Live music in Manassas, VA

A karaoke night at Mackenzies Tunes & Tonics features a library of thousands of tracks in English, Spanish, and several other languages. Admission is free, gourmet food and a full bar are available, and the setting is suitable for families. Complimentary garage parking is provided. Hosted by Associated Consultants, Inc.

Aaron Fink, formerly of Breaking Benjamin, performs with his band The Fury at The Salisbury Center for a night of rock led by a respected regional artist. The event has been rescheduled from the previously announced date.

V-n-G Acoustic, a Northern Virginia duo featuring Vanessa Renee and Greg Snyder, brings their versatile sound to Sinistral Brewing Company. The performance ranges from classic rock and blues to country and more, with Vanessa’s warm vocals complemented by Greg’s harmonies and distinctive playing for an engaging set.

This event features WMB performing live as a two-piece at Preston's Pub.

Settle in for a country-themed evening at The Salisbury Center with happy hour to kick things off, complimentary line dancing lessons included with the cover charge, and plenty of time to dance afterward in the James Arena, the main arena. Karaoke also runs in the Squeek & Co Bar & Social lobby, adding a sing-along option to the mix.

Tap and live music come together in a spirited program from Music From The Sole, a company helmed by Brazilian choreographer Leonardo Sandoval alongside composer Gregory Richardson. Their performance blends the percussive voice of tap with influences from samba, passinho, Afro-Cuban rhythms, jazz, and house, celebrating the connection between sound and movement. Presented as part of the Mason Artist-in-Residence program, the visit also includes community classes and workshops tied to the show. The event is suitable for all ages, and audio description will be available. The performance lasts about 60 minutes with no intermission. Tickets are $60, $52, or $38, with half-price admission for youth through grade 12, and fees are included.

The Revolution live concert featuring Sonu Nigam takes place at George Mason University's Eagle Bank Arena in the Washington DC area.