Updated October 26, 2026. The upcoming tables use today's Destin date (2026-11-04) and each show's end date. This guide covers Destin and nearby Emerald Coast towns. All times are local Central Time. An advertised show time is not necessarily the headliner's set time. Open the linked event or venue calendar before buying tickets or heading out.
Where to find live music in Destin
| Venue | Best for | Check before going |
|---|---|---|
| Club LA | Touring bands, rock and tribute concerts | Ticket availability, doors and age rules |
| AJ's Seafood & Oyster Bar | Harbor afternoons, sunset sets and late-night bands/DJs | Daily performer and stage |
| HarborWalk Village | Seasonal and often family-friendly public entertainment | Exact date, weather and parking |
| LuLu's Destin | Frequent casual live music | Daily lineups and holiday closures |
| Downtown Music Hall | Smaller ticketed shows in Fort Walton Beach | Show times and tickets |
Ticketed concerts at Club LA in Destin
Club LA is at 34876 Emerald Coast Parkway. The time shown is the advertised event start, not necessarily the main act's set. Check each linked page for tickets, doors and age rules.
- Nov 5, 2026
Catch Your Breath: Not Broken Enough Tour
Austin’s Catch Your Breath combines hard-rock guitars with electronic textures, joined by TX2, Arankai and Colorblind on the Not Broken Enough tour. The ages-16+ show is advertised at $36.48; the separately linked VIP upgrade is an add-on, not a substitute for checking admission-ticket terms.
- Nov 6, 2026
Gunshine, Spread Eagle & Password Reset
Florida Panhandle band Gunshine brings guitar-driven rock, joined by New York hard-rock band Spread Eagle and Password Reset’s Headbanger’s Ball-era covers. The ages-16+ event is partially seated, with tickets advertised at $33.14–$47.29.
- Nov 8, 2026
Escape the Fate
Escape the Fate ranges from melodic ballads to heavier guitar-led songs, with Love the Hate and Gulf Coast alternative-rock band Safety Training supporting. The venue advertises $33.14–$56.56 tickets for ages 16+ and identifies the show as partially seated.
- Nov 13, 2026
George Michael Reborn
Robert Bartko’s George Michael Reborn tribute uses live vocals for music from George Michael’s solo career and WHAM!, rather than a lip-synced impersonation. The ages-16+ show is partially seated, with tickets advertised at $33.14–$47.29.
- Nov 15, 2026
Forbidden: Chaos by Design US Tour 2026
Bay Area metal band Forbidden heads a four-act bill with Heathen, VOID and Exformation, pairing progressive guitar work with heavy riffs. The venue advertises $36.42–$75.04 tickets for ages 16+, with partial seating rather than a fully seated room.
- Nov 24, 2026
Born of Osiris & Miss May I
Progressive-metalcore band Born of Osiris shares this four-band bill with Miss May I, Convictions and Downswing. Doors are at 6 p.m. with an unusually early 6:30 p.m. advertised show start; the partially seated, ages-16+ event lists tickets at $38.48–$64.74.
- Nov 29, 2026
We Came as Romans
We Came as Romans combines heavy guitar grooves, electronics and big choruses, with Varials and New Orleans metalcore band Cane Hill supporting. The venue lists ages 16+ and a $36.48 ticket price, with doors at 6 p.m. before the 7 p.m. advertised show start.
- Dec 4, 2026
In the End: Linkin Park Experience
In the End is a Linkin Park tribute rather than an appearance by Linkin Park itself, and Blaze Francisco is also on the bill. The partially seated show is listed for ages 16+, with tickets advertised at $33.08–$59.59 and doors at 6:30 p.m.
- Dec 11, 2026
Thunderstruck: America’s Ultimate Tribute to AC/DC
Thunderstruck covers AC/DC’s Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras, with an Angus Young-style stage performance and support from False Gravity. The venue lists partial seating, ages 16+ and tickets at $33.14–$47.29.
