Live music in Osceola, WI

Enjoy a playful music class designed for young children and their caregivers. Across eight weeks, small groups will sing, dance, and explore instruments in a relaxed setting. Classes are offered for ages 0–2 and ages 2–4.

Viktoriya Kantor Entertainment presents a high-energy Halloween party at Dunn Brothers Coffee in Minneapolis, featuring DJ KANTOR spinning crowd favorites. Costumes are encouraged, from bold and funny to sexy and creative, with cash prizes awarded for the best looks. Expect an upbeat atmosphere led by Viktoriya Kantor Entertainment. Admission is $35 at the door.

Periphery brings the A Pale White Dot US Tour to The Fillmore Minneapolis. The event is open to all ages, and supporting performers may change without notice. Ticket access includes a Public Onsale along with presales such as Affinity Plus Credit Union Presale, Live Nation Presale, Citi Cardmember Presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets, Spotify Tickets, and an Artist Presale, plus a Fall Into Fillmore 2 Pack Offer.

A Halloween night of live music takes over Jellybean and Julia's as Lazarus performs solo, collaborates with guest musicians, and appears with Lazarus & the Bandits in their second-ever performance. The lineup also includes Cretin Avenue Hop with a tribute to the Ramones, shaping an entire evening built around Lazarus in multiple forms.

ART Dept., a versatile groove and blues rooted instrumental trio, brings a dynamic mix of styles to Carbone's Minneapolis, blending carefully crafted arrangements with spontaneous improvisation for a lively, wide ranging performance.

Simply the Best Saturday Drag Show brings a spectacular night of drag to Roxy’s Cabaret, showcasing leading Midwest talent. Expect powerhouse performances, eye-catching costumes, and an atmosphere buzzing with live entertainment. The lineup features All American Goddess 2024 Nina DiAngelo, Monica West, and RuPaul’s Drag Race champion Bebe Zahara Benet. Food and drinks are available for purchase, and after the show there is an opportunity to meet the queens and capture memorable photos.

The Dalles House Supper Club hosts a high-energy costume party built around a professional wrestling theme. Dress as a favorite wrestler, a memorable ringside personality, a manager, a referee, an announcer, or bring an over-the-top original character. All creative costumes are welcome whether or not they fit the theme. Look for wrestling-inspired cocktail specials, prizes for the best dressed wrestlers, and a Ric Flair “Wooo!” yelling contest. Following that, the 21st Annual Dalles House Costume Contest features multiple winners and big cash prizes. Blackout performs live, powering the night with rock that spans blues to grunge and crowd-pleasing songs for singing and dancing.

Debbie Briggs Vintage Jazz brings live music to The Velveteen, filling this cozy speakeasy in Stillwater with classic jazz and familiar favorites. Requests are welcome, and the bar serves cocktails that have won awards. Reservations are optional but suggested on busier nights. To reserve, call (651) 342-2571 and leave your name, phone number, and guest count.

Explore the foundations of West African drumming in a Level 1 class led by Dan. Designed for beginners and advanced beginners, it focuses on core rhythms and technique while helping you build confidence and a deeper understanding of the music. All drums are supplied. This weekly drop-in welcomes participants of all gender identities, and you can simply come without advance registration. The fee is $15 per person for each class. Please remove street shoes upon arrival. You may bring slippers or indoor-only footwear, and a small supply of clean socks can be borrowed. This policy helps protect the new floor. The space is in a basement and reached by a single flight of stairs.

Enjoy a free fall concert with NECJB at Grace Lutheran Church in Northeast Minneapolis. The performance will be recorded.

An all-ages, family-friendly open mic welcomes musicians, poets, and performers at every experience level. On-site sign-up is available, and each participant typically shares two or three songs, adjusted based on turnout. A sound system is provided along with an onstage 88-key electric keyboard to support performances. The event is hosted by a rotating team of experienced local musicians, including Ry Edwards, Caley Factorial, Lexi Modica, and Jun Sugiyama. Throughout the season, the lineup sometimes includes 30-minute featured artist sets. It takes place at The Finnish Bistro, a neighborhood café in St. Anthony Park with a full menu of food, drinks, and desserts.

