Live music in Hampton Roads, VA

Mercy Creek delivers a high-energy folk rock performance at Bull Island Brewing Company, blending a raw, earthy sound with an edgy pulse.

Phil Poteat returns to The Virginia Beer Company in Williamsburg for another appearance. He shares excitement about being back and notes that past visits have been a lot of fun.

Enjoy a cozy candlelight concert in Norfolk featuring a live string quartet. The evening is designed to help you relax and unwind with an intimate set in a warm, laid-back setting. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the performance starts at 8:00 PM. Please note the venue is strictly non-smoking, and violations may result in removal from the event.

Glow at SkyZone (Hampton) turns the trampoline park into a glowing, high-energy night with lasers, music, and blacklight effects. Everyone entering the park during Glow needs to complete the required waivers.

Toadies are coming to The NorVa in Norfolk for a night of rock with support from Local H and Olive Vox. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM.

The Williamsburg Farmers Market hosts a Music Series featuring LCV Project on the market stage in downtown Williamsburg. Visitors can explore seasonal produce, baked treats, and handmade goods from local vendors while live music adds a welcoming community vibe. It is a lively mix of shopping and performance that celebrates local makers and musicians.

Rock the Fez is an all-day outdoor music party featuring the Khedive Swashbucklers and the Khedive Hillbillies. Bring your own chairs and/or blankets, and plan to grab food and drinks that will be sold onsite.

A celebratory GoGo party at Mill Point Park marks the 50th anniversary of GoGos. Tickets are available.

Chuck Brown Band featuring United Souls takes the stage for a live performance at Mill Point Park in Hampton, VA. Advance tickets are available through the event link.

BOCA appears at Paradise Ocean Club for a jam session.

Enjoy Summer Fest at Town Center with live music from local performers. The Fountain Plaza comes alive for a full evening of family-friendly fun, plus plenty of dinner options nearby to keep the night going.

Phil Poteat brings live music to Coastal Fermentory Uptown, an independently owned venue with an easygoing atmosphere. Food is prepared on site, making it simple to enjoy a bite alongside the music.

An acoustic set returns to the Smoke BBQ patio. The restaurant serves barbecue and wood fired pizza to go along with the music.

Oozlefinch’s Creekside Vibes Summer Concert Series returns for a second summer with free outdoor shows on the creekside stage. Anthony Rosano & The Conqueroos are the featured act for this edition. Guests can expect live music, cold drinks, and food trucks on site in a laid back summer setting. The event is family friendly. Outside food is allowed with cooler checks, though outside alcohol is prohibited. A valid ID is required. Since the concerts are outdoors, rain delays or postponements may occur, with updates shared on social media.

Get ready for an elegant Black & White formal evening that blends celebration with community recognition. The night includes a cocktail social hour, dinner, a special guest address by Robert L. Jenkins, Jr., Esq., and dancing with entertainment provided by DJ Marcus Alonzo. The dress code is strictly formal black-tie attire.

DJ Bingo brings a music fueled twist to bingo at Alpha Pitt Smokers. The DJ plays songs, participants mark them on a bingo card, and the first to complete a line wins. Prizes are awarded each round, with rotating themes to keep things fresh. Enjoy smoked barbecue and cold drinks while you play. It works well for groups, a casual date, or simply getting out of the house to test some music knowledge.

Catch H.R. live at New Realm Brewing. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM, with doors and timing based on the venue's local schedule.

Expect a night of gritty country energy as The Daniel Jordan Band fires up TJ's Sports Tavern, bringing a hard-driving set that will have Wythe Creek buzzing. Fans who have heard their singles on Dixie 105.7, streamed the songs, or caught past shows and festivals will recognize the sound and know what is in store from this live performance.

RETRO brings classic rock and roll to The Sandbar Grill and Pub, playing songs that spark memories from childhood and teenage years, as well as the good times of today. The set leans into an old school vibe, echoing the sounds that once blasted from 8-tracks, cassettes, and Walkman players.

Foxglove brings high energy party rock to Hampton Moose Lodge 1514.

Blue Cowbell Band caps off the block party with blues music and a friendly, feel-good atmosphere.

Fine Swiss Cheese brings a high octane performance to Marker 20, driven by nonstop grooves and surprise turns at every corner. The set races across styles, shifting from hip hop to Southern rock, from alternative rock to heavy metal, and from classic funk to modern R&B, with stops in disco and Motown along the way. A few slow ballads sneak in before the energy surges again. Delivered with bold conviction and a feel-it-in-your-chest pulse, this is a genre-hopping, heat-soaked night of music.

Mimosa Sundays brings a lively take on brunch at Las Reinas Cocina, featuring colorful mimosas, brunch food, and DJ De'ja Bleu providing the soundtrack for the weekend.

Get ready for a full day on the oceanfront with the VB Punk Rock Flea Market taking over Seaside Raw Bar. Expect bands, cold brews, and vendors selling loud, weird, and handmade finds. Come enjoy the punk rock vibe from afternoon into the evening.

A solo performance takes place at Berret's Seafood & Taphouse Grill, a top dining destination in Colonial Williamsburg.