- Jan 8, 2027
Guardians of the Jukebox: Friday Night
Rich Ward’s Guardians of the Jukebox revisits MTV-era pop, rock, new wave and New Romantic music, with musicians from Fozzy and Stuck Mojo. Friday’s ages-16+ event is partially seated and advertises tickets at $33.14–$47.29; do not assume a Friday ticket includes Saturday.
- Jan 9, 2027
Guardians of the Jukebox: Saturday Night
This is a separately dated Saturday performance by Guardians of the Jukebox, whose repertoire spans MTV-era pop, rock and new wave. Saturday’s ages-16+ listing has its own ticket link, advertises $33.14–$47.29 and describes the room as partially seated.
- Jan 15, 2027
The M80’s
The M80’s headline a partially seated rock show; the venue’s seating plan is useful if your group prefers seats to the standing area. Tickets are advertised at $33.14–$47.29 for ages 16+, with doors at 7 p.m. before the 8 p.m. show.
- Jan 17, 2027
Rumours ATL: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute
Rumours ATL recreates Fleetwood Mac’s classic-era songs and vocal harmonies, with material associated with “Rhiannon,” “Songbird” and “Go Your Own Way.” The venue lists this as partially seated and ages 16+, with tickets advertised at $33.14–$47.29.
- Jan 29, 2027
Meet Loaf: The Ultimate Meat Loaf Tribute
Meet Loaf combines Meat Loaf’s theatrical rock songs with Jim Steinman material made famous by other singers, using male and female lead vocals. The partially seated show is listed for ages 16+, with tickets advertised at $33.14–$47.29.
- Feb 6, 2027
The Warped Band
The Warped Band covers the pop-punk, emo, ska and heavier sounds associated with Warped Tour, with audience voting helping shape the setlist. The partially seated, ages-16+ show advertises tickets at $27.43–$59.59; the exact songs remain audience-dependent rather than a fixed promised set.
- Feb 12, 2027
Boston tribute by AFJTB (A Foreigners Journey to Boston)
A Foreigners Journey to Boston presents a Boston-focused classic-rock tribute; the advertised lineup includes former Boston member Kimberley Dahme. TicketWeb lists ages 16+, $33.14 standing tickets and $47.29 seated tickets including listed fees; a four-seat table requires buying all four seats.
- Mar 6, 2027
The 70’s Rock Show
The 70’s Rock Show focuses on harmony-rich California rock and radio favorites associated with the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, the Doobie Brothers and related artists. The ages-16+ event is partially seated and advertises tickets at $33.14–$47.29.
- Mar 18, 2027
Corey Smith
Corey Smith’s country songwriting centers on everyday life and growing up, with familiar catalog songs including “Twenty-One” and “If I Could Do It Again.” The partially seated show is listed for ages 16+, with tickets advertised at $33.08–$69.89.
Open the official Club LA calendar for tickets and changes →
Festivals, orchestras and outdoor music
These performances spread beyond Destin into Miramar Beach, Niceville, Okaloosa Island and 30A. Each link leads to an organizer or venue; festival hours are not necessarily an individual musician's set time.
- Nov 6, 2026
Pandora’s Box — Aerosmith tribute — Baytowne Tribute Weekend
Pandora’s Box performs an Aerosmith tribute outdoors at Baytowne. Admission is free; bring a chair or blanket for the 7–9 p.m. set.
- Nov 7, 2026
The 77 Experience — Baytowne Tribute Weekend
The 77 Experience builds its tribute show around the music and pop culture of 1977. This free Baytowne lawn concert runs 7–9 p.m.; bring your own chair.
- Nov 10, 2026
Alissa Steffens Vocal Studios Fall Concert
Students from children through adults perform across musical styles at this local vocal showcase. The public concert starts at 7 p.m.; admission is free and chairs or blankets are encouraged.
- Nov 13, 2026
Bassick Events: PhaseOne
PhaseOne blends dubstep with metal influences for Bassick Events’ third-anniversary night, with Izadi, Doc Glock, FifthDensity and Xenjay also listed. This is an 18+ event with doors at 8 p.m.; the ticket page currently starts at $11.79, while its description advertises a limited $10 tier rather than a guaranteed $10 final total.
