Live music in Kitsap County, WA

Enjoy a glass of wine crafted on site with a snack, or bring your own food, then relax with the entertainment. The atmosphere is welcoming to families and dogs.

At Bremerton Boardwalk Waterfront, sample offerings from local restaurants and food trucks, then catch a set by The Granny Panties that keeps the energy high. It is a welcoming pairing of Kitsap flavors and lively onstage vibes.

Enjoy an evening of live bluegrass at Fort Nisqually with Nisqually Live featuring the Oly Mtn Boys. This 21+ event combines high-energy music with a chance to explore the historic surroundings, plus local food trucks and drinks. There will also be hands-on make-and-take 19th-century crafts available during the event.

Catch Nic Vans for a live show onboard the HIYU Ferry in Seattle. The performance is scheduled to start at 6:30 PM.

Catch Liam St. John live at Tractor, joined by Davis Corley. This is a 21+ show, with doors opening at 7:00 PM. Tickets are for general admission and will be held at the venue box office for will call.

Head out for a Green Day tribute performance by 21 Guns, bringing punk energy and singalong moments to Beach Rock Music and Sports. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:30 PM. General admission tickets are $15, and the venue is a 21+ non-smoking lounge with ADA-accessible seating.

Part of BIMA’s PRISM programming, this free community celebration fills the block with live music, art, food, and a lively summer atmosphere. Five stages keep performances going throughout the day, with opportunities to move between sets, grab a bite, browse a market of local PNW vendors, explore exhibitions with free museum admission, get hands-on at art activity stations, or relax in the beer garden. The festivities extend beyond the museum plaza, where Fletcher Bay Winery, Bainbridge Brewing, Agate Restaurant, KiDiMu, and Bluehouse Interior are open to explore, and Rockin’ Ruby’s Records on Ravine Lane adds its own stage and musical roster. The music lineup features Craetorus, Eleanor Thoemke, Rows Arc, Considering Mellow, Lucha Luna, The Video Rain, Lindstrom and the Limit, Can of Clouds, Tomo Nakayama, Alli Durrant, and Campana across sites like the plaza, Beacon Stage, BIMA Auditorium, and Rockin’ Ruby’s indoor and outdoor stages. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Get ready for a full day of rock, rhythm and blues, and blues music at Gig Harbor’s Rockin’ R&B Festival. The festival features local and regional bands and runs from noon until evening, with food vendors plus a beer and wine garden. There’s also time to check out local craft vendors and artists. All proceeds go to the PTSD Foundation, supporting the healing of veterans, first responders, and their families. Lawn chairs are welcome.

Catch a live rock lineup at Sunset Tavern with Versing, Boudain, Constant Lovers, and Coral Grief. The show kicks off in the evening.

Three bands share the stage when Citizen Z, Roxbury Saints, and Shivering Denizens perform at The Charleston in Bremerton. This is an all ages show, and the bar is available to those with valid ID. Admission is $10.

Almost Human brings a high-energy KISS tribute to Beach Rock Music and Sports, recreating the big costumes, swagger, and classic glam-rock excitement. The show is inspired by iconic KISS tracks like “Rock and Roll All Nite” and “I Was Made for Lovin’ You,” with loud riffs and crowd-chant moments. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the performance starts at 8:30 PM. After the show, there’s DJ music from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM.

Eprom is performing at Q Nightclub in Seattle. The show is scheduled for 10:00 PM local venue time.

Enjoy an afternoon of melodic house, movement, and connection while sailing through Seattle. The lineup features PRAANA, mölly, and Jack Willard. This event is for ages 21+ only.

Catch a live performance by Saint John and the Revelations at Deep Draft Brewing. The show runs in the afternoon, with the lineup featuring the band’s set.

Black Tusk is scheduled to perform as part of a metal show featuring Hoaxed and Stricken at Funhouse in Seattle. The event includes an 8:30 PM showtime.

Head to Echeos Brewing for a Blues Jam and open mic night featuring the Maxwell Street All Stars. This is an all-ages open mic, so bring your instrument and get ready to perform. Expect a fun evening of blues music from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Enjoy a community social gathering featuring Latin funk and afrobeat music. The event runs from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM and includes live music throughout the night at Sea Monster Lounge.

Kalimba, The Spirit of Earth, Wind & Fire tours nationwide, delivering a live experience that captures the feel of Earth, Wind & Fire and brings listeners back to the excitement of hearing these songs for the first time. Check the event discussion for the latest updates.

Pleasant Beach Village hosts a summertime music series showcasing the Tracie Marsh Band. The music blends jazz, pop, soul, and original songs, with the setup in front of Island Cool Froyo next to the mouse fountain. Attendees can relax with wine, food, and frozen yogurt as the band plays. Now in its tenth year, the series is free and open to all ages. If it rains, the performance moves to the marketplace.

Life During Wartime presents a high-energy tribute to the music of Talking Heads at Battle Point Park, inspired by the Stop Making Sense era. The show features a larger ensemble, lively choreography, and plenty of dance-friendly favorites. All ages are welcome. Community support is provided by Island Cool as the Platinum Series Sponsor and Puget Sound Energy as the Bronze Series Sponsor.

Ska Island brings a high-energy mix of first-wave ska and Jamaican roots music, with driving rhythms, hot solos, and a lively dance-floor vibe. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the show starts at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 at the door.

McCloud’s Grill House hosts a lively karaoke night where anyone can take the mic and sing in a welcoming, supportive setting. Whether you are a seasoned performer or trying it for the first time, expect crowd-pleasing songs, tasty food, and plenty of laughs. Bring friends and enjoy an evening of music and memorable moments.

Sponsored by Mingo Maniac, this music bingo night swaps numbers for songs as a DJ plays tracks and players mark their cards when they hear a match. It features two full rounds and plenty of chances to win, with prizes that change each week, including gift cards and games. All ages can take part, and each participant must purchase at least one menu item to play. The fun happens on Thursdays.

Expect lively, groove-filled blues made for the dance floor. Pair the high-energy sound with tasty food and refreshing drinks for a feel-good experience from start to finish.

Four acts share the stage at The Charleston as LESS THAN THREE, FREE THE WITNESS, KNOXEY, and SUBTITLES team up for a night of live music. The show is open to all ages, with a bar available for guests who present valid ID. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 day of show.

McCloud’s Grill House hosts an upbeat line dancing session that welcomes absolute beginners and experienced dancers alike. A skilled instructor breaks down the moves step by step so everyone can follow along with confidence. Expect spirited music, food available from the kitchen, and a friendly setting that suits friends and families looking to share some laughs and create lasting memories.