Live music in Germantown, TN

Smooth saxophone melodies from Calvin Jerry Smith fill D’Bo’s Daiquiris Wings & Seafood, setting the tone for an evening of live jazz alongside wings, seafood, and drinks. Karaoke is open to anyone who wants to take the mic, and the scene leans mature and laid-back, making it a relaxed spot to unwind or meet up with friends in Memphis.

Chicago-based vocalist Michaelyn Oby leads a program devoted to the songs of Dinah Washington as part of a series from Strictly Jazz Entertainment. Oby is known for a style that blends vintage elegance with contemporary soul, shaped by roots in Milwaukee and early performing years in Memphis. Her experience includes serving as house vocalist for The Sax on Sunday Jazz Jam, appearing on WUMR 91.7 Jazz Hot Spot, weekly sets at The King’s Palace Cafe on Beale Street, and several years as a featured entertainer aboard the American Queen Steamboat along the Mississippi River and its tributaries. After relocating to Chicago in 2019, she expanded her repertoire with solo shows such as Feeling Good and Lady Sings Ms. Ross, a tribute to Diana Ross. The tribute spotlights Dinah Washington, an American singer and pianist renowned in the 1950s and beyond. Celebrated primarily for jazz yet equally at home in blues, R&B, and traditional pop, she embraced the title Queen of the Blues and was widely called the Queen of the Jukeboxes. Her legacy includes induction into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame in 1986 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1993.

Ravyn Lenae takes the stage at Satellite Music Hall in Memphis with modern R&B shaped by airy vocals and a soulful tone. The performance creates an atmospheric mood with smooth melodies and expressive songs that showcase her distinctive style.

Set out on a two-hour dinner cruise along the Mississippi River featuring live entertainment and a full meal. Advance reservations are encouraged for this evening Memphis outing. If you are marking a birthday, anniversary, or simply want to elevate the occasion, celebration add-ons are available during checkout. A full bar is available on board for alcoholic beverages, which are sold separately and can be purchased with cash or card. The meal typically features pulled pork barbecue prepared in Memphis style, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, and dessert, plus complimentary tea and water. All Dinner & Music Cruises serve the same menu and substitutions are not offered. Meals are served once by staff from behind the service area on disposable dinnerware due to COVID-19 restrictions, and offerings may vary based on availability. Parking is off site and the nearest option involves an 8 to 10 minute walk, and the lot is not operated by the cruise. There is no formal dress code, though many guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.

This event features Hayley Williams at BankPlus Amphitheatre at Snowden Grove in Southaven, Mississippi.

Modest Mouse takes the stage at Satellite Music Hall for a concert open to fans of every age. Opening acts may change without prior notice. For accessibility requests, contact SatelliteInfo@LiveNation.com. Ticket options include a general public onsale, presales such as Ice Cream Party and Live Nation, and VIP package opportunities.

Hayley Williams performs at BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove in Southaven, Mississippi.

Karaoke takes over Rockhouse Live Memphis in Memphis, giving you a chance to step up to the mic and sing.

Settle in for a smooth jazz night with The Saxman, Calvin Jerry Smith at D'bo's Daiquiris - Elvis Presley Blvd in Memphis. Enjoy live saxophone performances, food, signature daiquiris, and a little karaoke to keep the music going.

Tuesday karaoke at Sidecar Cafe 2.0 in Southaven, MS is hosted by KJ Sunny.

With Victor Sawyer serving as this month's host, this interactive monthly jazz session brings rising talent and veteran players together for in-the-moment collaboration. Musicians across ages and backgrounds share the stage, exchange ideas, and dig into a broad range of tunes from the jazz tradition. The environment emphasizes inclusivity and collaboration, creating room to perform, connect, and help nurture Memphis' diverse music community.

Sean Murphy brings a globe-spanning sound journey to the Benjamin L. Hooks Library, performing with a wide range of instruments he has learned to play and make over the years. A multidisciplinary artist with more than three decades of experience, he holds a degree in music history with an emphasis in ethnomusicology from the University of Memphis and trained in western classical and jazz tuba. This family-friendly performance welcomes all ages, inviting both dedicated world music enthusiasts and anyone interested in live music at the library.

K3StudioCafe hosts an open mic where performers share music, comedy, poetry, and other talents. With more than nine years behind it, the showcase features a refreshed stage setup and updated speaker settings. Performers can take the mic, and audiences can enjoy a wide range of live performances.

