Live music in Fairbanks, AK

At The Cabin, Collin Donley delivers a hard-hitting country performance shaped by his Sheridan, Wyoming roots. With storytelling in the spirit of Jamey Johnson, the grit you hear from John Fogerty, and a sharp edge that nods to James Hetfield, he fuses outlaw tradition with a rock-charged pulse. The set leans dark, plainspoken, and unvarnished, built for highway miles and late-night barrooms where the stories land with weight.

Catch dreamcat at Ester Community Park for an indie rock and bedroom pop show, with indie pop and surf rock vibes layered in. Show time is listed as 10:00 AM.

Part of the Midnight Sun Summer Tribute Concert Series, Fairbanks gets a full weekend of pop punk and emo nostalgia as The Supply Chain hits the stage at The Big I. Across two nights, the band unleashes a high-energy salute to the Warped Tour era, packed with nonstop sing-alongs to anthems from Blink-182, Green Day, Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, Sum 41, AFI, New Found Glory, Panic! At The Disco, Good Charlotte, Hawthorne Heights, and more. Expect a lively, all-night party vibe, big choruses echoing from the crowd, and the rush of a beloved soundtrack brought vividly back to life. Whether these songs shaped earlier years or are new favorites, the room becomes a shared celebration of the scene... loud, heartfelt, and all about the music.

Gazebo Nights is a no-cost outdoor concert series at Pioneer Park, presented by the Fairbanks Arts Association. This season highlights The Alaska Wompus Cats with seven evenings of live music at the Pioneer Park Gazebo. Admission is free and all are welcome.

The Golden Heart Revue presents music and lyrics by Fairbanks composer Jim Bell, coupled with a book by Timothy Ames, William Arnold, Richard Ussery, and Steve Arthur. This theatrical production highlights their collaboration, pairing original songs with a narrative shaped by the writing team.

Part of the Music with Reindeer series, this summer evening features local musicians performing alongside reindeer beneath the midnight sun. Attendees can bring friends, chairs, food, and beverages, then relax and enjoy local music with reindeer. Throughout the summer, visitors can watch the calves grow.