Live music in Haltom City, TX

Live music at Rodeo Exchange runs Thursday through Sunday, keeping the dance floor in motion. Put on boots and a hat, team up with a partner, and enjoy a fun night of dancing. Time to rodeo.

Settle into an immersive sound healing session with SoLuna Rising, a sound meditation ensemble guided by Rachel and Paulie. Layers of diverse instruments build a spacious soundscape that gently draws the mind toward quiet focus. As the tones move through the space, Reiki Master Ashley offers intuitive Reiki to encourage balance and release while participants rest in comfortable, restorative poses that support deep relaxation and receptivity. The experience is grounding and clarifying, inviting inner calm and a renewed sense of ease... a cosmic meeting of sound, stillness, and soul-nourishing restoration.

Settle in at The Bearded Lady for a lively twist on game night where bingo pairs with familiar tunes from multiple eras. Each round plays short song snippets that prompt players to name the track, identify the band, or solve a clue, then mark their cards to match the called pattern. Complete the winning line, call out bingo, and claim a prize. Everyone gets two cards per round, and there is no cost to participate. Expect prizes, tasty food, cold drinks, and an energetic atmosphere that helps make Sunday nights memorable.

Sonya and Ric Morrison lead a series of dance lessons set to live music, guiding dancers around the floor so everyone can feel confident and look great. No partner is required. Doors open before the lessons begin. A $5 cover includes the instruction at no additional charge.

Walt Wilkins brings an intimate show to The Post in Fort Worth. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older. Ticket prices listed include all fees, and parking is free.

Dirty Water Saloon hosts a ticketed night with That 70's Band, delivering a high energy tribute to the decade’s biggest disco, rock, funk, and feel good hits. Expect dance floor classics and arena favorites that invite plenty of singing along. Vintage flair is welcome, from bell bottoms and platform shoes to fringe, tie dye, and other retro looks, setting the scene for peace, love, shimmering lights, and lively performances. Whether the seventies are a cherished memory or a new discovery, this show celebrates the era from start to finish. Advance seats are $10, and general admission at the door is $15.