Live music in Citrus Heights, CA

High-Hand Brewery hosts a live performance from Christopher Scott, an Indiana-born musician whose lifelong connection to classic country, rock, and blues shapes every song. A multi-instrumentalist, he learned guitar with guidance from his uncle and mentor David Bowman and has since worked across guitar, bass, drums, and piano, often recording full projects on his own. His show weaves heartfelt storytelling with the spirit of 80s and 90s country, delivering melodic tunes that resonate and get audiences singing along. An independent artist devoted to country music and its roots, he brings an authentic sound to the stage. This On Stage concert is open to guests 18 and older only.

High School Musical arrives at the Fair Oaks Performing Arts Center in the Veterans Memorial Amphitheater, brought to the stage by the young performers of Valkyrie Theatre Company’s summer program. Guided by professional theater artists, students strengthen their acting, vocal, and dance skills in a collaborative setting, building confidence and stage presence as they rehearse. The training leads to polished, fully staged performances that highlight each participant’s growth and creativity. Inspired by the Disney Channel favorite, the story follows Troy, Gabriella, and their classmates at East High as they navigate friendship, identity, and the resolve to break free from expectations, all set to an upbeat pop-rock soundtrack. Tickets range from $20 to $44.50.

Two leading names in reggae rock share the stage for a high-energy co-headlining concert at Quarry Park Amphitheatre. The Movement brings an alternative reggae sound anchored by heavy drum and bass, shaped since 2003 by influences like Sublime, 311, and Slightly Stoopid. Their seventh studio release, Ways Of The World, opened at number one on the Billboard Reggae Chart and stayed in the Top 10 for more than 40 weeks, and their latest, Always With Me, includes collaborations with Slightly Stoopid, Iration, and Clinton Fearon. The lineup features founding member Joshua Swain alongside Jason Schmidt, Gary Jackson, Matt Goodwin, and Kyle Jerome. Pepper, the Hawaii trio of Kaleo Wassman, Bret Bollinger, and Yesod Williams, has delivered its signature Kona dub-rock since 1997, blending reggae, alternative rock, island rhythms, and punk spirit. The band is known for hits like Stone Love, Give It Up, Ashes, and Stormtrooper, and its 2019 album Local Motion reached number one on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart. They have shared the stage with The Wailers, 311, Slightly Stoopid, and Snoop Dogg. Expect extended performances from each act, focusing on uplifting grooves, singalong moments, and positive energy. The open-air setting at Quarry Park, complete with tiered grass seating, adds to the experience.

James Garner and his seasoned show band bring a faithful salute to Johnny Cash to Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre, capturing the legend’s sound, storytelling, and spirit on stage. For nearly twenty years, Garner has led a production that closely mirrors Cash’s concerts, delivering the drive and presence longtime fans remember. The show has been featured on PBS and has performed at both Folsom and San Quentin prisons, reflecting its ties to Cash’s storied career. Expect signature hits such as Folsom Prison Blues, Ring of Fire, I Walk the Line, and A Boy Named Sue presented with care for the original feel. Tickets are $20 to $28.

Incognito performs at High-Hand Brewing Co., delivering a lively set that traces the greatest rock hits of the 1970s and 1980s. The show celebrates familiar anthems from those decades, offering a nostalgic soundtrack for fans of classic rock.

Game Night Live’s R0CK’N Bingo + Trivia turns music into the game itself. Instead of numbers, you listen for tracks and mark your card as songs from across the spectrum play, including Classic Rock, Oldies, Hip Hop, Country, and the memorable themes that shaped movies and TV. Each card is one of a kind, which keeps the pace brisk and the surprises constant. After the music round, the trivia takes over with eight lively questions that challenge your knowledge, fire up the room, and put the spotlight on sharp players. It blends bingo, a concert atmosphere, and trivia for a bold, music-fueled night.

VICTORI delivers a Journey and 80s tribute at Painkillers Pub & Grub, spotlighting arena-sized rock anthems and the decade’s signature sounds. The set features singalong favorites, neon flair, and a lineup of crowd-pleasing hits for a night steeped in nostalgia. Reservations are recommended.

Neon Playboys return for a lively show that invites dancing beneath the night sky. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. Food trucks will be available before the music begins, with the lineup to be announced closer to the show. Please note that alcohol is not sold on site, the park is tobacco and vape free, and only approved vendors and exhibitors are permitted.

An open-air concert at the Veterans Memorial Amphitheater at the Fair Oaks Performing Arts Center pairs the Rod Stinson Band with Arden Park Roots for a night of rock, blues, Americana, and reggae-infused grooves. The Rod Stinson Band returns after a standout Black Box Theatre show, this time stretching out beneath the night sky with a set that moves from high-energy favorites to heartfelt, rhythm-driven originals, all marked by rich tones and sharp musicianship. Arden Park Roots appears as direct support, a Sacramento mainstay shaped by years on the road, blending reggae, rock, surf, funk, and roots into a laid-back yet electrifying sound. Their resume includes headlining Concerts in the Park for crowds topping seven thousand, becoming the first local headliner to sell out Ace of Spades, multiple SAMMIES honors, and induction into the Sacramento Music Hall of Fame. Settle in with a blanket or low-back chair, relax under the evening sky, and enjoy concessions and beverages available for purchase. Tickets are $20 to $24.

A live music showcase at the San Juan Club brings together Hortonz Heroz and Echo Hill, each featuring Gene Smith. Both bands appear on the same stage for one concert.