Lilyisthatyou brings The Flowers Have Feelings Tour to Green Room in Minneapolis. This stop features a live performance from the artist, with a presale offered before tickets go on sale to the general public.

Explore English country dancing, a welcoming social tradition that spans centuries. Its roots reach back to the court of Queen Elizabeth I and the world portrayed in Jane Austen, and it remains vibrant through today’s musicians and choreographers. Expect music that ranges from stately to lively, traditional to modern, performed live or played from recordings. Steps rely on easy walking or light skipping in time with the tune. Each dance is taught first, then danced in longways formations with partners facing in lines. After the walkthrough, clear cues guide the figures as you interact with other pairs of dancers, then progress and repeat. No partner is required. New dancers are welcome, partner rotation is encouraged each dance, and everyone is invited to dance with anyone, irrespective of gender or prior experience. This style of dancing offers enjoyable exercise, a friendly community, mental engagement, and moments of connection and beauty. Newcomers are especially welcome.

Waterparks performs an all-ages show at Varsity Theater. Support acts are subject to change.

Enjoy an evening of live blues music featuring Hall of Fame musician Moses Oakland.

This beginner-friendly, drop-in hand drumming class offers a comfortable introduction to accessible instruments in a nurturing community. No prior experience is needed, and drums are provided. The class is for women and gender-expansive participants, with walk-ins welcome. Participants should be prepared to remove street shoes at the door; slippers or other non-street shoes are welcome, and a limited supply of clean socks is available to borrow. The center is in a basement accessed by one flight of stairs.

Pouya brings The Forever Glades Tour to The Fillmore Minneapolis. The show is for ages 15 and older. Guests under 15 may attend when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Support acts may change without notice.

Enjoy live music from Johnny Kovarik & The Mighty Kind, with $5 16-ounce Indeed drafts available during the show. Presented by Indeed Brewing Company.

Enjoy a karaoke evening with Mia Dorr's Premier Entertainment, featuring a wide selection of songs and an opportunity to sing, whether you are an experienced performer or simply looking to have fun.

Enjoy a Tuesday night of live music and island rhythms with the International Reggae All Stars, part of the Twin Cities’ longest-running Reggae Night. Cold drinks and dancing are also part of the evening.

The Deep End is a weekly party at the Uptown VFW’s Lyndale bar, featuring DJs spinning modern and classic hip hop and R&B. Enjoy two-for-one drink specials and music curated by DJ Dimitry Killstorm of Cheap Thrills.

Enjoy an evening with Doug at The Post Bar & Grill, with music and food.

Musical bingo takes center stage with popular hits and timeless classics. Belt out familiar tunes while you play and compete for prizes in a friendly, social setting. A charcuterie board featuring gourmet meats, cheeses, and assorted accompaniments enhances the experience. Ideal for a casual night out with friends or a chance to meet new people, this bingo and charcuterie night offers a cozy atmosphere, delicious bites, and plenty of fun.

Arrested Development brings a spirited, soul-nourishing live show rooted in optimism and social consciousness. Emerging about three decades ago as a hopeful counterpoint to gangsta rap, the group went on to win the Grammy for Best New Artist and also took home Best Rap Single for the anthemic Tennessee, a song later honored by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame among the 500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll and by VH1 in its 100 Greatest Songs of the 90s. With Mr. Wendal, they pushed the issue of homelessness into the spotlight and donated half of that single’s royalties to the National Coalition for the Homeless. Their platform also supported global causes, including contributions to Nelson Mandela and the ANC. The album 3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days in the Life of... earned two Grammys, and further accolades followed with MTV and Soul Train honors plus an Image Award. They also wrote Revolution for Spike Lee’s film Malcolm X, adding another cultural milestone to their catalog. Recognitions from outlets like Rolling Stone, which named them Band of the Year in 1992, and VH1 have affirmed their lasting impact. This performance highlights uplifting hip hop, acclaimed hits and a track record of giving back.

Enjoy a varied mix of music spanning new wave, indie rock, British pop, funk, garage, punk, post-punk, synth-pop, electro, and more. This long-running night showcases a range of sounds at the Uptown VFW.

