Live music in Oshkosh, WI

Fish Fry Fridays is back with DJ Bingo, happening on the first Friday of the month at Oshkosh Arena’s 1212 Sports Pub & Grill (enter through the northeast corner of the building). The fish fry menu runs from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with three fish options for $15.95, plus sides like crispy or steak fries, cheddarhead biscuits and rye bread, coleslaw, and homemade tartar sauce. There’s also a seafood special each week, and drink deals like 2-for-1 domestic draft beer and rail mixers. DJ Bingo takes the stage from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and there’s a kid-friendly menu for ages 12 and younger with meals that include fries and a soda for $8.

Caleb and Emily bring their acoustic duo to Dockside Tavern with soaring vocals, deft guitar work, and tightly woven harmonies. Focused on refreshing the acoustic experience, they reshape beloved classics and current hits into intimate, captivating arrangements that spotlight emotion and craft. The performance blends heartfelt interpretation with a warm, close-up feel, creating a musical flow that resonates with listeners of every generation.

An 80s rock party is happening at Dockside in Oshkosh, celebrating the era’s classic sound with a nostalgic atmosphere.

This event takes place on the patio, offering an open air, outdoor setting with a relaxed atmosphere.

XRoads41 Rock Detour brings a one-day rock festival to Oshkosh, Wisconsin with three stages and eleven performers. The lineup features Breaking Benjamin, Daughtry, Memphis May Fire, Dorothy, Drowning Pool, Atreyu, Saliva, Saving Abel, 12 Stones, Kelsey Hickman, and Rogue Royal. Centered on music, community, and lasting memories, tickets are on sale.

A high energy country dance band from Wisconsin brings a crowd-pleasing mix of 90s favorites alongside songs by today’s artists. The performance encourages sing along moments, raised glasses, and plenty of time on the dance floor.

Opera House Square in Downtown Oshkosh hosts a free, family friendly daytime performance as part of the Music on Main concert series. Enjoy live music from local and regional artists in a relaxed setting. Nearby restaurants make it easy to pick up a meal or drink to savor with the show. The series spans a wide range of sounds, including blues, jazz, country, brass band, and rock. Presented by Alexander & Bishop, with additional support from The Grand, Megan & Peter Lang, Olson Legal, and Generac. Free admission for everyone.

Live local music fills the patio with scenic views of the Oshkosh Country Club course as part of a recurring music series. This installment features Alyssa Proell. An updated patio menu offers shareable plates and handheld bites, and happy hour brings discounts on taps, wines, and cocktails. Throughout the season, the lineup also includes Kip Jones Duo, Nathan Grajeda, Kaukauna Johnny, Ryan Hader, and the duo of Hailey Fox and Boston Gies.

Shattuck Park hosts the finale of the Future Neenah Evening Concert Series with hometown act Murphy’s Law, featuring Neenah’s Murphy boys performing familiar hits. The series is presented by Richard and Amy Jo Aylward, and admission is free courtesy of Menasha Corporation. Alcohol is not permitted in the park under City of Neenah ordinance. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from Luigis On the Go, Caribbean Taste, Grazing a Go Go, and Beverly Ann’s Cookies. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for comfortable seating. Free parking is available. If weather becomes a concern, the concert will move indoors to the DoubleTree Neenah Hotel. Stage support comes from the Jewelers Mutual Impact Fund within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region, with additional support from Anderson Sod Farm, Portside Builders, Badger Labs, and the Neenah Boat & Dock Club. The park is a short walk from a lively downtown with restaurants and shops.

Live music from Sundae and Mr. Goessl sets a summery patio vibe alongside great food. Original Margaritas are $4 and flavored versions are $5. Each Miller or Leinenkugel purchase serves as an entry to win a new kayak. Quesadillas are featured for $10. Happy Hour includes 22 oz House Old Fashioneds for $5, tortilla chips and dip for $5, and $1 off rail drinks, domestic taps, and house wine. The patio offers a playground, a basketball hoop, outdoor games, pickleball courts, and a volleyball league night.

Waterfest presents a concert at Leach Amphitheater featuring Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, along with the Alex McMurray Band and special guest Paul Sanchez. Ticket options include standing room only VIP at $35 and general admission at $15 or $20. Limited-time online advance discounts are available, with VIP at $25 or a four-pack for $80, and general admission at $15 or a four-pack for $50. Veterans receive free admission to all Waterfest shows.

Make music with others at a weekly ukulele open jam hosted at the library. Musicians of every experience level are welcome to bring songs they are working on, share a solo or duet, or strum along with fellow players. This free program is open to everyone and does not require registration. Each session runs up to 90 minutes and meets in the Storytime Room on the first floor. For questions, contact the Adult Reference Desk at library@neenahlibrary.org. If accommodations are needed, contact the library administrative office at 920-886-6315 or library@neenahlibrary.org at least 24 hours in advance. Support comes from the Friends of the Neenah Library and the Neenah Public Library Trust Fund, and donations to these groups are welcome.