Where can I find live music in Tenerife?

Live music venues are concentrated in Playa de las Américas, Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz, and Puerto de la Cruz. Offerings range from cover bands and jazz trios to Latin music and electronic DJs. Many bars and restaurants feature live music nightly.

Is there live music suitable for families?

Yes, many restaurants and venues offer family-friendly live music during early evening hours. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming to all ages.

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Live Music in Aliki

Aliki, Paros

⏱ 15 minutes

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About this experience

Live Music in Aliki is an open-air concert series held at the waterfront square in Aliki, Paros. The programme features Greek and international musicians performing from early evening until midnight. Sessions run three to four nights per week during the summer season.

What to expect

Two-hour sets start at 21:00, with a 15-minute interval between acts
Seating is provided on wooden benches and café terraces facing the stage
Performances include traditional Greek bouzouki, jazz quartets, and acoustic rock trios
Entry is free, with voluntary donations collected for the visiting artists
The schedule suits adults and families, with a relaxed taverna atmosphere
Each night features a different lineup, so repeat visits offer new acts