- Nov 14, 2026
Blues, Brews & BBQ — live blues
Taste barbecue, local brews and cocktails along the harbor while live blues plays on the main stage. Ticket holders help choose the competition winners, whose awards benefit local charities; the official ticket page also advertises free on-site parking.
- Nov 14, 2026
Cliff Ellis and The River Swampers
Cliff Ellis returns to his musical roots with the River Swampers for songs from the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s, including material from his own recording career. The all-ages show runs 7–9 p.m. with doors at 6 p.m.; advance tickets are advertised at $20, the ticket page displays $22.69, and door tickets are advertised at $25.
- Nov 14, 2026
NFSO: Voices of Freedom — An America 250 Celebration
The NFSO and its chorale join The Swon Brothers for an American-themed concert. Published tickets are $35 for adults and $16 for youth.
- Nov 14, 2026
Sinfonia Classical Connections: Howard Levy, Harmonica + Piano
Howard Levy brings both harmonica and piano to a program pairing his new concerto with Beethoven’s Eighth Symphony. Tickets are listed at $35, with $15 student and $20 military rates.
- Nov 19, 2026
REHAB — Taste the Playdeaux Tour
Danny Boone’s REHAB mixes Southern hip-hop and alternative rock on the Taste the Playdeaux tour, with Reup tha Boss among the announced support. The all-ages show is advertised for 6 p.m. with doors at 5 p.m.; advance admission is listed at $25 and the ticket page currently displays $28.14.
- Nov 20, 2026–Nov 22, 2026
Northwest Florida Ballet: The Nutcracker with live NFSO
Northwest Florida Ballet presents the full-length Nutcracker with the NFSO performing Tchaikovsky’s score live. Tickets start at $28 for adults and $14 for children 12 and under; choose an evening performance or Sunday matinee.
- Nov 20, 2026
Tantric — 25th Anniversary Tour
Tantric’s 25th-anniversary show is advertised as a complete performance of its debut album plus additional songs, with its post-grunge sound supported by Mike Lee, Behind the Haze and Who on Earth. The all-ages event has doors at 5 p.m. and a 6 p.m. show start; advance tickets are advertised at $18 and the ticket page displays $20.51.
- Nov 28, 2026
Here Comes Santa Claus
A brass band accompanies Baytowne’s Santa arrival and tree-lighting celebration. The free 6–9 p.m. program also advertises children’s activities and fireworks; an exact fireworks time is not given.
- Dec 1, 2026, Dec 8, 2026, Dec 15, 2026, Dec 22, 2026
Holiday Entertainment on The Boulevard
Local holiday musicians perform in Grand Park on four Tuesday evenings, December 1, 8, 15 and 22. Each session runs 6–7 p.m.; the venue says outdoor events depend on weather and has not named the performers.
- Dec 2, 2026, Dec 9, 2026, Dec 16, 2026
Baytowne Visits with Santa / Holiday Concerts
Baytowne pairs free holiday concerts with visits from Santa. December 2 and 16 are listed for 6–8 p.m., but the organizer’s middle concert date conflicts with its Wednesday-series description.
- Dec 2, 2026
Niceville High School Chorus — Holiday Concert + Santa
Niceville High School Chorus opens Baytowne’s holiday concert series with seasonal singing and visits from Santa. This free family outing runs 6–8 p.m.
- Dec 3, 2026, Dec 4, 2026, Dec 5, 2026, Dec 6, 2026, Dec 9, 2026, Dec 10, 2026, Dec 11, 2026, Dec 12, 2026, Dec 13, 2026, Dec 16, 2026, Dec 17, 2026, Dec 18, 2026, Dec 19, 2026, Dec 20, 2026
Million Dollar Quartet Christmas — Emerald Coast Theatre Company
Performers portray Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins in a holiday musical built around a rock-and-roll jam session. Choose a scheduled matinee or evening performance; the December 3–20 run is not a daily show.
