The Shagadelics roll through decades of hits at the Sand Dollar Lounge, pulling from six decades of music—60s soul, 70s disco and funk, 80s rock anthems—and turning it into one long dance floor sing-along. This is the kind of band that reads a room and adjusts on the fly, keeping the energy loose and the requests flowing late into the night.

The Sand Dollar itself sets the mood: a dive bar with real history, having hosted blues legends like Muddy Waters and B.B. King back in the day, and still carrying that same lived-in, no-frills charm. There's no cover charge, so it's an easy spot to wander into for a drink and stay for a few sets, whether you came specifically for the band or just stumbled in for a nightcap.