L.L. Bean’s Discovery Park is where summer concerts normally take place. Photo courtesy of L.L. Bean

Andy Grammer
7 p.m. Friday. Streaming from L.L. Bean Facebook page
L.L. Bean can’t present their usual summer series of outdoor shows in Discovery Park but they are presenting a terrific streaming one you can enjoy from home.  Singer-songwriter Andy Grammer is known for the songs “Fine By Me”  and “Keep Your Head Up”  to name a few. His latest album is last year’s “Naive,” home to the single “Don’t Give Up On Me.”

OldHat String Band Photo courtesy of the artist

OldHat String Band
6 p.m. Saturday. John Paul Jones Memorial Park, Route 1, Kittery; free, donations accepted, must preregister. dancehallkittery.org
The Dance Hall in Kittery has found a safe way to present live shows, by taking things outside to John Paul Jones Memorial Park. Spend Saturday evening with OldHat String Band, the trio of Whitney Roy on guitar and vocals, Steve Roy on mandolin, fiddle and vocals and Amanda Kowalski on bass. OldHat is known for tight vocal harmonies and a sound that encompasses bluegrass, folk and country traditions. Bring your own blankets and folding chairs and be sure to preregister, as there’s a limited number of spots for groups of up to five people. Plan on wearing a mask until you’re seated.

Musician Samuel James returns to the Johnson Hall stage on Saturday, continuing the Live from Johnson Hall Livestream Series. Photo by Matthew Robbins

Samuel James
7 p.m. Saturday. $15 to $100. johnsonhall.org
Johnson Hall in Gardiner invites you to stream a show live from its historic stage featuring roots musician Samuel James. James is a phenomenal guitarist and has many tales to tell. He’s one of Maine’s premiere musicians, and if you’ve never seem him perform live, here’s a golden opportunity.