Live music in Niagara Falls, NY

This free live music event on Old Falls Street in downtown Niagara Falls is part of the Friday Night Concerts series. The Bomb opens the entertainment, followed by headliner Hit N Run. Food trucks will be on site and the atmosphere is welcoming for all ages. Food and beverages are available for purchase, and outside coolers or alcoholic drinks are not permitted. The event is weather dependent and may be canceled due to weather.

Experience a summer evening amid the sunflower fields at Sunflowers of Sanborn with a live performance by Dave Stayner. Wander among thousands of blooms, relax with family and friends, and take in a scenic Western New York backdrop while the music plays. Food and drinks will be available for purchase on site. Outside food and beverages are not allowed.

Old Falls Street features an evening of live bands, street energy, and art that celebrates music. Celtic Grace Designs will present a small pop-up gallery with handcrafted record-inspired wall pieces and layered shadow box artworks that honor classic rock, country, and iconic music moments. Each piece is laser cut and assembled by hand, created for music rooms, studios, bars, and for anyone who prefers albums on display rather than only streamed. Look for unique designs, record art, and shadow box displays, with new additions rotating throughout the summer. Browse the collection, talk music, and enjoy the downtown atmosphere alongside the performances.

A show from Steam Powered Giraffe welcomes attendees of all ages. Doors open before the performance begins.

Catch Lake Street Dive live at the OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster, with a note that there are a few left.

Head to the Rec Room for live band karaoke featuring a 90s rock and pop theme. Sing along to your favorite 90s hits with a live backing band on stage. Doors open at 10:00 PM, and there is no cover before 11:00 PM. After 11:00 PM, the cover is $5. Entry is 21+.

Family Day on Old Falls Street brings family friendly fun to Old Falls Street USA. Explore a children’s market, visit a petting zoo, take a ride on a trackless train, and listen to live music, with more activities planned. Additional details will be shared.

Experience a Regency-inspired luncheon where elegance, merriment, and delightful company set the tone. Live musical performances and a catered grazing table create an atmosphere worthy of a high society gathering. Attendees are encouraged to wear Bridgerton-inspired attire such as flowing gowns, tailored coats, delicate gloves, fascinators, and pearls, and to keep the weather in mind when planning outfits. A costume contest will be announced during the event. Queen Chalotte is expected to attend, lending a royal flourish to the occasion.

Saturdays on Old Falls Street offers backyard board games, live music, and other free activities on Old Falls Street USA. The lineup features rotating performers such as Low Bridges Trio, Ham & Eggs Trio, The Red Letter Kings, Joe and The Shmoes, The Harmony Brothers, The Other Band, Wood N Steel, and South City Band. Entertainment is free to enjoy. The schedule is subject to change, and all activities are weather permitting and may be canceled due to weather conditions.

Enjoy a day of live music featuring performances by Frank Grizanti Band, Major Dudes, 90 West, Boogie Monsters, and High Horse, with Billy Hickey, Mickey Kal, and Bob Lee appearing between sets. Admission is $10 with a donation of a new personal hygiene item or school supplies. Attendees should bring their own chair and must be 21 or older. Pets and bicycles are not allowed within the festival area. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, except for water. The Dirty Bird food truck will be on site. Businesses can support the bands through sponsorships that offer promotional exposure and community involvement. Event T-shirts will be available for purchase, with the design to be revealed soon and an option to pre-order your preferred size.

Pop Punk Camp at School of Rock North Buffalo is a high-energy music week where students ages 7 to 18 work on popular pop punk songs like Paramore, Green Day, Blink-182, and more. Camp runs Monday through Friday with rehearsals and practice time each day, plus music-based games and activities. The week ends with a live performance on Friday. The camp is already sold out, but there is a waiting list available.

Rusty Nickel returns to Old Man River with an up tempo show made for dancing and sing along moments. The set spans rock and country rock from the 70s and 80s to the 90s and today, blending classics with current hits for a lively mix of music and fun.

Experience live music paired with a curated selection of food. Admission and parking are free, courtesy of presenting sponsor KeyBank and sponsor Independent Health. Returning by request for the fourth straight year, the Lockport-based and internationally touring band Handsome Jack brings a powerful, soulful blend of boogie and rock and roll that aligns with the rousing sounds of Creedence Clearwater Revival. The performance features two sets, beginning with the band’s own songs, then moving into a second set of Creedence Clearwater Revival classics.

White Chocolate Band returns to Gill Creek Park for another performance, continuing a tradition built over many years at this spot. The music is set to keep the energy high and get people dancing. The band is excited to reconnect with friends and family and hopes to meet new listeners and fans along the way.

Bike Night on Main Street in Tonawanda returns, featuring live music and adoptable dogs from Buffalo C.A.R.E.S.

Funtime Presents brings Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country to Town Ballroom for a live performance. The show is open to ages 12 and older, and anyone under 16 must attend with a parent. A government issued ID is required for entry.

The Town of Tonawanda Youth Parks and Recreation Outdoor Summer Concert Series brings live music to the Town of Tonawanda Aquatic and Fitness Center. Enjoy a relaxed, family friendly setting with both new and returning bands throughout the season. Savor outdoor tunes alongside bites from the Ken-Ton Meals on Wheels Food Truck. Admission is free. Bring lawn chairs and settle in with friends and family for an evening of music. Concerts are weather dependent, and updates are shared on Facebook.

Enjoy an evening of Gypsy jazz with Club Django Toronto. Inspired by Django Reinhardt and the sound of 1930s Paris, this concert brings lively swing rhythms, expressive guitar, and soaring violin melodies for a fun, music-filled night. Guests are encouraged to arrive early for food options available for purchase, plus Ironwood’s cider and wine, with the performance starting at 7:00 PM.

After Dark Presents welcomes Gannon Fremin and CCREV for an evening of country-rock music, with special guest Jaxon Malone Band. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show starts at 8:00 PM. This event is for ages 16 and up, with ID required for entry.