Live music in Weatherford, TX

Ben Coleman performs at Cattlemen's Steak House in Fort Worth. A songwriter and guitarist from Texas, he began writing songs and playing guitar at 12. His influences include Turnpike Troubadours and CWG.

First Friday brings an evening of art, music, and food at the Modern. The museum partners with Café Modern each first Friday to feature live sets by the First Friday House Band, plus drink specials and light bites in the Grand Lobby. Executive Chef Jett Mora and the Café Modern team serve a light dining menu in the lobby, and a cash bar offers specialty drinks, beer, and wine with happy hour options. It is an opportunity to experience the Modern in the evening, and gallery admission is free for everyone on Fridays.

The Rail hosts a tribute night featuring TexiCity performing the music of System of a Down, Less than Zero performing the music of MudVayne, Waking from Tears performing the music of Bullet for My Valentine, and Bad Habit TX performing the music of The Offspring. Tickets are on sale.

Celebrate the creativity and strength of women in music with a Vinyasa flow fueled by an energizing playlist of trailblazing singers and celebrated divas. This practice invites you to tap into inner power, honor the divine feminine, and let the beat guide each sequence toward balance, release, and connection. Expect a welcoming atmosphere, mindful movement, and a sense of community on the mat, all set to music that uplifts and inspires. Hosted at The Groovy Yoga Studio in Old Town Burleson, this themed session offers a soulful reset and a musical boost for your practice.

Karaoke takes over Emerald City for a free, no-cover night filled with lively music and a relaxed, upbeat vibe. The atmosphere centers on singing, cheering, and carefree fun from start to finish.

Crazy Spirits Ranch hosts an evening of live country music with Jackson Pape, a rising Texas artist at the beginning of his journey. He will perform with heartfelt energy, steady commitment, and a deep affection for country music. The focus is on supporting local music and celebrating new talent, offering a chance to enjoy the show while cheering on a young performer as he pursues his dream.

Creators Johnny Simons and Douglas Balentine bring back a classic, a musical tale of an orphan welcomed by Rose and Roy as they leave the city for life in the country. Their daughter is drawn to romance and big dreams, and the wonder of the circus threads through their story. The narrative unfolds in song with a poetic, return to roots feel. Directed by Lake Simons with music direction by John Dyer.

Catch Gretchen Wilson live at Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the show starting at 10:00 PM.

Blue 32 Unmuted Karaoke brings a lively night to Blue Bar and Grill, hosted by comedian DJ Ashlie Ann Knox. Known for crisp, powerful sound and an upbeat atmosphere, this karaoke experience blends plenty of laughs with feel-good energy.

Tulips FTW hosts a concert that features Meach Pango, Cut Throat Finches, Cherry Mantis, and Ryker Hall. The show is presented under Meach Harvest and brings all four acts together on one stage for a shared bill of live music.

Disney’s The Aristocats KIDS brings a toe-tapping Parisian adventure to the stage. After Duchess and her three kittens are taken by a scheming butler, they set off to find their way home with help from the streetwise Thomas O’Malley and a lively crew of jazz-loving alley cats. With catchy tunes, humor, and a warm focus on friendship, this feline-filled musical offers playful fun for audiences of every age.

Tulips FTW hosts a live music event featuring Anthony Green with Keith Goodwin at a local independent venue. Doors open before the concert begins.

At The Purple Frog FW, Video Music Bingo blends classic bingo with music video fun. Numbers are replaced by hit songs as music videos play on the big screens, and players mark their cards, sing along, and see who can score a winning line first. Expect a playlist filled with nostalgic favorites, catchy guilty pleasures, and other crowd-pleasing hits. It is free to play, prizes are on the line, and all ages are welcome. Food and drinks are available from the venue to enjoy while you play, setting the stage for a night of sing-alongs and friendly competition for music lovers and casual fans alike.

Hosted by Scottie "Mudbone" Jones, this evening features three saxophonists, Wayne G, Adrian B, and George C. It also includes a birthday celebration for MICRA’s own Cassie J. The lineup includes vendors, raffles, and music for a night of fun.

