Live music in West Seneca, NY

Mandy hosts karaoke at Gordon's, where participants can take the mic and sing their favorite songs.

John Troy Group leads Monthly Moods, a lofi hip hop session with an open format that welcomes musicians to participate. There is no cover.

This show features Glaive as the headliner, with opening performances by Tiffany Day and Kurtains. Doors open before the show begins, and the openers perform first, followed by the headlining set.

Double Vision brings a high-energy Foreigner tribute to the stage, powered by standout rock musicians from New York City who faithfully capture the band’s classic sound. The performance invites ear-to-ear smiles as the crowd sings, dances, and claps along to favorites from the 70s and 80s, including "Juke Box Hero", "Hot Blooded", "Cold As Ice", "I Want To Know What Love Is", "Urgent", "Double Vision", "Head Games", "Feels Like the First Time", and more.

Admission is $20 or pay what you can, and all ages are welcome.

Enjoy an outdoor performance by the West Seneca Town Band as part of Burchfest. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating, since the music will be presented outside. Before or after the concert, explore the Fall into the Arts craft show for even more to experience.

Bring a chair if you like, but expect to be on your feet as 45 RPM performs covers of the Beatles and other bands from the 1960s. Donations are encouraged, food will be available for purchase, and door prizes will be offered.

Coco in Concert Live to Film pairs the movie with a live performance of Michael Giacchino’s score by the BPO, with the full film projected overhead. The story follows Miguel, a boy who longs to be a musician, as he ventures into the Land of the Dead, a journey centered on family, memory, and heart. With the orchestra in the room, laughs feel bigger, quiet moments resonate together, and the music feels alive. Festival Encanto Hispano also returns that day with free activities, creating a full day of community, culture, and music at Kleinhans. This presentation is licensed by Disney Concerts.

Rec Room Buffalo hosts Sawyer Hill on a stop of their world tour, joined by Never Ending Fall. The event is presented by After Dark. Entry is for ages 16 and up with a valid ID. Guests younger than 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and no one under 12 is permitted.

Joe Clark, a Kentucky singer songwriter from Henry County, brings a sound that blends acoustic country with driving rock and a touch of grunge. His songs dive into recovery and the realities of blue collar life, delivered through vivid, story driven writing. In 2024 he earned Album of the Year from the Appalachian Arts and Entertainment Awards and was recognized as Country and Southern Rock Artist of the Year by the Josie Music Awards. His catalog spans Storyteller (2022), 10 Years Too Late (2023), HillBilly Voodoo (2024), One Way or Another (2025), and The Healing, released on December 12, 2025. This performance is part of his 2026 tour supporting his latest album.

Back in Lockport once again, this event celebrates a return to town.

Riviera Theatre in North Tonawanda presents the return of Mike DelGuidice, a well-known singer, songwriter, and recording artist. He has toured globally with Billy Joel, including the decade-long monthly run at Madison Square Garden, and over the past twelve years his powerful voice has often been spotlighted during Billy Joel’s concerts. His profile includes appearances on The Today Show and coverage in The New York Times and Rolling Stone. This concert features Mike and his band delivering renditions of songs by major classic rock artists alongside a selection of his own originals.

Laurie Berkner brings a lively solo show to Buffalo State Performing Arts Center, filled with singalong favorites and plenty of chances to dance. Expect beloved tunes like Victor Vito, We Are The Dinosaurs, Pig On Her Head, Waiting For The Elevator, and Chipmunk At The Gas Pump, along with newer songs. Families are encouraged to bring a stuffed animal to perch on a head and to wear shoes made for moving. Regular tickets are available at $42.50, $49.50, and $59.50, plus applicable fees. Children under one year old who sit on a lap attend for free. A Meet and Greet add-on is offered for $50 per person, which includes an after-show visit with Laurie and preferred seating, with a limited quantity available. Children under one on a lap are free for the add-on as well, plus applicable fees. Each ticket includes a $1 contribution to Read To Succeed Buffalo, supporting early literacy through third grade, with help from Twinkle Arts for Good.

Nevertel leads the bill at Electric City in Buffalo, NY, with Rivals and Ocean Sleeper opening. The lineup moves from the supporting acts to the headliner for a concert that builds throughout the evening.

Part of T-PAC’s Blue Monday series, this evening spotlights live music led by T-PAC Jack and the Underground, featuring Jack Civiletto, Micky Judware, Bob Ambrusko and Brent C. Minet. This installment welcomes special guest Donna Rose. The program starts with the house band, continues with a collaborative set shaped by the guest and Jack, and concludes with a professional jam session hosted by Donna Rose. Appetizers, dinner, desserts and drinks are available, and dancing is encouraged. Musicians who wish to participate should check in with stage manager Donna Rose upon arrival. Jam players have a reserved spot at table 1.