Live music in Eastside, WA

Music Bingo at Dave & Buster's in Bellevue replaces numbers with short clips of familiar songs. A host plays a variety of tracks while players mark the matching squares on a bingo card accessed on a phone. Participation is free and includes one card per person. Winners receive prizes, with the selection varying, and there are plenty of chances to sing and dance along. The setting brings together music, food, and games for a lively outing.

Enjoy a sing-along brunch with brunch buffet, mimosas, and nonstop pop hits from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Doors open at 10:00 AM, and the music kicks off at 10:40 AM. Tables include brunch, and there is a full bar with drinks available for purchase. The event is 21+ only.

Rock Academy performs an open-air, no-cost concert at Issaquah ArtWalk in downtown Issaquah.

Downtown Issaquah comes alive for ArtWalk & Music Stroll, a summer series that turns Front Street into an outdoor gallery and music route. Discover work by local artists, hear live performances, try hands-on art activities, and browse the Historically Hip Artisan Market. Explore nearby shops, look for handmade pieces, and celebrate the energy of the Creative Arts District. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Enjoy an open-air evening in downtown Issaquah where local artists display their work in shops, galleries, and public spaces. Throughout the area, live musicians perform and the Historic Artisan Market adds to the atmosphere. It’s a lively, walkable event that’s all about connecting with local creativity and supporting downtown businesses.

Sarah McLachlan performs live at Chateau Ste Michelle Winery in Woodinville, Washington. This concert presents her music in a winery setting.

Face the Music delivers the music of Electric Light Orchestra at Kirkland Performance Center with layered harmonies, sweeping strings, and a set full of favorites. Hear Mr. Blue Sky, Evil Woman, Don’t Bring Me Down, and more in a tribute that captures ELO’s signature mix of rock and orchestral color.

Issaquah’s Village Theatre presents the 23rd Annual Festival of New Musicals, featuring “Let Me Fly.” This show brings a newly staged musical to life with a story inspired by 1969’s Apollo 11 moon landing, where a tailor in Korea receives an acceptance letter and then wakes up in 2020, leading to a plan to return to the past. The performance also includes the festival’s first full English translation of the work.

The Hipsters return to The Lime in Kirkland, back to the place where it all started, for a Saturday night that feels like home. Their long run at this popular eastside spot continues with the energetic vibe fans recognize. Regulars already know the scene, and first timers can expect the same spark that keeps this show buzzing.

The SUPA Summer Picnic is a relaxed, annual gathering at Luther Burbank Park on Mercer Island, open to all. Expect a friendly blend of shared snacks, sing-alongs, open mic moments, and plenty of conversation. Bring a chair, sunscreen, and nonalcoholic drinks, along with your ukulele, a song you have been working on, a well-loved or long-overlooked songbook, and a friend. There are no reservations or provided tables, so come prepared with your own picnic supplies. Look for the amphitheater by following signs for the dog park. Parking can become limited as the day goes on, especially in nice weather.

Shaped by community feedback and requests, eSOeS partners with Aria Ballroom to offer a weekly Sunday social featuring Salsa and Bachata, with occasional other Latin rhythms. The goal is to bring a congress-style social dance experience each week, beginning with a drop-in class and followed by social dancing, all in celebration of a shared dance lifestyle.

The Herding Cats keep Sunday going with party favorites that span decades, from the 1960s to today, putting their own twist on familiar hits across generations. The set offers something for a wide range of tastes. Ladies can ask a server or the bartender about Ladies Night specials and enjoy discounted drinks.

Catch Cousin Curtiss live with guests at The Sunset Tavern. The show is 21+ and doors open at 7:30 PM, with the performance listed for 8:00 PM.

Get ready for a high-energy week of pop punk music at School of Rock Bellevue. Campers will learn and practice popular pop punk songs by artists like Green Day, Paramore, Blink-182, and more, working through Monday to Friday rehearsals and practice sessions. The week wraps up with a live performance where students share what they’ve been working on. Suitable for ages 8 to 18 with some prior experience, and daily activities run from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with lunch, snacks, water, and hearing protection required.

Join this jazz fundamentals camp for grades 7-10 where young musicians who already play a string, woodwind, brass, or percussion instrument will dive into the basics of jazz. The week wraps up with a performance for families.

Rock 101 Camp is a beginner-friendly music camp for kids ages 7 to 12. Students with no experience will explore different instruments through musical games and activities, and they’ll learn songs throughout the week to prepare for a final performance on Friday for family and friends.

Get ready for a School of Rock takeover at Baba Yaga! This is a live music event featuring performances from the School of Rock Seattle community. Tickets are $20, and the show runs in the afternoon into the evening.

Catch Alex Amen live with Americana favorites Fallen Oaks and pop singer Robert Leslie at Tractor. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show runs from 7:30 PM to 11:55 PM. This is a 21+ event with limited seating available on a first-come, first-served basis.

La Luz is a community social gathering featuring Latin funk and afrobeat, with live music running from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM. The event is hosted at Sea Monster Lounge, described as a friendly, living-room-style spot for enjoying music together.

