Live music in Smithtown, NY

Bingo with the legendary DJ Shorty McBaldy pairs the thrill of the game with an upbeat soundtrack. A curated playlist keeps the energy high while the numbers are called, making Tuesdays a lively blend of bingo and great music. For more information, see the event poster.

A live music performance that blends funk, country, pop, rock, and soul into a lively, cross-genre set. Expect a dynamic mix of styles that moves seamlessly from groove-driven rhythms to singable hooks.

Grooves on the Green offers a relaxed outdoor concert experience at Station Yards with live music, local vendors, and plenty of food and drink options from the Station Yards restaurants. Pack a lawn chair or blanket, bring a few friends, and settle in on the grass to enjoy the performances. Admission is free and open to the public. Free parking for three hours is available in the public parking garage.

Karaoke Wednesday features DJ Barbara Legotti at the controls, keeping the energy up for both singers and dancers. Attendees can expect a spirited night of karaoke and dancing that highlights standout voices from across Long Island.

A high-energy mix of karaoke and dancing with DJ Curtis H Maxwell sets the tone for a lively party. Sing-it-out moments and a bustling dance floor keep the vibe upbeat from start to finish.

Described as one of Long Island’s top party and dance bands, The Daplorabulls bring a dynamic, high energy show to Eleanors Lounge. Expect a fun, upbeat vibe that keeps the dance floor moving from start to finish. The band appears here every second and last Friday of the month, offering regular chances to catch their lively performance.

A recurring Friday dance night features The Daplorabulls, a Long Island party and dance band performing upbeat, dance-focused sets. It happens on the second and last Friday of each month. Admission is $5 with a one drink minimum.

A candlelit concert transforms Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church with a classical tribute to Fleetwood Mac performed by a string trio. Presented by Lumos, the program celebrates the band’s iconic catalog in an intimate setting, featuring arrangements of Go Your Own Way, Second Hand News, Dreams, Don’t Stop, The Chain, You Make Loving Fun, I Don’t Want To Know, Gold Dust Woman, Landslide, Gypsy, Little Lies, and Everywhere. Seating is first come first served within allocated tiered zones of Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The event welcomes guests ages eight and up. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row placement is not guaranteed. A donation is made to a different charity each month. This experience is offered in two sittings.

A return appearance at The Harp & Hound features a selection of tunes for everyone.

Raise Your Hands brings the music and spirit of Bon Jovi to life with a high-energy tribute that spans the biggest hits and fan-favorite deep cuts. Formed in 2018, the same year Bon Jovi entered the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, this five-piece group has earned a strong reputation across the Northeast with a show that is tight, polished, and fully live with no pre-recorded tracks. From stages at Mohegan Sun and MGM Casino to theaters, venues, and town greens, they deliver the songs audiences know and love with seasoned New England musicians at the helm. The lineup features TJ on lead vocals, Nano on guitar and vocals, David on bass and vocals, Chris on keyboards and vocals, and Rob on drums.

Islip Animal Shelter and Great South Bay Brewery present Pints for Paws at Great South Bay Brewery in Bay Shore, featuring adoptable dogs along with craft beers, good food, and live music. Attendees can also take part in a 50/50 and browse raffle baskets.

A Tribute To Top-40 Radio returns to Islip Public Library with a fresh set of songs to share. Expect a lively mix crafted for a fun listen, and bring your dancing shoes for an upbeat afternoon. Registration is available by phone at (631) 581-5933.

Acoustic musician Chris Devine brings a mix of classic and new rock, country, original material, Irish tunes and more to Schnitzels in Stony Brook Village. The performance takes place in a German-inspired gastropub known for a warm, inviting atmosphere and a menu featuring giant soft pretzels with mustard, bratwurst and knockwurst, comforting sides like creamy potato salad and pan-fried potatoes, and a selection of European beers.