- Dec 4, 2026
Live Music on the BLVD: The Will Thompson Band
The Will Thompson Band plays an outdoor evening set in Grand Park. Bring a chair for the 5–7:30 p.m. show and check the forecast, as Grand Boulevard lists events as weather permitting.
- Dec 4, 2026
NFSO Holiday Pops: A Candlelight Christmas
Orchestra, chorale and guests perform seasonal music in NFSO’s Candlelight Christmas program. Published tickets are $45 for adults and $16 for youth.
- Dec 4, 2026
Paralandra & Major Moment
Paralandra’s guitar-led rock pairs with Major Moment’s combination of heavy riffs and melodic and harsh vocals on the Sirens of Sunshine tour, with Pulsifier also listed. The all-ages show is dated Friday, December 4 at 6 p.m., with doors at 5 p.m.; advance admission is advertised at $18 and the ticket page displays $20.51.
- Dec 5, 2026
Jeffrey Nothing (former Mushroomhead vocalist)
Former Mushroomhead vocalist Jeffrey Nothing brings a solo sound combining industrial metal, melody and darker atmospheres, with special guests still to be announced. The all-ages show is dated Saturday, December 5 at 6 p.m., with doors at 5 p.m.; advance admission is advertised at $18 and the ticket page displays $20.51.
- Dec 10, 2026
Celtic Angels Christmas
Irish vocalists, Celtic Knights dancers and the Trinity Ensemble combine Irish music with Christmas favorites. The venue describes an all-ages holiday production and lists a 7:30–9:30 p.m. performance.
- Dec 10, 2026
Sinfonia Holiday Pops: Hark! featuring The Broadway Boys
The Broadway Boys join Sinfonia for holiday music shaped by Broadway, pop, rock and gospel. Tickets are listed at $45–$69.50, with $25 student and military tickets.
- Dec 12, 2026
Baytowne Tuba Christmas & Santa
Tuba Christmas offers a distinctive brass sound for familiar holiday music, alongside visits with Santa. Baytowne lists this family program as free from 5–7 p.m.
- Dec 16, 2026
Fort Walton Beach Choir — Holiday Concert + Santa
Fort Walton Beach Choir closes Baytowne’s advertised holiday concert lineup. The free 6–8 p.m. evening includes Santa visits.
- Dec 31, 2026–Jan 1, 2027
Hotel Effie New Year’s Eve with Surf Mesa
DJ and producer Surf Mesa headlines Hotel Effie’s Grand Ballroom countdown. The announced price excludes tax and gratuity, and ticket sales are not yet linked.
- Jan 10, 2027
Mystic Pizza — The Musical
This stage adaptation follows three young women working in a small-town pizza restaurant, using 1980s and 1990s pop songs. The Niceville venue lists a 7–9 p.m. show and $49 tickets.
- Jan 15, 2027–Jan 18, 2027
18th Annual 30A Songwriters Festival
Build a long weekend around original songwriting across South Walton rather than a single Destin stage. The organizer has announced headliners, with venue-specific performance times still to be confirmed.
- Jan 21, 2027, Jan 22, 2027, Jan 23, 2027, Jan 24, 2027, Jan 27, 2027, Jan 28, 2027, Jan 29, 2027, Jan 30, 2027, Jan 31, 2027, Feb 3, 2027, Feb 4, 2027, Feb 5, 2027, Feb 6, 2027, Feb 7, 2027
9 to 5: The Musical
Three office workers take on their boss in this musical adaptation of the Dolly Parton film. Select a listed matinee or evening show; the January 21–February 7 run does not mean performances every day.
- Jan 23, 2027
NFSO: The Lion King — Film with Live Orchestra
Watch the animated Lion King with the NFSO playing its score live alongside the film. Tickets are listed at $45 for adults and $16 for youth.
- Feb 6, 2027
Dikki Du and the Zydeco Krewe — AJ’s Destin Mardi Gras
Dikki Du and the Zydeco Krewe bring zydeco music to AJ’s Destin Harbor Mardi Gras celebration. The artist confirms a noon–4 p.m. appearance; admission and age rules are not published on the tour listing.