Windy City brings a high-energy tribute to the band Chicago to Songbird Live, spotlighting bold brass, big vocals, and a set filled with beloved rock hits. The show channels the signature mix of horn-driven power and sing-along melodies for a night of pure rock excitement. Capacity is limited, so availability may be tight.

Texas High Road brings a live performance to Hoots Hall in Burleson.

Neon Prophets brings a Fort Worth take on 90s country, filling the night with dance-friendly covers and plenty of denim spirit at Hoots Hall. Sharing the stage, Texas High Road features Hillary and Stephanie, friends since their teen years performing at local opries around Dallas and Fort Worth, who spent years pursuing solo careers across the United States before teaming up. Their band leans into traditional country with close-knit harmonies. Admission is $10 for general entry, attendees must be 21 or older, and a food truck will be serving throughout the evening.

Josh Ward brings a modern take on classic Texas honky tonk to Billy Bob's Texas, blending heartfelt songwriting with country, rock, and blues influences. Well known across his home state, he has built a devoted following through genuine performances and a grounded, family-first spirit, and he shows clear gratitude to the fans who support him. This is a reserved seated show. Admission is limited to ages 18 and over with a valid ID. All ticket sales are final, and the venue may cancel tickets linked to scalping, with refunds not guaranteed.

Set sail for a pirate themed emo night at The Rail, where DJs keep the best emo tracks going from start to finish. Pirate attire is required, and the standout look can earn prizes, including plushies. Tag your outfit on Instagram for a chance at Best Dressed. The bar will pour themed specials like Devil Fruit Fizz, Sooky Sanji Sipper, and Monkey D. Moonshine. The theme tips its hat to the Grand Line and the hunt for One Piece. Staffing opportunities are open across many roles, from DJs and designers to photographers, content creators, editors, influencers, door staff, event hosts, and event managers. Apply by messaging the event page and do not contact venues. For valid entry, purchase tickets only through the official link in the event listing and avoid third party resellers or private sellers. Companion tickets are available, and accessibility may vary by venue, so reach out to the venue for details. Respectful behavior is required. Entry is limited to those of legal drinking age with photo ID, and all sales are final with no refunds. The end time is approximate and may change, so arriving early is recommended to catch everything planned.

Adrian Garza performs a solo set at Texas Double Deuce in Burleson. The bar side on the third floor regularly hosts weekend shows by regional artists spanning Texas country, classic rock, blues, and Tejano.

Fort Worth welcomes The Guess Who to Dickies Arena, bringing a night of classic rock to a leading Texas stage. With a roomy setup and clear, resonant sound, the arena offers a fitting backdrop for an evening of celebrated songs. Fans can anticipate powerful versions of American Woman, No Time, and Share the Land, tracks that have shaped the band’s legacy and continue to connect with listeners around the world. As the crowd responds, the atmosphere turns into a salute to rock history. This Fort Worth appearance showcases the group’s enduring connection with audiences through timeless music and memorable live performances.

At The Bearded Lady in Fort Worth, Music Bingo turns snippets of popular songs into a fast paced game night with themed rounds that span the decades. Hear a brief clip, identify the title, artist, or clue, mark your card to match the announced pattern, and claim a prize when you land a bingo. There is no cost to participate, and each round includes two cards for extra chances to win. Food and cold drinks are available, and the atmosphere is lively with music and friendly competition.

Sonya and Ric Morrison lead a series of dance lessons set to live music, designed to help dancers feel confident and polished on the floor. A partner is not required, so solo participants can take part with ease. Doors open before instruction begins, allowing time to settle in. The lessons are complimentary with a $5 cover.

Enjoy an evening centered on rhythm and blues with a party featuring live music, neo-soul sounds, spoken word performances, and an R&B bingo game with prizes. Those interested in participating can text 817-330-0690 to sign up.

Catch Aaron McBee live at Hoots Hall in Burleson. This is a country-leaning night with performances starting in the evening.