EVENTS

Cleveland singer-songwriter Melrose Eve brings R&B and soul to The Sixty6 on September 5. 

Melrose grew up singing in church, attended the Cleveland School of the Arts and later performed with Realiztik Soul Band. Now performing with the LeVert Experience, she is also building her own catalog, including the May 2026 single “One Last Time.” 

Settle in for an intimate Melrose Eve Cleveland performance with food and drinks available and no ticket required. 

Your support helps put Cleveland artists like Melrose Eve on stage while keeping the door open to everyone. Support free live music at The Sixty6. 

Sunday afternoon gets a Latin groove when Latin City Soul Band returns to The Sixty6 on September 6. 

Based in Lorain, the group describes its sound as “A Latin Jazz Experience” and has performed across Northeast Ohio, including Black River Landing, Lorain County Community College and Cleveland’s Parade the Circle. Their sets bring Latin rhythms into conversation with soul and jazz, making this a Sunday built for moving as much as listening. 

Come for Latin jazz in Cleveland, grab something to eat or drink and spend the afternoon with us in Hough. 

Help us keep Sunday afternoons filled with live music and Cleveland-area musicians. Support free live music at The Sixty6. 

Some sets are better when the audience becomes part of them. Eastbound Band returns to The Sixty6 on September 12 with a mix of soul, R&B, funk and familiar favorites. 

Eastbound has built its Northeast Ohio following through live performance, with sets that move between grooves and eras and leave room for call-and-response and plenty of audience participation. 

This Eastbound Band Cleveland performance is made for a Saturday night. Grab dinner or a drink, find your spot and don’t be surprised if you spend part of the night on your feet. 

If you value a Cleveland stage where working bands can build an audience without putting a ticket price at the door, support free live music at The Sixty6. 

Romeo Maxwell & Hard Copy bring a Cleveland R&B story decades in the making to The Sixty6 on September 13. 

Born and raised in Cleveland, Maxwell began singing professionally as a teenager and later formed Hard Copy. His career has taken him from Cleveland stages to Atlanta and back, with performances at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and in front of crowds as large as 18,000. His recorded work includes “Lover’s Ride” and The Romeo Maxwell Project. 

Spend Sunday afternoon hearing Romeo Maxwell Cleveland style: soul and R&B from a singer who came up in the city’s live-music tradition. Food and drinks are available. 

Help us keep experienced Cleveland musicians working and their music accessible to the neighborhood. Support free live music at The Sixty6.