Live Music Venues

C Note Music Club is a local live music venue on Nantasket Avenue known for regular performances and a lively neighborhood crowd.

Daddy’s Beach Club is part rock-and-roll time capsule, part living room for Hull’s night crowd. Sticky-perfect guitar riffs, locals debating surf conditions, and a cold draft while the door breathes in ocean salt; it’s the unofficial after-sunset extension of the beach across the street.

Tipsy Tuna keeps the beach day rolling with tropical-leaning cocktails, seafood baskets, and a crowd that blurs tourists and locals by mid-evening. Windows and patio angles keep you tethered to the shoreline even inside.

California Underground is a mash-up of beach casual and live-music indie edge: dim enough to feel tucked away, loud enough when the set kicks in. It’s a reliable pivot when you’re “not done yet” after dinner.

Boathouse Bistro frames its seafood and cocktails with full frontal ocean light: sun glare at lunch, mellow reflections by evening. Families, casual date nights, and post-beach “we’re still in board shorts” groups all coexist easily.

Perched across from Nantasket Beach, The Parrot channels a lively coastal supper-spot energy, mixing baked haddock, steak tips, and shareable apps with a bar that buzzes even on shoulder-season Tuesdays. It’s where beachgoers graduate after sunset from towels to tall booths without missing the ocean breeze.

Jo’s Nautical has weathered storms, shifting fads, and countless late-night story swaps; its creaky floorboards and harbor-facing windows feel like an unofficial museum of Hull maritime lore. You go for a beer, you stay because someone starts telling you about a nor’easter from ’91.