Enjoy a lively music trivia show featuring songs to identify by title and artist. Enter your guesses on your phone, with faster answers earning more points. Trivia Jockeys keep the fun going, and there are chances to win prizes between rounds and grand prizes.

The PROOF OF LIFE exhibition is presented in celebration of the 32nd International Sculpture Conference, with sculpture displayed inside NE SCULPTURE Gallery Factory and in the Sculpture Quad. The program includes music curated by Philippe Gallandat, a bonfire, live stone carving by Peter Morales, ArtCars, the WOW Mobile Metal Lab, the Community Canopy Project featuring work by more than 50 Minnesota artists, and the installation of Ruthann Godollei’s Hindsight sculpture. The exhibition features work by L. John Andrew, Allison Baker, Pete Driessen, Luis Fitch, Nathanael Flink, Kyle Fokken, Ruthann Godollei, Sara Hanson, Paul Higham, Mary Johnson, Coral Lambert, Chris Larson, Janet Lobberecht, Andrew MacGuffie, John Michael, Peter Morales, Flora Ranis, William Ransom, Jane Powers, Maria Cristina Tavera, Xavier Tavera, Pocket Toscani, Hannah Walter, and David Wyrick.

Ax and the Hatchetmen bring The Late Checkout Tour 2026 to First Avenue, with Tipling Rock. This is an all-ages show.

Enjoy crafted cocktails and bites at Prelude Bar while listening to live music by local artists.

Grammy-nominated folk singer-songwriter and author Mary Gauthier brings songs from her album Reckoning to the Parkway Theater, with special guest Jaimee Harris opening the evening. Gauthier is known for emotionally resonant songs, thoughtful lyrics, and stories shaped by empathy. Her work has been recorded by artists including Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Kathy Mattea, Boy George, Jimmy Buffett, Vince Gill, and Bettye LaVette, and has appeared in film and television. Harris is a Texas-born singer-songwriter.

Austin Giorgio brings captivating vocals and live performances to Amsterdam Bar and Hall for an evening of music.

Doug performs a solo gig at Tippy Canoes Sports Pub & Grub on the first Friday of each month. This recurring show features live music from a single performer.

David Singley returns with a fresh set of songs and stories.

Four Minnesota bands bring distinct styles to the stage. Dirty-930 blends Midwest emo, indie punk, and garage rock, pairing catchy hooks with candid songwriting about the challenges and uncertainty of growing up. Minneapolis-based In Limbo performs original music with an energetic sound rooted in the Twin Cities independent scene. One Singular Cigarette offers dreamy, atmospheric indie rock with nostalgic textures and a wistful edge. Lipstinger closes with hard rock ’n’ roll inspired by the grit and swagger of ’70s and ’80s rock and metal, driven by guitar riffs, punchy rhythms, and soaring vocals.

Test your music knowledge at a live trivia show hosted by Music Mayhem. Listen to each song, guess its title and artist, and enter your answers on your phone. Faster guesses earn more points, while lively Trivia Jockeys keep the game moving. There are chances to win prizes between rounds, along with grand prizes.

Enjoy crafted cocktails and bites at Prelude Bar while listening to live music by local artists.

A lively tribute night celebrating iconic divas, with music and entertainment inspired by stars such as Barbara, Whitney, Dolly, and Diana. Surprise tributes and big personalities make each night a celebration of beloved performers.

Enjoy live music at MetroNOME Brewery, featuring a selection of the band’s best-known songs along with a few new ones. The venue is known for its brews.

Confluence brings together the distinct worlds of treble and tenor-bass choral music in a performance that celebrates what makes each unique. Bright, warm, and nimble lines from women's voices meet the deep, resonant textures of lower parts, creating a vivid spectrum of sound. Each ensemble adds its own personality and color, shaping an experience that balances clarity with richness.

Enjoy a karaoke night featuring music, laughs, and a mix of song choices. The venue also offers darts, pizza, pull tabs, and a full bar. A bonus challenge invites singers to perform a song by Tammy’s Mystery Trivia Artist for a chance to receive a free drink.