- Feb 8, 2027
Tropidelic — A New Dawn Tour with Mellodose
Cleveland’s Tropidelic mixes reggae, hip-hop and funk, with Mellodose joining this standing-room-only tour stop. The all-ages listing advertises $25 advance admission and displays $28.14, but under-21 attendees owe an additional cash surcharge at the door and under-16s must come with a ticketed adult guardian.
- Feb 11, 2027
Sinfonia Love Notes: Illuminated — String Quartet
Sinfonia’s string quartet performs love songs in a candlelit Rosemary Beach Town Hall setting. Full-price $75 tickets include a glass of wine; active-duty military tickets are $55 and student tickets $35.
- Feb 20, 2027
NFSO: Rising Voices — The Stars of Tomorrow
Concerto-competition winners perform with the NFSO, including a joint performance with the youth orchestra. Published tickets are $35 for adults and $16 for youth.
- Mar 13, 2027
Sinfonia Classical Connections: Coleman Itzkoff, Cello
Cellist Coleman Itzkoff performs Haydn’s First Cello Concerto in a program also featuring two Haydn symphonies. Tickets are listed at $35, with $15 student and $20 military rates.
Waterfront music without building the night around a concert
AJ's official music calendar regularly shows afternoon, sunset and late-night performers. That makes it useful when a group wants dinner and music in one harbor stop rather than a formal concert. The performer, stage and start time vary by date, so a recurring listing is not a promise for every night.
HarborWalk Village's official calendar is the better place to check seasonal public entertainment, holiday programming and family-oriented nights. For frequent short-term performances, check LuLu's Destin calendar too. Parking and pedestrian traffic can be heavier during festivals and fireworks.
Looking farther ahead?
Some holiday and spring lineups are still being announced. Baytowne's New Year's Eve music program and January–March band lineup are not confirmed here. The 2027 MKAF Concerts in the Village series is announced for April 8–May 27, beyond this guide's March cutoff; check the organizer for its complete lineup and times.
Plan a better live-music night
- Ticketed show: buy through the official venue, confirm age rules and leave extra time for traffic.
- Waterfront music: verify the daily performer, then pair it with the Destin restaurant guide.
- Outdoor event: check the weather and Gulf conditions before leaving.
- Full weekend: combine music with the current events calendar and a personalized itinerary.
Stay near the music—and directly on the beach
Pelican Beach Resort keeps you in central Destin without turning a concert night into the entire vacation. Compare Unit 707 and Unit 1006, then use live availability to carry your dates and guest count into the complete booking total.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I hear live music in Destin?
Club LA offers ticketed concerts, while AJ's Seafood & Oyster Bar and HarborWalk Village regularly publish waterfront and seasonal entertainment calendars.
Are Destin live-music events family friendly?
Some outdoor shows are family oriented, but rules vary. Club LA says most shows are 16+; ages 13–15 may attend with a parent where allowed, and children under 13 are not admitted. Check the individual ticket terms.
Does Destin have free live music?
Waterfront venues and seasonal public events often offer music without a separate concert ticket, although food, drinks, parking or festival experiences may cost extra.
Should I buy concert tickets before arriving?
Buy early for any performance that would disappoint you to miss. For recurring waterfront music, check the venue calendar and weather shortly before leaving.
Venue schedules and policies can change. Always use the linked official venue page as the final source.
Past Concerts / Archive
Explore past Destin concerts and Emerald Coast live music, from Club LA shows to outdoor performances. Compare earlier lineups and follow the saved venue links, then use the upcoming shows above to plan a music night during your stay. These dates have passed; venue calendars may now show newer concerts.
