Live music in Massillon, OH

TJ Dillon's Pub brings back a weekly cruise-in featuring classic cars and hot rods, plus music and food. The gathering welcomes vehicles of all makes, models, and years.

The AcoustiCats appear at Table Six Kitchen + Bar.

Stark County Fair presented by BellStores fills the grounds with agriculture, animals, music, and family fun. A general admission ticket is $9 and includes daily pavilion entertainment, free on-site car parking, the Ready, Set, Grow agricultural showcase, the All American Petting Zoo, high school band performances, harness racing, livestock shows, Junior Fair sales, exhibits and barns, horse shows, and more. Children ages 5 and under enter free with an adult. Rides are available for an additional cost. Select days feature discounted gate pricing, including a special Kid’s Day rate of $2 for ages 6 to 17 with a paying adult. Children ages 5 and under remain free with an adult. Military Appreciation Day offers free gate admission with proper ID. Discounted or free gate admission does not include rides. The grandstand hosts a mix of concerts and motorsports. Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening and Trace Adkins headline ticketed concert nights, and additional tickets are also required for NTPA-sanctioned truck and tractor pulls, demolition derbies, and the rough truck show. When the demolition derby and rough truck show run together, one combined ticket covers both. Event tickets are separate from gate admission and rides, and day-of-show sales are best available only. Tickets are sold online and at the Fair Office. Look for extra fun throughout the grounds, including weiner dog races and a variety of competitions. Parking is free, with designated accessible parking near the gates, and courtesy golf cart shuttles assist guests from parking areas to the entrances and to select spots inside the grounds. Wheelchair rentals are not available. Vendor parking requires a special pass, and bus parking information is available through the Fair Office.

Patrick Masalko hosts an open mic at Downtown Heck's Taproom in downtown Massillon, Ohio. Sign-ups take place on site, and each performer gets up to three songs or 15 minutes, whichever comes first.

A no-cost lakeside performance unfolds on the scenic grounds of the historic Tudor House, where attendees are welcome to bring chairs, blankets, snacks, and drinks for a relaxed experience of live music. This edition spotlights The Delta Hand, an electric blues ensemble from northeast Ohio known for high energy performances, warm dynamics, and soulful grooves. The Music by the Lake series has also showcased artists such as Nashville recording artist and Portage Lakes native Teddy Robb with songwriter Billy Montana sharing original country tunes alongside familiar hits, DJ's Rock & Roll Big Band offering big band infused rock and roll with danceable favorites from the 1950s and 60s, and jazz alto saxophonist Bobby Selvaggio, who returned to Ohio after years performing around New York City. Support for Music by the Lake comes from Ayers Insurance, Cornerstone Benefit Services, and OHM Advisors.

Summer Serenades makes its return in 2026 as a free, collaborative music series presented by the Canton Symphony Orchestra, Stark Parks, Friends of Stark Parks, ArtsinStark, Visit Canton, the Mary Renkert Wendling Foundation, and the Rotary Clubs of Stark County. No registration is needed. Enjoy the mix of natural surroundings and live instrumental performances in a family-friendly setting as ensembles appear at locations throughout Stark County. Pack a blanket or lawn chairs, bring your favorite picnic and a few games, explore the parks, and unwind to the music.

Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening brings a concert to the Stark County Fair. Tickets are available with three options: Standing Pit at $72.25, Orange Zone at $61.25, and Blue Zone at $51.25, and the listed prices include fees. Admission to the fair is not included with concert tickets. For accessible seating, contact the fair office at 330-452-0621.

The Rockin' Rooftop series caps off its 2026 season with a high energy evening headlined by Mo'Mojo and opened by Austin Haig. From the top of the Cultural Center Parking Deck, take in sweeping views of downtown Canton while enjoying live music under the skyline. Admission is free and open to all. Bring chairs to get comfortable for the show. A full cash bar and snacks will be available for purchase. This event is presented by ArtsinStark with support from Downtown Canton Partnership, the Craig Covey LGBT & Diversity Pride Fund at Stark Community Foundation, and Chik-Fil-A Belden Village.

Naturally Blue Jam Band sets the tone for a weekly jam at TJ Dillon’s Pub, opening the night and welcoming a rotating mix of local musicians. The result is a live, in-the-moment experience with skilled players, surprise collaborations, standout solos, and an energy that fills the room. Music fans can relax with chilled drinks while performers plug in and create something new. Each week brings a fresh lineup and different moments to discover.

Trace Adkins marks three decades of music with his 30th Anniversary tour stop at the Ohio Gratings, Inc. Grandstand during the Stark County Fair, presented by BellStores. Tickets are offered in three sections, with the Standing Pit priced at $72.25, the Orange Zone at $61.75, and the Blue Zone at $46, and these prices include fees. Entry to the fair is not included with concert tickets.

Spicy Rhyme brings a lively patio show to TJ Dillon’s Pub, turning the outdoor space into a scene of singing, dancing, clapping, and plenty of crowd energy. The trio plays with tight chemistry, rolling through recognizable classics and modern favorites that span five decades, with rhythms that nudge even the shyest shoulders into motion. A casual stop for dinner can quickly become a table-wide chorus, playful harmonies, and big smiles as the night builds. Many guests like to arrive early for a meal and stay for drinks while the music keeps the patio buzzing for a spirited farewell to summer.

Enjoy an appearance by The Spicy TRIO, featuring Lise, Dave, and Craig, on the Dillon patio. Food is available, so arriving early for dinner is an option.