There’s something about live music that can turn your night from ok to a complete mood. Check out some South Jersey spots where you can jam out.
Scottish Rite Auditorium
Collingswood
From rock and country to classical performances, the Scottish Rite Auditorium always has musicians taking the stage of the historic venue. Next up is The Temptations and The Four Tops on May 11 and 12. For a full schedule and tickets, visit the website.
Perkins Center for the Arts – Moorestown
Moorestown
Grab your lawn chairs! Perkins’ summer concert series returns June 3 with a season of live music from local performers, right on the front lawn of its Moorestown location. Shows begin each Monday at 6:30 pm. Plus, the performances are free! For a full schedule, visit the website.
Ristorante LUCCA & Piano Lounge
Bordentown
The rotating roster of performers that you’ll hear any night you step into Ristorante LUCCA’s Piano Lounge are sure to add an elegant touch to the luxe decor, signature drinks and delicious food. For more information, visit the website.
Harvest Seasonal Grill
Moorestown
Friday nights at Harvest are for music. Live music, specifically. Grab a seat at the bar for dinner and drinks while a local performer serenades you. For more information, visit the website.
Monterey Grill
Mt. Laurel
You can enjoy live music in the chic lounge at Monterey Grill – hear soothing sounds Wed thru Sat evenings and during Sunday brunch. Times vary each night so check the schedule at their website.
Laurel Lanes
Maple Shade
Yes, we’re counting karaoke as live music. But if you’re not in the mood to show off your own skills, you can also stop by Laurel Lanes for open mic night. Laurel Lanes alternates between karaoke and open mic night each Wednesday. Check the website for a full schedule.
Tiki Ten35 at Ocean Club Hotel
Cape May
The Ocean Club Hotel’s poolside bar really brings the tropical vibes, including frequent musical guests who perform with the beach as their background. A schedule isn’t posted, so if you’re in the area, drop by. (And if there’s no performance that night, the views – and the drinks – will more than make up for it.) For more information, visit the website.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Atlantic City
Of course you know the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is a must for hearing live music. (It’s literally in the name.) But did you know just how many options they have on site? Check out the Hard Rock Cafe for Dueling Pianos. Visit The Lobby Bar or Council Oak Lounge for live music every night. Or go big with a concert at Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena. For a full schedule, visit the website.
