Get To The Gig: Concert Calendar July 2025
(Photo Credit Moises Velazquez)
We’re turning up the heat this summer! This edition of Get To The Gig is packed with shows that’ll have you sweating, dancing, and shouting for more. From hometown heroes to touring trailblazers, it’s time to move your body and show some love. Dive into the listings below and grab your tickets to support local venues and the incredible artists lighting up their stages.
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July 12 - Quickchange! At The Queen
Wilmington-based rock and roll trio Quickchange! are turning up the volume with the release of their debut album Loud Quiet Loud via Imputus Records. They’re celebrating in style with an album release show at The Queen on July 12, joined by labelmates Friction Fit and Think Machine for a high-energy night of loud riffs and local love. Grab your tickets and more info at the venue’s website.
July 19 - River Shook and Amythyst Kiah at Elkton Music Hall
Two powerhouse voices in modern Americana come together for one unforgettable night at Elkton Music Hall on July 19. River Shook (formerly of Sarah Shook & the Disarmers) and Grammy-nominated Amythyst Kiah co-headline a rare double bill that promises raw emotion, soul-stirring vocals, and fearless genre-defying sound. Don’t miss your chance to witness two of the most vital singer-songwriters shaping the future of roots music. For ticket information visit here.
July 23 - Bamba Wassoulou Groove at Arden Gild Hall
Formed in 2013 to honor Malian guitar legend Zani Diabaté, Bamba Wassoulou Groove blends traditional rhythms with electric rock energy. Founded by percussionist Bamba Dembélé and fellow Super Rail Band veterans, the group quickly rose to prominence with a powerhouse lineup. Today, guitarist Moussa Diabaté leads the charge, weaving soul and psychedelia into their vibrant sound. Join them at Arden Gild Hall on July 23 as they bring their infectious rhythms to the Shady Grove stage. For more information visit the venue online here.
July 27 - Sahara Moon at The Listening Booth
Sahara Moon is a singer-songwriter and artist hailing from the coastal region of New Jersey, now based in Nashville. Her soulful sound makes a decadent blend of well-worn influences and modern studio flare of Uptown Americana with an influence of jazz, folk, and blues. She’s shared the stage with The Marshall Tucker Band, Jake Shimabukuro, and Robert Cray, and has appeared at standout festivals like Let’s Go! Music Festival, Mayday Music Festival, Ladybug Music Festival, and Americanafest. Catch her as she tours through Delaware, making a special stop at The Listening Booth on July 27. For more information, visit The Listening Booth online here.
August 2 - Hiroya Tsukamoto at Kennett Flash
Hiroya Tsukamoto is a Japanese-born guitarist who moved to the U.S. in 2000 to attend Berklee College of Music. He has graced stages such as Blue Note NYC, Japanese National Television (NHK), the International Storytelling Center, and the United Nations, and earned second place at the International Fingerstyle Guitar Championship in both 2018 and 2022. Tsukamoto brings a blend of masterful fingerstyle guitar and evocative storytelling that transcends cultural barriers. His concerts are not just musical events; they are immersive experiences that weave lyrical narratives with intricate melodies. Catch Hiroya Tsukamoto live at The Kennett Flash on August 1. For ticket and general information visit here.
July 10 - Glitter Porn at The Queen
Glitter Porn is an all-queer new wave glam rock band hailing from Colorado Springs, Colorado and they’re bringing the drama coast to coast. Catch them at The Queen on July 10, joined by support act Electric Grandmother, for a night of high-voltage theatrics and wild fun. For more information and tickets, visit The Queen here.