This dinner cruise on the Mississippi River in Memphis pairs live entertainment with a served meal for a relaxing experience on the water. Advance reservations are suggested, and celebration package add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any occasion that calls for something extra. A full bar is on board for alcoholic purchases, which are not included in the ticket price, and both cash and cards are accepted. The menu features Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, dessert, and complimentary tea and water. All Dinner & Music Cruises offer the same menu and substitutions are not available. Meals are served by staff from behind the food service area on disposable dinnerware due to COVID-19 restrictions, and offerings may change based on availability. Parking is off site, and the closest lot is not owned by the operator. There is no dress code, and most guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.

The Bryan Eng Trio features New York based pianist, singer, composer, and actor Bryan Eng, a fast rising talent praised by BroadwayWorld for delivering entertainment every time he is on the bill and by the Chicago Sun-Times for his star power. Eng’s credits include performances at the Kennedy Center, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and Birdland, as well as appearances on Broadway and on television in Law & Order and Chicago Fire. At the Carlyle Hotel he became the youngest resident artist, drawing comparisons to the great Bobby Short. Highlights of his career include headlining the Met Gala Party and the Tony Awards Party, opening for Chaka Khan and Sheryl Crow, receiving the Julie Wilson Award for Emerging Artists at Rose Hall, and a featured set on the Dave Koz Somma Cruise in the French Riviera. A Northwestern University graduate, he first earned widespread notice in Chicago through multiple residencies and notable regional theater roles, then moved to New York City to join the Broadway cast of Plaza Suite with Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick. He now appears at the Carlyle and around the country with the Bryan Eng Trio.

Take the mic and sing your favorites at a karaoke night hosted at Earnestine & Hazel's in Memphis.

A two day celebration at Catholic Church of the Incarnation features big carnival attractions, live music, shopping, and food. The music lineup spans both days with performances by Rock the Boat, Thumpdaddy, Redhead Rendezvous, Reagan Strange and Bob Boccia, The Pinch, Souled Out, Six Feet Thunder, and Formerly Known As. Explore a vendor fair with more than 50 sellers, check out a car show, and see who comes out on top in the barbecue cooking contest. Food trucks will be on site, and there is a $10,000 cash raffle with $5 tickets. Winners are not required to be present. An online auction is also part of the festivities. Admission is $5. Parking is free with a shuttle from Collierville Library, Collierville Town Hall, and Home Depot. Limited on site parking is available for $10, and additional parking across the street on Bray Station is $5.

Experience a live jazz set that pushes what a concert can be. Saxophonist Rahsaan Barber leads Everyday Magic in a collaboration that blends elite musicianship with a contemporary edge. The lineup features renowned drummer Jeff “Tain” Watts and acclaimed bassist Nat Reeves, forming an ensemble rooted in jazz tradition while speaking directly to the present. Expect music that is expressive, technically crisp, and driven by spontaneous interplay, with each piece unfolding in the moment. Designed for listeners who want jazz performed at the highest level, this performance delivers intensity, nuance, and a sound that feels newly minted every time.

Set sail on the Mississippi River for an evening outing that pairs live entertainment with a served dinner in Memphis. Advance reservations are recommended, and celebration add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or to make the night feel extra special. The onboard bar offers alcoholic beverages for purchase, which is not included in the ticket price, and accepts both cash and cards; tea and water are complimentary. Dinner features Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, and dessert. Every Dinner & Music Cruise features the same menu, and substitutions are not available. Meals are provided in a single service by staff from behind the food area on disposable dinnerware because of COVID-19 restrictions, and the menu may change based on supply availability. Parking is off site. There is no dress code, and most guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.

The Ben Flournoy Trio brings a spirited set to Hernando’s Hide-A-Way in Memphis, led by a self-taught 20-year-old singer, songwriter, and guitarist with a sound that blends modern blues, rock, pop, and the singer-songwriter tradition. Ben’s single So Beautiful reached the Top 24 on the Mediabase Pop Chart, and his live experience already includes SXSW and Australia’s Bridgetown Blues Festival. Influences such as Elvis Presley, John Mayer, and B.B. King inform a performance marked by soulful vocals, fluent guitar work, and a style that connects classic inspirations with a contemporary edge.

Live music will be featured at Tony's Trophy Room All-American Grill.

Brian Johnson Band sets the soundtrack for a relaxed night at Tony’s Trophy Room in Collierville. Expect neighborhood hospitality, a menu full of comfort food classics, and an extended happy hour. Guests can dance or sit back and take in the performance, with an inviting atmosphere built around good company and lively music.

