Live music in Marysville, WA

Stonesy delivers a lively tribute to The Rolling Stones with a six-piece lineup from Seattle that captures the sound and spirit of the originals. Expect classic songs performed with close attention to the feel and detail of the band’s legendary catalog. Cover charge is $15, or $10 with a Players Card.

Arena brings a rush of 80s arena rock nostalgia, rekindling memories of long ticket lines, swapping stories with fellow fans, and that electric moment when the house lights drop and the first chord hits. The show celebrates towering anthems and singalong choruses tied to Journey, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, KISS, AC/DC, Van Halen, Def Leppard, Styx, Pat Benatar, Scorpions, Queen, Whitesnake, Toto, Loverboy, Heart, Night Ranger, Joan Jett, and more, capturing the spirit of an era when big hooks and bigger guitars ruled. This is rock with grit over glitter, more blue jeans than spandex, and a sound driven by raw energy rather than poses. Arena performs at The Quil Ceda Casino.

Razzals Bar & Grill- Everett hosts karaoke on both Friday and Saturday each week. Expect high quality sound with speakers and screens placed throughout the room. A full kitchen is available, and there are drinks and pull tabs to enjoy alongside the music.

The Bayside Cafe hosts an evening of live music featuring Heat of RXN, The Passed, and Quilli Fin. Heat of RXN formed in 2016 in Bellingham, Washington when college dorm mates Julio X and Houston Adams teamed up. Their first full-length release, Hypnotika, arrived in 2022, followed in 2023 by Enthalpy, which includes the track "Las Casas Silenciousas" translated as "The Silent Houses" and nods to influences like Molchat Doma and Joy Division. Their sound draws from New Wave, Dark Wave, 90s techno, and Post-Punk. The Passed brings post-hardcore from Seattle, and Quilli Fin adds an electronic and synthwave set from Seattle. All ages are welcome, bar with ID, and admission is $10 at the door.

Presented by the Washington Blues Society, John Primer, Steve Bell, and The Real Deal Blues Band, featuring Brady Kish and David Hudson, perform live in the Kings Room at APEX.

Rustic Cork at the Port hosts a ROCKIN' Sunday Funday Brunch featuring live music, mimosa flights, and more. All ages are welcome, and the patio is dog friendly. Expect a rotating mix of local artists across genres, with the performer lineup to be announced. The main level is first come, first served with no reservations, while the upstairs Barrel Room accepts reservations up to two weeks in advance, including online booking for large parties. The menu will be shared soon and will bring back favorites such as avocado toast, brunch boards, mimosa flights, and additional selections.

Music in the Park returns with a series of five free outdoor concerts at North Cove Park, celebrating community, music, and summer by the lake. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and picnic blankets and to come hungry, as the Lake Stevens Farmers Market takes place alongside each concert. The season features performances by the Lake Stevens Youth Jazz Band, Marysville City Jazz Band, Lake Stevens Community Band, Lake Stevens Jazz Combo, and The Groove Drops. Each concert includes two sets. Special guest oboist Bhavani Kotha, Founder of the Unbound Symphony, appears at select performances. Free and open to everyone.

The Brotherhood Tour brings a powerhouse double bill to Kings Hall as Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys share the stage for an evening of rock, blues, and Latin-infused sounds. Los Lobos, Grammy-winning veterans from East L.A., blend rock, blues, Tex-Mex, and traditional Mexican styles, recognized for classics like “La Bamba” and “Come On, Let’s Go,” along with a wide-ranging catalog that has shaped countless artists. Los Lonely Boys showcase their signature Texican rock and roll with rich harmonies, soulful vocals, and blues-soaked guitar work that broke through with the hit “Heaven.” Together they deliver culture-spanning, guitar-centric performances for a full night of spirited, roots-rich music.

Enjoy a welcoming dance party with live music, featuring regular performances by Todd's Dance Band. Everyone is welcome, and no partner or prior dance experience is needed. Admission is $10. Complimentary coffee, water, and snacks are provided, and parking is free in the lot across the street. Special guest musician Rick Cooper appears on select dates. Themed events happen ahead of holidays. A preview video is available.

Week 7 of Music at the Marina features Victims of Love, a tribute act that recreates the Eagles’ signature harmonies and classic rock favorites on the Everett waterfront. The setting is Port Gardner Landing at the Port of Everett, with food trucks and a beer garden available to round out the evening by the water. After the show, the night continues with an official after party at Independent Beer Bar, presented by Late Shift Everett. Sponsors include Presenting Sponsor Kaiser Permanente, Toyota of Western Washington, Tito’s Vodka, APEX Everett, Banner Bank, Dicks Drive-In, Visit Everett, Port of Everett, Buds Garage, Century Pacific, Ziply Fiber, Coastal Community Bank, and Lombardis.