Show all 69 past concerts
- Pineapple Express Steel Drum DuoDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- The Carpenters Songbook — A Live CelebrationNicevilleOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Ronnie PresleyDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Axl Steele DuoDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- 99 Rock’s Nightmare on 98 featuring Mac SabbathDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Martin LaneDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Almost FamousDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Badfish: A Tribute to SublimeDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- JB Dyess DuoDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Classic BehaviorDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- HairballDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Martin LaneDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Baytowne Wednesday Night Concert: Forrest WilliamsVillage of Baytowne Wharf / Miramar Beach / SandestinOriginal venue calendar ↗
- Forrest Williams — Wednesday Night ConcertMiramar Beach / SandestinOriginal venue calendar ↗
- Ronnie PresleyDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Patrick! DuoDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- Patrick! DuoDestinOriginal organizer/source link ↗
- 31st MKAF Festival of the ArtsMattie Kelly Dugas Pavilion Green / Cultural Arts Village, 4323 Commons Drive W / Destin
The 2026 Festival of the Arts combined juried art with live entertainment and hands-on activities at the Cultural Arts Village.
Original organizer/source link ↗Historical research source ↗ - AJ’s Saturday live music: Zaq Stiles / Black Eyed BlondeDestin
AJ’s advertised Zaq Stiles in the afternoon and Black Eyed Blonde at night, with a DJ slot between the live sets.
Original venue calendar ↗ - Martin LaneDestin
Martin Lane was advertised at LuLu’s Destin as an acoustic duo blending classic rock, 1990s country and sing-along material.
Original organizer/source link ↗ - Second Annual Destin Songwriter FestivalDestin
The 2026 festival paired songwriter rounds on Destin Harbor with separately ticketed headline and VIP programs. Its published lineup included Jeffrey Steele and Carolyn Dawn Johnson.
Original organizer/source link ↗ - Shinedown’s Lunatic Ball Beach WeekendMiramar Beach
This Miramar Beach weekend was billed around three evenings of music, including two Shinedown headline sets, with reserved concert coves and daytime activities.
Original organizer/source link ↗ - Tactical PantsDestin
Boshamps listed Tactical Pants for its October25 afternoon-to-evening music slot.
Original organizer/source link ↗ - Coconut RadioDestin
LuLu’s advertised Coconut Radio’s violin-and-vocal duo, whose coastal songwriting draws on trop-rock music.
Original organizer/source link ↗ - Destin High School Harbor Boil with student performancesDestin
The Harbor Boil was advertised as a Destin High School fundraiser with student band, cheer and dance performances, live music and a silent auction.
Original venue calendar ↗ - Maggot Sandwich with Earl’s Killer Squirrels & Dead DevilsFort Walton Beach
Downtown Music Hall advertised Maggot Sandwich with Earl’s Killer Squirrels and Dead Devils on this October bill.
Original organizer/source link ↗ - Led Zeppelin Tribute
The October 17 archive entry was advertised as Houses of the Holy, a Led Zeppelin tribute rather than a performance by the original band. Club LA listed this as a partially seated, ages-16-and-up show.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Dave Matthews Tribute
The Dave Matthews Tribute Band’s five-piece setup includes saxophone and violin alongside guitar, bass and drums, reflecting the instrumentation associated with DMB’s live sound. The October 16 archive listing was a partially seated Club LA show for ages 16 and up.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Our Lady Peace 30th Anniversary
Our Lady Peace is a Canadian alternative-rock band associated with songs including “Clumsy” and “Superman’s Dead.” Keep this October 9 entry as an archival listing only: the linked venue page has conflicting date and postponement information, so it does not establish a completed performance or a replacement date.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Carpool: Cars Tribute
Carpool is an Atlanta-based five-piece tribute to the Cars, emphasizing the band’s synthesizer-and-guitar sound. Its October 3 archive listing carried a 16+ age label and a partially seated layout at Club LA.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - The Expendables
The Expendables mix reggae and ska rhythms with surf-rock, punk and heavier guitar passages; the September 30 bill also listed Chad Tepper and Florida duo Matt & Zack. The archived Club LA page marks ticket sales ended and describes a partially seated, ages-16-and-up show.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Excitable: Def Leppard Tribute
