Tell us what sounds good tonight. You will get a short list of rooms that fit, why each one belongs there, and the venue profile to check before you leave.
Your strongest matches
Colonial Oak Music Park
An outdoor stage under a live oak, open to all ages and free unless a show says otherwise.
Open the venue profileMilltop Tavern
Local music every day in a treehouse-style room above St. George Street.
Open the venue profileProhibition Kitchen
Dinner, cocktails, and live music every night in one Old City room.
Open the venue profileStogies
A cigar bar and listening room with daily music and a published 2 a.m. close.
Open the venue profileTradewinds
A family-owned tropical lounge with bar bands and weekend sets posted through 1:30 a.m.
Open the venue profileBarley Republic
An Irish gastropub with a late menu and a published 2 a.m. close every night.
Open the venue profileMeehan's Irish Pub
Three spaces in one bayfront building, with daily music and an upstairs deck.
Open the venue profileAnn O'Malley's
A porch, an 1878 house, and the city's oldest Irish pub by its own count. It becomes 21 and older after 7 p.m.
Open the venue profileOdd Birds
A Davis Shores cocktail lounge with 2 a.m. weekend hours and a reservation-only speakeasy.
Open the venue profilePlanet Sarbez
Grilled cheese, more than 35 arcade machines, and live music. Age rules change as the night gets later.
Open the venue profileIce Plant Bar
A serious cocktail room inside the 1927 ice plant, with a published 2 a.m. close on Friday and Saturday.
Open the venue profileCafe Eleven
A beach listening room for national touring acts and comedians. This is the calendar-first choice.
Open the venue profileMatches use public venue details checked September 26, 2026. A calendar or closing time can change, so use the venue profile to make the final call.