Live music in Kettering, OH

Set on the golf range at Beavercreek Golf Club, this stop in Beavercreek Parks, Recreation & Culture’s Summer Entertainment Series features Jukebox Apocalypse playing crowd-pleasing rock favorites from the 70s, 80s and beyond. The series offers six free community events filled with music, dancing and good vibes at venues across Beavercreek. For added comfort, attendees may want to bring a lawn chair or blanket.

KAMC JAM creates a friendly space at Oregon Express for musicians, singers, poets, rappers, and anyone ready to step up to the mic. The focus is on creativity and community, giving both first-timers and seasoned performers a chance to share what they do. Admission is free, and a happy hour is available, with live performances shaping an easygoing, collaborative atmosphere.

Experience a lively spin on bingo where familiar hits take the place of numbers and each round invites a singalong and a little dancing. Settle in by the RiverScape Café, enjoy food and drinks, then listen closely and mark your card as the melodies play. The first person to complete five in a row wins, with a variety of prizes up for grabs. It is free to play, and arriving early is recommended since bingo sheets are limited. The RiverScape Café will be open with flatbreads, sides, desserts, and other refreshments available for purchase. Guests 21 and over can also purchase cocktails, wine, and beer through the Downtown Dayton DORA.

Get a head start on the festivities at a relaxed preview party designed for easy mingling in a casual, less-crowded setting. Celebrate 55 years of art with food and complimentary draft beer, wine, and soft drinks, with live music from Mojoflo and Schnickelfritz.

TeamTuneTrivia brings a rapid fire music trivia night to Morts East - A Neighborhood Tavern, featuring hits from yesterday and today. Enjoy two hours of gameplay that is suitable for families and a great pick for friends. Build your team, compete for prizes and bragging rights, and plan to arrive early to secure a table.

The 55th annual DAI Oktoberfest brings live music, family-friendly activities, talented artisan makers, and a wide range of food. Visit the Weingarten for wine or explore more than 50 craft and international beers. It stands among the two hallmark events led by the DAI Associate Board, a volunteer group of 35 pairs who commit to four-year terms and help carry out the museum’s two biggest fundraising efforts. This year’s celebration is guided by chairs Briana Snyder and Max Spang, with co-chairs Randi Salyer-Frazier and Tyler Frazier. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Enjoy an evening of tunes and good times with friends.

DeBray Music brings a live, multi-instrumental set to RiverScape MetroPark, with Deb and Ray Johnson blending rich harmonies across a wide mix of favorites. The performance spans crooners like Sinatra, rock and roll staples from Elvis and The Beatles, country classics from Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash, along with jazz, gospel, and more. The duo performs entirely live and leans into a nostalgic energy that suits any crowd. Settle in by the RiverScape Café to enjoy food and drinks while listening to standout local talent from Dayton. Take in the sunset over the river and challenge friends to oversized lawn games. The café will offer flatbreads, sides, desserts, and other refreshments for purchase. Guests 21 and older can also buy cocktails, wine, and beer through the Downtown Dayton DORA.

Karaoke is back at Yellow Cab Tavern with MC Zane Gerlach at the helm. Admission is free, and the song library spans more than 60,000 choices. If a favorite track is missing, requests are welcomed so the team can try to add it. Bring friends and family to sing your go-to hits or cheer on the performers.