Live music in Lakewood, OH

Supper Club sets the scene for a brunch accompanied by classic Rat Pack tunes and 1960s jazz and big band favorites. A vocalist known around Cleveland for a Sinatra tribute takes center stage with a lively saxophonist and a jazz pianist, rekindling the spirit of the Swing and Strings era. General admission applies. Tickets are $12 in advance and $18 on the day of the show, and table reservations are required.

FM returns to their home base at Music Box Supper Club for a live jam. Brunch will be available.

A brunch performance in the Concert Hall features The FM Project from Cleveland, a nine-piece ensemble formed in 2012 that performs the music of Steely Dan. Drawing on the band’s mix of rock, jazz, funk, R&B, and pop with intricate, jazz-influenced harmonies, the group presents energetic, precise renditions led by accomplished Northeast Ohio musicians. The set includes favorites like Reelin’ In The Years, My Old School, Josie, Do It Again, and Peg, along with deeper cuts from across the band’s seven albums. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 the day of show, reserved.

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Presented by Circle K, this summer series brings free live music to Crocker Park with weekend performances by talented local artists across a variety of genres at the East Park Stage near The Cheesecake Factory. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, pick up dinner or takeout, and enjoy an open air concert experience. The schedule follows a weekend format, with occasional special dates or adjusted start times noted by the organizers. All performances are weather dependent, and updates are shared as needed.

This event features T.Natty, a rising reggae artist from Montego Bay, Jamaica. His music centers on positivity and uplift, drawing from the island’s rich and lively musical culture.

The Zoomies make their debut at Merwins Wharf with their first show at the venue.

Hosted by Guggy, this event proceeds regardless of the weather and features a barbecue menu along with complimentary s’mores.

Bad Ideas Entertainment presents a live music showcase at The Winchester Music Tavern featuring performances by Mud Whale, Bury the Pines, and TunnelVision. Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 at the door.

The Winchester Music Tavern hosts a show featuring performances by Mud Whale, Bury the Pines, and Tunnelvision. Presented by Bad Ideas Entertainment, this event is open to all ages. Admission ranges from $10 to $12.

Iryna Bilyk stands as a defining figure in Ukrainian pop, revered by millions for her multifaceted artistry as a singer, songwriter, composer, poet, and captivating performer whose presence radiates warmth and love. Her sound moves from bold, high-energy moments to deeply felt tenderness, always remaining genuine and full of passion. Across decades, her songs have accompanied generations of Ukrainian women through love’s triumphs and heartbreaks, lifting spirits with anthems of joy and offering solace when comfort is needed. While times change, her voice and vision feel timeless, and her candid lyrics invite every listener to discover something personal and unforgettable that speaks straight to the heart.

Downtown Cleveland’s Memorial Monday brings food trucks and music to Fort Huntington Park, creating a relaxing break set among the park’s statues and memorials. As part of the Downtown Cleveland Food Truck Series, it features a changing roster of trucks that rotate across five downtown parks and plazas.

At Mixed Melody, children ages 6 to 9 can enjoy a one hour session that blends playful music making with creative exploration. Participants try out instruments, sing, dance, and create simple crafts while connecting with new friends, all guided by a theme for the day. The cost is $27 per session, or $25 per session when enrolling in all nine.

Get ready for kindergarten with a playful music and movement camp that blends counting, letters, and creativity. Children will sing letter-themed songs, move like shapes, and explore colorful instruments while making new friends. Activities are designed to build confidence and social skills and to reinforce early academic skills for the coming school year. Intended for ages 3.5 to 6. The fee is $27 per program, or $25 per program when enrolling in all nine sessions.

Greyhaven, Footballhead, Cheem, Hosta, and Zombie Fashion Show share the bill at this event.

Celebrate all things Taylor Swift with a music bingo night hosted by Kenny and Tracye. The playlist spans early country favorites, heartbreak anthems, and stadium hits from the Eras Tour. Bingo cards feature song titles instead of numbers, so mark each one as tracks play, line up a winning pattern, and collect prizes. Between rounds, quick pop up games add more chances to score playful treasures, including a little “crap from the garage.” Tickets are $5 per person and include reserved table seating with access to a full menu of sips and snacks, four music bingo cards good for all six rounds, and prizes after every round. Each attendee needs their own ticket. Groups purchasing separately can list friends’ names in the comments to be seated together. Space is limited.

At Mercury Music Lounge, a jam night led by the Tuesday Host Combo brings together musicians, listeners, and dancers in an environment centered on spontaneous music creation. The lineup features Ray Flanagan on guitar and vocals, Jeremy McCabe on drums and vocals, Joe Botta on bass, and Chase Ockuly on guitar and vocals. The house band kicks things off, then the stage opens for a collaborative jam where all styles are welcome and the goal is simply to play together. Two guitar amps, a bass amp, drums, and three microphones are provided, with extra inputs available for instruments like cello, violin, keyboards, and more, and horns are encouraged. Oscar's Pizza is next door.

A punk rock twist on bingo comes to The Foundry Concert Club, hosted by DJ Sam Sinister. Prizes include concert tickets, swag from The Vinyl Groove and The Miscreant and the Muse, complimentary admission to the Buckland Museum, and additional giveaways.

The Roxy hosts a multi-band concert featuring Driveways alongside Like Roses, Action/Adventure, and Don't Panic. The lineup brings all four acts to the same stage for one show of live music.

Enjoy live music featuring performances by Pinkshift, Pollyanna, and TRUSS. A pre-show meet and greet package is available.

Plank hosts a night of Irish tradition with live session music in Lakewood, led by Brian Bigley, who brings uilleann pipes, flute, whistles, and Irish dance. Musicians, dancers, and listeners are welcome to participate or relax and enjoy the tunes. $4 Guinness, Jameson, and Harp are available, and the kitchen is open for food.

Wilt brings a live performance to Mahall's in Cleveland. Doors will open before the show begins.

This annual event features The AirChiefs, Moxie, and The Liverpool Lads. Tickets are available by calling Joe Koch at 440 829-8390.

Karaoke takes place at Around The Corner.

Enjoy a live set from Abby Normal and the Detroit Lean at a Cleveland patio bar. Attendees must be 21 or older and present a valid ID during bar hours. Outside pets, food or beverages, alcohol, and coolers are not allowed.

AEG Presents brings the Do You Still Love Me? World Tour to Jacobs Pavilion, featuring Ella Mai with AMA and Girlfriend. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.