Live music in Poughkeepsie, NY

A full-album performance by Terruhwrist brings War on Terruh III: The Church Committee to The Aula in Ely Hall at Vassar College. Admission is free and donations are appreciated. Album merchandise will be available. Alcohol will not be served, and the campus is smoke free. Parking is available near the campus center and around Pratt Loop Circle.

Emo Night Karaoke brings a full-band singalong to The Sound Garden at Barton Orchards in Poughquag, NY. Attendees can take the lead vocals on stage while the band plays live. Signups are available for singers. A set list is available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music. Tickets are available.

A shared potluck meal kicks things off, followed by a meeting. Afterward, participants gather for communal singing.

Live at The Falcon hosts the Dylan Doyle Band, led by a Hudson Valley musician whose rising profile includes national and international performances. The music blends roots rock with jam funk, nodding to the spirit of Woodstock and reaching into Southern soul for a distinctly American sound.

Faith and Seafood Festival is a community-focused outdoor festival at People’s Waterfront Park featuring great food, including seafood vendor favorites like lobster rolls, plus vegan and gluten-free options. The day also includes live music, highlighted by award-winning gospel performances and more acts, with a relaxed summer-afternoon vibe for friends and family.

Enjoy the ambiance of a Gilded Age summer during a one-hour performance on the grand portico of Staatsburgh, the country home of Ruth and Ogden Mills. Arrive early to browse the gift shop, bring a picnic, or take a hike, and take in views of the Hudson River from Mills Memorial Park. Seating on the portico is limited, and guests may bring blankets or chairs for lawn seating. No reservations are required. Parking is in the lower carriage house lot. A rain date is planned. Admission is free.

Marc Von Em returns to Barton Orchards for an evening of live music paired with hard cider, chilled drinks, and views of the orchard. Bring friends for a relaxed Hudson Valley night while the Tap Room serves, concessions offer food, and the Creamery scoops ice cream. The dog park is open for four-legged companions. There is no cover charge, just live music, tasty bites, cold beverages, and friendly company.

Formed by musicians from the well known Brothers of the Road Band, Muscle Shoals continues a celebration of the music of The Allman Brothers Band and their friends. Drawing on years of shared experience, the group delivers a leading tribute to this historic band, performing songs made famous by The Allman Brothers alongside music from artists who shared the stage with them throughout their celebrated career.

The 90s Banda Tour gathers Banda El Recodo, Banda Los Recoditos, Banda Machos, Rancho Barriga, and Banda Arkangel R-15 on one stage at Newburgh Armory Unity Center. Enjoy live performances that celebrate the sound of 90s banda from these groups in a single concert.

Skin n' Bones brings live music back to Barton Orchards for a laid-back gathering with orchard views. Enjoy hard cider and other cold drinks, grab food from the concession, and treat yourself to ice cream from the Creamery. The Tap Room is open, and the dog park welcomes four-legged friends. There is no cover charge, just a relaxed Hudson Valley night filled with music, good food, and great company.

Catch Jack DeJohnette at the Ulster Performing Arts Center in Kingston. The show is scheduled for 5:00 PM local time.

Catch Oneida and Kinski at Tubby’s Kingston, with SPREADERS also on the lineup. Expect a night of space rock, garage rock, experimental, krautrock, and noise rock.

Lala Tamar blends Moroccan soul with the sway of Brazilian rhythms, creating ancestral songs refreshed by the pulse of gnawa trance and echoes of music passed down from the Atlas Mountains. A singer, dancer, and gimbri player, her name means lady in darija, and she brings a distinctly feminine touch to North African traditions. Known in Marrakech and celebrated worldwide, her music has traveled to festivals and stages across six continents, and her videos have been viewed millions of times, leaving hearts and feet uplifted. Master kora player Yacouba Sissoko shares messages of peace while highlighting West African history and culture. With a 21-string kora rooted in the djely tradition of storytellers who once played for royalty and community leaders, he carries forward songs and narratives that preserve memory, identity, and the rhythms of daily life, turning them into expressions of love, harmony, and empowerment. They are joined by Zachi Asher on oud and guitar and Rich Stein on percussion. Together, they honor song keepers as conduits for their communities and invite listeners into a sacred musical space where beauty, poetry, healing, and dance feel close, and a sense of home knows no borders.