Excitable’s Def Leppard tribute draws on the arena-rock material of Pyromania and Hysteria, with Whisper No More also named on the September 26 bill. Club LA advertised a partially seated show for ages 16 and up.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Forever Ozzy
Forever Ozzy is a Florida-based Ozzy Osbourne tribute that tours the Southeast. Its September 19 Club LA archive listing was advertised for ages 16 and up with a partially seated room.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Icon for Hire
Icon for Hire pairs heavy guitar riffs with songs about identity, mental health and resilience; the September 6 bill was tied to the fifteenth anniversary of Scripted. The archived page lists Elijah, Lauren Babic and Love The Hate as support and marks sales ended for this 16+ show.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Freebird: Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute
Freebird’s Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute uses three guitars and keyboards to recreate the Southern-rock ensemble sound, with Catalyst also on the August 28 bill. The archived page marks sales ended and lists a partially seated show for ages 16 and up.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Buckcherry & Black Stone Cherry
The August 27 bill paired Buckcherry’s hard rock with Kentucky band Black Stone Cherry’s blues-and-roots-influenced rock, plus Tyler Bryant. Club LA’s archived listing marks sales ended and gives a 16+ age rule and partially seated layout.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - A1A (Jimmy Buffett Tribute)
A1A’s Jimmy Buffett tribute is led by singer and multi-instrumentalist Jeff Pike. The archived spring-series listing advertised a 7 p.m. outdoor concert.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Fortunate Youth & Seranation
Fortunate Youth’s reggae-rock sound draws on ska, blues, soul and punk, and the June 11 bill also named Joe Samba alongside Seranation. The archived Club LA page marks sales ended for a partially seated, ages-16-and-up show.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - The Return (Beatles Tribute)
The Return recreates the Beatles’ touring-era sound and appearance with period instruments and clothing. This archived MKAF booking was advertised for 7 p.m.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - The Molly Ringwalds
The Molly Ringwalds specialize in 1980s hits, pairing the music with video backdrops and theatrical visuals. MKAF advertised this archived outdoor concert for 7 p.m.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Boogie Wonder Band
Boogie Wonder Band is a disco act with multiple vocalists, horns and percussion. Its archived MKAF booking was listed as a 7 p.m. outdoor concert.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Citizen Soldier & New Medicine
The May 19 archived bill centered on Citizen Soldier, whose songwriting addresses mental-health stigma and personal resilience. The venue’s indexed listing also named Adelitas Way and New Medicine and labeled the show 16+, but the direct historical page now returns 404.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Emery & Watashi Wa
The May 14 archive entry concerns an Anberlin-headlined alternative-rock bill with Emery and Watashi Wa, not a standalone Emery headline show. The venue’s indexed page described a partially seated, ages-16-and-up event; its direct historical URL now returns 404.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Turnstile (Billy Joel Tribute)
Pianist and singer Tony Monaco leads Turnstiles’ live Billy Joel tribute. The archived MKAF listing advertised a 7 p.m. concert, not the hardcore band Turnstile.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Brass Transit (Chicago Tribute)
Brass Transit’s eight musicians revisit Chicago’s pop-rock catalog, including “25 or 6 to 4.” MKAF advertised this archived spring concert for 7 p.m.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Rumours ATL (Fleetwood Mac Tribute)
Rumours ATL focuses on Fleetwood Mac’s vocal harmonies and catalog, from “Songbird” to “Go Your Own Way.” This archived MKAF date was advertised for 7 p.m.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Emerald Coast Blues BrothersOriginal venue calendar ↗
- Sumo Cyco
Sumo Cyco is an Ontario rock band led by Skye Sweetnam, combining heavy guitars with punk energy and pop hooks. The April 26 date is retained as a historical guide entry; its original Club LA ticket price and age terms were not recovered from a primary event page.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Atreyu & American Adrenalin
The April 25 archived bill was advertised as Sevendust’s One Tour with Atreyu, Fire From the Gods and American Adrenalin. Atreyu’s metalcore roots and American Adrenalin’s hard rock fit this multi-band heavy-music lineup; the venue’s indexed listing carried a 16+ label.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Stephen Marley