Derek Smith brings a live performance to Marker 20. Immersed in music from a young age, he started with piano lessons at six and added guitar at eleven. He writes, records, and performs on his own and also fronts Family Tree as its lead singer and guitarist, a band that has earned awards. Bucket specials are offered at 25 percent off on Bud, Bud Light, Miller Lite, Coors Light, Michelob Ultra, Corona, Corona Light, White Claw, and Nutrl.

Ello Delights brings handcrafted, flavor-forward gelato bars to The WCP, a cool complement to live music by What the Heck Jazz Band and a relaxed poolside setting. Grab a bar before, during, or after the concert and cool off while you enjoy the sounds. The atmosphere is family friendly, with room to unwind, listen to the music, and make summer memories. Consider bringing lawn chairs and an appetite for an easygoing evening of music, treats, and community.

Admission is free for live music at Buckroe Beach, where shoreline scenery pairs with a relaxed summer vibe. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and gather with friends and family while taking in ocean breezes and the soundtrack of the season. A favorite Hampton tradition, this summer concert series offers a lively atmosphere by the water.

Come enjoy an evening of music and dancing at the free, family-friendly Groovin’ by the Bay concert series at Buckroe Beach. This concert runs from 5 to 8 p.m., and you can also look forward to local food trucks. Free parking is available in Buckroe Beach lots and in legal on-street spaces as marked. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating along with their dancing shoes. Note that pets are not allowed in the park and beach areas east of First Street (including the greenspace, facilities, boardwalk, and beach) from May 15 through Sept. 15, and only service animals are permitted. The playground is also off-limits to non-service animals year-round.

At The WCP, the Summer Concert Series features a poolside set by What the Heck Jazz Band, a high energy ensemble of WJCC Jazz Band standouts. Live jazz fills the deck while attendees swim, unwind by the pool, or connect with friends in a family friendly setting. Ello Delights will be on site with handcrafted gelato bars for a refreshing treat. Admission is free for WCP members. Non members are 10 dollars per family or 5 dollars per individual. Production support for staging and sound is provided by Dog Street Music, also known as Jordan Stehle.

Join the Classic Rock Camp at School of Rock Chesapeake for a week focused on 60s and 70s rock classics from bands like The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Rolling Stones. Campers will work on rehearsals and practice, dive into rock history and stagecraft, and finish the week with a live performance on Friday. Camp is for ages 10 to 18 with some experience, and runs Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Bring lunch, snacks, water, and hearing protection each day.

Paragon Concierge Counseling is hosting a friendly meet and greet ahead of the Summer Concert Series. Stop by the Paragon Concierge Counseling office to meet the therapists and staff, then head over to enjoy live music at the concert. It is a casual opportunity to connect before the music begins.

Down River Band brings a lively mix of traditional country and Southern rock to Port Warwick’s Summer Concert Series. Classic country favorites blend with high-energy rock that keeps the crowd moving. The evening centers on great music, upbeat vibes, and a strong sense of community, and guests can bring chairs to enjoy the show with friends.

This weekly open mic at Pour Girls offers perks for performers and a featured shrimp and crab legs special. Performers receive their first drink free and 20% off food. Signups open before the event.

Loe Shimmy is performing at The NorVa in Norfolk. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM.

Tom Euler brings award-winning songwriting and musicianship from coastal Virginia to the stage, with songs that have connected with listeners worldwide. For more than a decade, he has held crowds’ attention with guitar work that balances nuance and power, shaped by influences like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Luther Allison, and Gary Moore. His voice carries impressive harmonic and dynamic range, reflecting inspiration from Chris Cornell. A versatile artist who keeps growing, he continues to hone his craft and explore fresh creative directions.

Dave Crumpler performs a solo acoustic set at Craft 60 Taphouse & Grill. The setting includes food, a large selection of craft and domestic beers, and a full bar, with acoustic tunes providing the soundtrack.

Settle into the patio at Smoke - BBQ Restaurant & Bar for an easygoing evening with live guitar from Richie Beard. Choose a favorite drink, enjoy barbecue or a wood fired pizza, and take in the relaxed atmosphere while the music sets the tone.

A casual hangout with food and drinks, plus some music featuring PhilPo.

Catch an evening of live music featuring The Expendables, Chad Tepper, and Sons of Paradise at New Realm Brewing Company Virginia Beach. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM, with all performers billed as part of the lineup for the night.

Riverwalk Landing hosts a Sounds of Summer concert featuring Slapnation, a ten piece band with a powerhouse rhythm section, a bold horn line, and standout vocals. The group shifts easily from mellow dinner tunes to funk, Motown, beach favorites, and disco, keeping the energy high throughout the night. Set beside the York River in Yorktown, the evening blends dancing and laid back waterfront vibes. A dance floor will be in place, and casual games of cornhole add to the fun. Attendees may bring blankets, chairs, and small coolers. Tables, umbrellas, and tents are not permitted. Tasty options are close at hand, from rotating food trucks with meals to go to waterfront staples like Water Street Grille, Carrot Tree, and Ben & Jerry’s. Scheduled trucks include Burger Mania, Coastal Thirst Beach Deli, and Dong's. Free parking is available in designated public lots around town, including York Hall, the York Poquoson Courthouse, and the County Administration Building. A complimentary, ADA accessible Yorktown Trolley operates during concerts on a modified route that still serves several stops on the outskirts of town.