Live music in Allentown, PA

Langhorne Slim brings The Dreamin' Kind Tour to Archer Music Hall for a concert open to attendees of all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to six per customer. For accessibility accommodations, email ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com. Ticket options include a public onsale as well as an artist presale and a Live Nation presale.

Enjoy a free community shape-note singing gathering on South Side Bethlehem at Godfrey Daniels. The music centers on The Sacred Harp (1991) and sometimes The Shenandoah Harmony (2012), with tunebooks available to borrow or buy. This participatory tradition is resuming locally and welcomes everyone, with no prior singing experience required. The Sacred Harp, first published in 1844 in Georgia, anchors a long-standing American practice that blends familiar hymns such as Amazing Grace with early New England fuging tunes, arranged for four-part social singing in a distinctive notation.

Music Bingo at Lost Tavern Brewing in Bethlehem, with host Rich Jeffreys, is a recurring series on alternating months held on certain Thursdays. Each event features four bingo rounds plus a fifth bonus round. There is one winner per round, and any tie is settled with a sudden-death game of rock, paper, scissors. Every round also includes a surprise trivia question with a pint of your choice as the prize. Listen for the tracks, mark your card when a song matches, and call bingo. Round winners receive a 4-pack of their choice. Participants are encouraged to share favorite styles and genre ideas, and each edition features newly curated rounds that reflect those preferences. The bonus round varies, sometimes becoming a drawing contest decided by crowd vote and other times taking the form of a Cards Against Humanity round, keeping the experience unpredictable.

A late-night performance has been added after the earlier show sold out, offering a spirited Celtic Classic preview with the Glengarry Bhoys on the stage at Godfrey's. Featuring Graham Wright and D’Arcy Furniss, this world-renowned Canadian alt-celt group from a Scots-French-Canadian enclave in Eastern Ontario fuses Canadian Highland Scots and French Canadian traditions into a bold, vibrant sound that stays close to its roots while pushing boundaries. Known as Celtic-stompers with engaging, high-energy shows, they pair musicianship with good humor and rhythms that make it hard to sit still. Their stated aim is simple, to share the satisfaction they feel performing so the audience feels it too.

Video Daze is set for The Steel Pub. The announcement features a dancer, a cocktail, a mirror ball, and a guitar, creating a playful, high-energy vibe.

An energetic performance will light up the Pickle Me Poconos Festival in Stroudsburg, delivering a lively boost to the festivities.

Lez Zeppelin salutes the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin’s concert film The Song Remains the Same with a special performance devoted to the landmark soundtrack. The internationally acclaimed, all-female rock quartet will play the score from start to finish alongside a multimedia presentation inspired by the original movie. Channeling the power and virtuosity of the 1973 Madison Square Garden performances, they deliver electrifying renditions of No Quarter, Dazed and Confused, Since I’ve Been Loving You, and the timeless Stairway to Heaven. Known worldwide for authenticity and superb musicianship, and endorsed by Jimmy Page, the band approaches this tribute with both reverence and fire, aiming for the cinematic sweep and improvisational edge that fans cherish. A $10 food and beverage minimum applies to all reserved seating.