJs keep the dance floor moving while era-inspired visuals bring back the age of blinged out flip phones and trucker hats. Expect a rush of hits and guilty pleasures from the early 2000s, with tracks from Nelly, Beyoncé, Usher, Rihanna, Britney Spears, Pitbull, 50 Cent, Shakira, Snoop Dogg, Flo Rida, Fergie, T-Pain, Amy Winehouse, Outkast, Eminem, Pink, Black Eyed Peas, Jay-Z, Sean Paul, Avril Lavigne and many more. Dress the part with 2000s flair, whether that means fuzzy pink Juicy Couture sweats, plenty of bling, an Ed Hardy tee, low-rise denim, UGG boots, or a crop top. Song requests are welcome all night, so dust off those old iPod playlist favorites and get them ready.