Juanita Beach Park hosts a Kirkland Downtown Association summer concert featuring live steel drum music. Designed for families and kids of all ages, the show invites everyone to clap, dance, and stomp along while learning about other cultures. As part of Kirkland’s summer concert lineup, it blends upbeat rhythms with hands-on audience participation.

Doors open ahead of showtime for a performance featuring ZZ Top and Cheap Trick. VIP packages are available for both artists, and the onsale schedule includes themed options such as Summer is Here, Friday Fun Day, Uno, Dos, Tres, 4-Pack, Sneaky Sunday, Grab a Friend, Grab a Seat, (get over the) Hump Day, and Iced Tea Party.

Jeff and Rhiannon deliver a high-energy dueling pianos showdown powered by audience requests, with songs ranging from Billy Joel and Beyoncé to Queen and Cardi B. The experience blends playful musical sparring, big sing-along moments, and a festive atmosphere with friends and drinks. Expect spirited calls of Piano Wars as the two trade riffs and keep the crowd engaged.

ZZ Top and Cheap Trick appear together at Marymoor Park in Redmond, Washington. This event brings both bands to the same stage for a live performance.

Part of the Concerts on the Green series, this performance features Top 40s music and familiar favorites. Sponsored by Lakeside Industries.

Explore the power of call and response in a collaborative music workshop guided by award-winning artists Lady A (The Real Lady A), drummer and producer John Oliver III, and Canadian blues artist Shakura S'Aida. Through shared stories, careful listening, and hands-on songwriting, participants shape lived experiences into original songs that reflect their voices and their communities. Open to all ages, this free experience highlights how music can connect generations, strengthen communities, and inspire meaningful conversations. No prior musical background is needed, and participants are encouraged to bring curiosity, personal stories, and an open heart. Snacks are provided and the atmosphere centers on creativity and fun. Sessions in this series take place at Crossroads Park and Lewis Creek Park, and everyone is welcome to attend and participate.

Join Reggie Garrett and Christine Gunn for a live lunchtime performance at City Center Plaza. It’s a chance to hear Garrett’s wide-ranging, hard-to-categorize musical style, plus his love for music shaped by years of performing and recording. Bring your lunch and enjoy an outdoor concert during the midday hour.

Rock The Village returns with a free summer concert series on the green near Cinemark. Seating is provided, and attendees are welcome to bring their own lawn chairs. The music lineup features Nite Wave with 80s music, Good Day Sunshine with a Beatles tribute, 90's Rewind highlighting the 90s, Wheel in the Sky paying tribute to Journey, The Beat Project blending Top 40, 70s, and party music, Stonesy saluting the Rolling Stones, and The Jewel Tones bringing Motown. Make an evening of it with food and patio seating at Serious Pie or Stack571, then finish with a sweet treat from Salt & Straw. Free parking is available in The Village’s green garage, with a north entrance across from Pure Barre and a south entrance near Mendocino Farms.

STONESY, a Seattle-based tribute band, delivers an authentic live take on the Rolling Stones' classic songs on stage. The performance takes place at The Village at Totem Lake.

Sip, savor, and unwind at Goose Ridge's Woodinville tasting room with live music every Thursday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. There’s a rotating lineup of talented local musicians as you sample wines, spirits, and ciders, with a fresh sound and new pairing each visit.

Part of the City of Kenmore Summer Concert Series, this outdoor performance takes place on the lawn at Saint Edward State Park. Bring a low chair or blanket for comfortable seating. Parking at the park requires a Discover Pass, and an automated pay station on site allows visitors to purchase a one day or annual pass. Ten ADA parking spaces are located near the concert area, with additional ADA spots available throughout the park. A free ADA accessible shuttle operates between the Kenmore Park & Ride and Saint Edward State Park on concert nights, running both to and from the venue, and the schedule may shift slightly due to traffic.

Aldersgate hosts an outdoor performance by the Seattle School of Taiko.

The enduring songs of The Carpenters take center stage in a concert led by vocalist Sue Nixon with the Bake's Place All-Stars, an ensemble of Seattle musicians. Guest vocalists David Joyner, Jennifer Lind Ivester, and Melanie Vail add their voices to an evening of classic melodies and close harmonies. Hear favorites like Close to You, We've Only Just Begun, Rainy Days and Mondays, Superstar, Top of the World, and more, presented with lush arrangements that honor Karen and Richard Carpenter while bringing fresh energy to their catalog. The performance takes place at Kirkland Performance Center. All tickets are $28.

Created in partnership between the Washington Blues Society and the Downtown Issaquah Association, Gas Station Blues is a summer series that fills the Historic Shell Station with live blues performances. Each week showcases a different artist, turning the heart of Historic Downtown Issaquah into an easygoing spot to relax with great music. Arrive early to enjoy a picnic on the lawn or explore nearby galleries and restaurants, then settle in with a chair or blanket for the show. Attendance is free and open to all ages. If you cannot be there in person, performances are streamed on Facebook and YouTube. The 2026 lineup will be announced, so watch for updates and plan ahead to catch the music.

At Pine Lake Park, this summer concert features Eden, a Pacific Northwest band mixing rock, blues, and pop. The group is led by vocalist Savanna Woods, a recent Top 20 artist on NBC's The Voice, with her powerful voice at the heart of their sound.