Live music in Aberdeen, WA

Beach Treasures Coffee in Ocean Shores partners with the North Coast Audio Society for a community gathering that celebrates classic music. The event features vintage stereos and vinyl, chances to learn a bit and share memories with fellow music fans, and a welcoming atmosphere. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Coffee, tea, smoothies, and freshly made sweets will be available for purchase.

Presented by the Galway Bay Irish Feis, Mudmen take the stage with a live set that blends Celtic music and storytelling from a Canadian Celtic rock group. Wear a plaid shirt to show your support and bring cash for the merch booth. Their music has appeared on WWE wrestling, Much Music and MTV, HBO’s Shameless, NBC’s The Black Donnellys, and AE Sports games, and they have performed more than 3,000 shows across eight countries. The group has earned praise from Walter Ostanek, Don Cherry, Johnny Reid, and Ron MacLean.

Gillian Gaar takes the stage with The Music Project for a close conversation about her latest book, GRUNGE! The story of the music that redefined rock. She will explain how the book came together, reflect on her time with Seattle’s influential magazine The Rocket, and share what it was like to witness the Pacific Northwest music scene move from clubs and independent press to the heart of international culture. The program includes a live Q&A and is followed by a book signing. Tickets provide reserved seating in the VIP section, a copy of Grunge! The Story of the Music That Redefined Rock, admission to the Q&A with Gillian G. Gaar, and access to the signing immediately after the program.

Galway Bay Irish Feis presents Mudmen in concert at Galway Bay Irish Restaurant & Pub in Ocean Shores. Experience a lively mix of Celtic rock and stories from Canada’s Celtic Rock Warriors. Their music has been featured on WWE wrestling, MuchMusic and MTV, HBO’s Shameless, NBC’s The Black Donnellys, and AE Sports titles, and they have performed more than 3,000 shows across eight countries. Recognition from Canadians like Walter Ostanek, Don Cherry, Johnny Reid, and Ron MacLean highlights the band’s wide appeal. Wear a plaid shirt to show support and bring cash for the Mudmen merchandise booth.