Live music in Huntingdon, PA

Strum along at a welcoming ukulele jam at Greenbean Coffee House, open to all ages and experience levels. Beginners and seasoned players can enjoy playing together, and ukuleles will be available to borrow if you need one. The group uses songbooks compiled by the club, so participants are encouraged to bring a copy, with the latest versions available on the club website. You are also welcome to bring printouts of a new tune to share with the group. The event is free to attend, and a suggested $5 donation is appreciated.

Latin Grammy nominee Rogê delivers a radiant blend of samba, soul, funk, and MPB, powered by warm grooves and a rich, soulful voice. Born in Rio de Janeiro and now based in Los Angeles, he has built a wide following through dynamic performances across North America and Europe. His recent albums Curyman and Curyman II, created with esteemed arranger Arthur Verocai, usher in a significant new phase of his career. In 2026 he continues touring Curyman II, appears in special sets with Verocai, takes the stage at the Greek Theatre with Thee Sacred Souls, and performs at Grand Performances after receiving the City of Los Angeles COLA Artist Fellowship. Audiences can anticipate an uplifting, high-energy show that celebrates the spirit of Brazilian music with contemporary flair.

Eric Armstrong performs country gospel standards along with classic country songs. Free for those age 60 and over. Lunch will be served immediately after the concert. To reserve a lunch, call 814-684-7853 by the Tuesday prior.

A Tale Of Two weaves Americana roots and blues tones with classic Southern storytelling. The duo features award-winning vocalist Stephanie Adlington and guitarist Aaron Lessard, taking cues from Tom Waits, Ray LaMontagne, Patsy Cline, and Hank Williams Sr. Their songs lean into tales of revenge, hard drinking, and sinners of many kinds, delivered with soulful grit. Onstage they bring easy chemistry and quick-witted exchanges between numbers, shaping a swamp-tinged, retro-minded set. They have also opened for Mary Gauthier, Grayson Capps, and Peter Mulvey.

Discover the easygoing energy of downtown State College during the monthly First Friday series. Spend the evening browsing art, people-watching, catching up with friends, shopping, and tasting your way through a variety of local restaurants. Many galleries and stores stay open later than usual, offering complimentary nibbles and drinks, live music and other performances, plus specials at retailers and eateries. Parking is free in the Pugh, Fraser, and Beaver garages with validation from participating merchants. This community tradition runs from April through December.

Since 1992, Splintered Sunlight has honored the music of the Grateful Dead with an authentic, improvisation-focused tribute. The band features a two-drummer setup and Butchy Sochorow on lead guitar, blending expressive playing with a vocal style reminiscent of Jerry Garcia. A dedicated following comes for imaginative performances and set lists that shift from show to show, capturing the exploratory spirit of the Dead.

The Rocket Blasters take the stage at Hookies Fire Company in Tyrone for a live performance. This in-person show brings the band to a local community venue.

Rock and Punk Night brings live music to McGarveys Bar as Negan returns and Audiobox closes out the night. Tickets are available, and arriving early offers time to order dinner from the McGarveys menu.