Sing your favorite tunes at Friday karaoke held at Rockhouse Live on Raleigh Lagrange. It is a weekly chance to grab the mic and share the stage with fellow music fans.

Lucy Dawn brings an intimate acoustic set to the Hernando Farmers Market in Hernando, Mississippi, joined by special guests. The performance features original songs alongside well known favorites, offering a relaxed soundtrack as the market buzzes. Browse the stalls, support local vendors, pick up something tasty, and enjoy live music while you shop.

At Buckman Performing Arts Center, the Germantown Symphony Orchestra presents a program featuring the four winners of the 26th Ronald F. Vernon Young Artists Concerto Competition: Sophia Vo, Ashton Carter, Levi Lei, and Myles Martin. The performance also highlights a leadership transition, with Dr. Jonathan Schallert stepping into the role of permanent conductor following the 25-year tenure of Dr. Ronald F. Vernon, after previously leading the orchestra for select works. In May, students 18 and younger from Shelby, Tipton, and Fayette counties competed for the orchestra’s Dr. Ronald F. Vernon Scholarship and Concerto Competition, and four soloists were selected to appear with the ensemble. Sophia Vo performs the Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 22 by Saint-Saënz. Ashton Carter plays the first movement of Walton’s Viola Concerto. Levi Lei performs the Cello Concerto No. 1 by Saint-Saënz. Myles Martin plays Stamitz’s Viola Concerto in D major, Op. 1.

An evening cruise on the Mississippi River pairs live entertainment with a Southern-style dinner. Advance reservations are recommended for this Memphis outing, and celebration add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any special occasion. A full bar is on board with alcoholic beverages available for purchase, and payment can be made by cash or card. Dinner features Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad with buns, and dessert, with complimentary tea and water. The same menu is offered on all Dinner & Music Cruises, no substitutions are available, and the meal is served once by staff behind the service area on disposable dinnerware because of COVID-19 restrictions. Menu items may change based on availability. Parking is off site, with the nearest option about an 8 to 10 minute walk, and it is not operated by the organizers. There is no set dress code, and attire typically ranges from casual to semi-formal.

Mavis Staples takes the stage at Highland Capital Performance Hall with a timeless voice and songs that meet hard times with fierce love. A lasting force in American music, she continues to expand an extraordinary catalog with her fifteenth studio album, Sad and Beautiful World. Her achievements include induction into multiple music halls of fame, recognition as a Kennedy Center Honoree, and several Grammy Awards, including a Lifetime Achievement Award. This performance spotlights an artist embraced across generations and a living part of American musical history.

Robert Ellis highlights the spare beauty of Yesterday’s News, a new collection captured straight to tape over two days with only nylon string guitar, upright bass, and subtle handheld percussion. The songs lean into rich harmony, alternate tunings, and intricate fingerstyle touches drawn from English folk influences, while his delicate tenor and restrained delivery evoke the aching warmth of Chet Baker and the graceful interplay of Bill Evans and Jim Hall. Following the high energy of Texas Piano Man, Ellis continues his habit of surprising turns, threading influences from Paul Simon, John Prine, Elton John, and Joni Mitchell across five solo records and earning praise from major outlets for daring musicianship and vivid storytelling. Yesterday’s News is his first LP on Niles City Records, tied to the Fort Worth studio he operates with longtime collaborator Josh Block. Alicia Blue also appears, bringing songs shaped by a life between Southern California and South Texas, where mariachi at home, West Coast soul in her headphones, and years of poetry eventually became music after encouragement from an elder soul singer. Her early track Magma was featured on Starbucks’ flagship Spotify playlist and heard in stores worldwide, momentum that led from the Los Angeles songwriter scene to a move to Nashville. Recent work includes the duet Tennessee with Lucinda Williams, and her evolving sound leans into classic country colored by the mariachi melodies of her upbringing. She is preparing a debut country album with Shooter Jennings, who has been a vocal supporter of her voice. This is an all ages event with $20 admission.

Tony’s Trophy Room in Collierville offers a full-day lineup with brunch, college football on big screens, and live music to close the evening. Food, game day action, and a live set come together in one place for an evening out with friends.

Rockhouse Live Memphis hosts karaoke, giving attendees the chance to step up to the mic and sing their favorite songs. Whether you are new to karaoke or a regular, pick a track and share your voice.