Stephen Marley’s work spans reggae performance, songwriting and production, and his Old Soul project uses an acoustic-centered approach with guests from several genres. This April 24 Club LA entry remains historical; its original ticket and age conditions were not recovered from a primary event page.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Everclear
Everclear is the Art Alexakis-led alternative-rock band associated with “Santa Monica,” “Father of Mine” and “Wonderful.” The April 23 listing is archival, and its original Club LA ticket and age terms were not recovered from a primary event page.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Yacht Rock Schooner
Yacht Rock Schooner’s eight-piece lineup combines dual keyboards, several singers and saxophone for late-1970s and early-1980s pop. MKAF advertised this archived outdoor booking for 7 p.m.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Ron Adams: Shadow of the KingOriginal venue calendar ↗
- The Broken Hearts (Tom Petty Tribute)
The Broken Hearts is a touring Tom Petty tribute co-created by former Mudcrutch musician Charlie Souza and singer Shawn Scheller. This April 18 entry is historical, not a new booking; the original Club LA ticket price and age terms were not recovered.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Pop Evil & Sierra Pilot
Pop Evil’s What Remains-era sound combines modern hard rock, metal riffs and anthemic choruses. The April 17 archive listing’s venue source labels a partially seated 16+ show with sales ended, but the direct page is now unavailable and the listed Sierra Pilot support was not independently reconfirmed.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Black Jacket Symphony: The Music of Van Halen
Black Jacket Symphony specializes in recreating classic rock albums with musicians chosen for each project. MKAF’s archived 7 p.m. program focused on Van Halen.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - 7 Bridges: Eagles TributeOriginal venue calendar ↗
- Guardians Of The Jukebox
Rich Ward’s Guardians of the Jukebox revisits MTV-era pop, rock, new wave and New Romantic music, with musicians connected to Fozzy and Stuck Mojo. The April 10 archive page marks sales ended and lists a partially seated show for ages 16 and up.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Smash Mouth
Smash Mouth is the American rock band behind “All Star” and “Walking on the Sun.” Its archived MKAF spring-series appearance was advertised for 7 p.m.
Original organizer calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Departure: Journey TributeOriginal venue calendar ↗
- Sebastian Bach
Sebastian Bach is the rock vocalist associated with songs including “18 and Life” and “I Remember You,” alongside a solo recording and theater career. The April 4 Club LA date is retained in the archive, but its original ticket price and age terms were not recovered from a direct primary event page.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - The M-80s: Explosive 80s RockOriginal venue calendar ↗
- Van Halen Tribute 84
84 focuses on Van Halen’s original David Lee Roth-era lineup and material from the 1978 debut through 1984. The March 28 archive page marks sales ended for a partially seated Club LA show restricted to ages 16 and up.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - On The Border (Eagles Tribute)
On the Border recreates the Eagles’ layered vocal harmonies and guitar parts, spanning ballads and rock material. The March 27 Club LA entry is historical; the original event’s ticket price, age restriction and seating arrangement were not independently recovered.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Wreking Crue
Wreking Crue is a Detroit-based Mötley Crüe tribute whose stage productions recreate different periods of the band’s career. The March 20 archive page marks sales ended and lists a partially seated, ages-16-and-up show.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - The Funeral Portrait & The Pretty Wild
The Funeral Portrait brings a theatrical approach to modern rock, with The Pretty Wild named as support for the March 19 Spring Thing bill. The archive page marks sales ended and describes a partially seated show for ages 16 and up.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - I See Stars
I See Stars blends hard-rock and metal textures with electronic dance production; the March 14 bill also listed Mothica, Until I Wake and Diamante. The archived event page marks sales ended for a partially seated Club LA show for ages 16 and up.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Pandoras Box
Pandora’s Box is an Atlanta-based Aerosmith tribute featuring former Lynch Mob vocalist Nathan Utz. The March 7 archived Club LA page marks sales ended and lists a partially seated show for ages 16 and up.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗ - Congress The Band
Congress the Band is a Charleston, South Carolina group whose sound combines indie rock, Americana and Southern-rock influences. The March 4 listing is retained as an archive entry; the original Club LA ticket price and age rules were not recovered from a primary event page.
Original venue calendar ↗Historical research source ↗