Live music in York County, PA

Tuba Skinny makes its CapLive debut with a set steeped in traditional jazz, ragtime, blues, and American roots music. Celebrated for masterful ensemble playing and a classic New Orleans sound, the group brings the feel of early 20th century Americana to life. Over more than a decade, they have released twelve albums, toured internationally, and attracted listeners of all ages, from first-time jazz fans to dedicated aficionados. This appearance highlights the range of their catalog and the vibrant energy that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Experience a Bee Gees celebration at the Appell Center that recreates the look and sound of a full concert. Stayin’ Alive: One Night of the Bee Gees brings sing along favorites like Night Fever, Jive Talkin, How Deep Is Your Love, and Stayin’ Alive.

Five For Fighting brings an intimate concert to the Appell Center, joined by a live string quartet led by Tony Award winner Katie Kresek. Signature hits are reinvented with lush orchestral textures, with storytelling and a few surprises adding a fresh perspective to familiar favorites.

Tot Rock brings little ones and their grownups together at the Appell Center for a lively 30-minute class filled with music, play, and smiles. The focus is on quality time in a welcoming, safe setting where laughter and shared moments take center stage. Caregivers are encouraged to participate, especially during free play. This is a Pick Your Price program with a recommended contribution of $15 per family. Adults must remain with their children for the entire class. Please pre-register once per family for the selected date.

No Last Call performs for the pre-parade audience at the 111th Dillsburg Farmer’s Fair in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania. This appearance adds extra excitement to the festivities as the parade gets underway.

Almost Queen delivers a faithful tribute to Queen with a four member lineup that spotlights layered four-part vocals and finely detailed instrumental sections. Dressed in period-accurate costumes and emphasizing tight musicianship, the show strives to recreate the energy and precision of a classic Queen concert. Tickets are $50 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $55 for Preferred seating. An optional drink package with two beverages can be added for $12.

At Heidelberg United Church of Christ, guests can enjoy a cabaret style evening featuring live music, raffles, and more. Each registration contributes to building repairs so the church can continue its work toward a brighter, more compassionate world. The organizers offer thanks to everyone who supports this mission.

Singer-songwriter Bryan Bielanski delivers catchy, rock and folk inspired originals with a style that feels instantly familiar while still sounding new. His tireless tour schedule has taken him around the globe, with more than 2,500 performances to date, including 311 shows in 2025. Fans and critics frequently highlight the upbeat energy captured on his album Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time, and audiences are known to leave smiling.

Rock classics take center stage in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

Old Crow Medicine Show brings a surge of Americana energy to the Strand Theatre for its debut performance, pairing propulsive rhythms with story-driven songs and big, sing along choruses. Expect a lively, foot tapping atmosphere from start to finish, turning the night into a true celebration of roots music. Opening the show is Palmyra, a Virginia trio blending Americana and folk rock, featuring Teddy Chipouras, Sasha Landon, and Mānoa Bell.