Live music in Elyria, OH

Chad Hoffman performs live at Hop Brothers Brewing in North Ridgeville, OH. Guests can help shape the setlist by choosing from nearly a thousand songs across rock, country, pop, and soul, with selections spanning the 1950s through today. The venue offers its own creations on tap alongside guest taps, and a menu that includes salad, pizza, wings, steak specials, and blackened grouper.

Rockin’ on the River turns up the volume with a high-energy rock showcase headlined by In The End, an authentic salute to Linkin Park that channels the band’s spirit, emotional punch, and intensity. Performed by professional-caliber musicians, the set unleashes surging energy and revisits favorites like In the End, Numb, and One Step Closer, all while respecting the message and legacy at the heart of the songs. Sharing the stage, TRUSS represents Northeast Ohio’s rising rock scene with potent vocals, heavy riffs, and a contemporary hard rock edge. Drawing on influences that span classic rock, grunge, and metal, their performance brings a fresh bite that keeps audiences dialed in. From cathartic anthems to hard-driving rock, this Rockin’ on the River bill caters to listeners who crave volume, intensity, and a show they will remember.

Karaoke takes center stage at The Dawg House Bar & Grill with JDJ Mobile Entertainment hosting the tunes. Cash rewards go to the performances that spark the loudest crowd reactions. The atmosphere blends singing, friendly competition, and good food.

Quinn Hoffman brings country and classic rock to Crocker Park as part of the Music in the Park Summer Concert Series in Westlake. This free show takes place at the East Park Stage near The Cheesecake Factory. The series showcases local artists and bands all summer, with performances every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Visitors can shop, enjoy dinner, pick up dessert, and bring lawn chairs to relax and take in the music.

Lake Ridge Legacy Chorus marks its 50th year with a celebratory show. The event recognizes this milestone for the chorus.

Ace Molar brings a high-energy rock set to Town Center Park as part of the summer concert series, delivering dynamic sounds and a crowd-pleasing mix of songs. This free community concert features live music with food trucks and alcohol available, creating a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere in the open air. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy a memorable summer evening of music at the park.

Midnight Blue delivers a high-energy tribute to Foreigner, performing the band’s signature songs live in a courtyard setting. This in-person concert offers an up-close experience with classic rock favorites. Admission is $10, with a cash bar available and a food truck on site.

Week 8 of the 2026 Summer Concert Series brings a performance by The Blue Hippies. Admission is free. The show takes place at the gazebo in Clague Park, just behind the tennis courts.

This 60-minute class at Mixed Melody gives kids a lively introduction to music through hands-on experiences. Children can try instruments, sing, dance, and create simple crafts while building friendships. Each camp features a theme for the day that guides the activities and learning. It is designed for ages 6 to 9. The cost is $27 per program, or $25 per program when registering for all nine.

Kick off the week at Century Tavern with a Queen of Hearts drawing followed by lively DJ entertainment. Try your luck for a chance at an increasing jackpot, with tickets available throughout the week. After the drawing, enjoy music from a live DJ. The night is hosted by DJ Don Kooch and presented by JDJ Mobile Entertainment.

Young learners can gear up for kindergarten with a lively readiness camp that blends music, movement, and playful exploration. Children will sing about letters, move like shapes, try colorful instruments, and make new friends along the way. Each session is designed to boost confidence and social skills while reinforcing important academic foundations for the year ahead. This program is for ages 3.5 to 6. The fee is $27 per program, or $25 per program when enrolling in all nine.

String Cheese Incident brings a live concert to Evans Amphitheatre At Cain Park in Cleveland, OH.

The weekly open mic at Buns And Brews returns for another gathering.

Kids ages 8 to 12 can explore a range of instruments in a welcoming group setting. Suitable for beginners as well as those with some prior experience, this camp develops essential skills like note names, rhythm, tempo, dynamics, and reading music, while encouraging creative expression and teamwork. The cost is $27 per program, or $25 per program when enrolling in all eight.

This family-friendly concert welcomes all ages. Attendees should bring a blanket or a chair for comfortable seating during the performance.

Rob Samay is back at The Local for an appearance. To reserve a table, text 216-527-6566.

Chad Hoffman brings an expansive set of classic and contemporary cover songs to the stage at the newly opened Deano’s Trattoria in Strongsville. With a catalog of around a thousand tunes, the performance reaches across decades of favorites. Deano’s pairs an old-school Italian supper club atmosphere with a lively modern feel, and the kitchen showcases prime steaks, housemade pasta, fresh seafood, and familiar Italian specialties prepared with care.