Live music in Placer County, CA

At Opera House Saloon in Roseville, a line dance night offers lessons for all levels followed by open dancing. At the end of the month, there is a themed night with a dance party.

Bellarosa Strings brings a stylish reinterpretation of 1970s favorites to the Orchard Creek Lodge Ballroom, performed by a five-piece lineup of guitar, violins, viola, and cello. Founded in 1997 by Ivy Zenobi, this Santa Rosa ensemble is known for instrumental pop and rock covers shaped by classical training, creating a blend of nostalgia and refined artistry. Their credits span Northern California stages, including Sonoma and Carmel, along with spots on The Bachelor and performances with Smokey Robinson. Expect familiar tunes from an iconic era, refreshed with lush string arrangements and contemporary flair in a welcoming live setting in Lincoln, California.

Fallrise takes the stage at Goldfield Roseville alongside special guests Sindria, Waves Of Distortion, Wake The Beast, and Dark Signal for a live performance.

The 5th Annual Heroes & Hounds Hoorah, presented by RRUFF Healing Heroes, offers an evening of great food, live music, and both silent and live auctions while supporting veterans and first responders through the transformative work of service dogs. Enjoy a catered Randy Peters plated dinner and meet the people and dogs whose lives have been changed by the RRUFF Healing Heroes Program. Proceeds help fund service dog training for veterans and first responders living with PTSD and other invisible disabilities throughout the Greater Sacramento Region and Northern California, helping restore confidence, independence, and hope. Individual tickets are $80, and a table for eight is $600. Sponsorships and auction item donations are welcome, and the event has sold out every year.

Roseville Theatre Arts Academy presents a mainstage production of the musical adaptation of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach, designed for audiences of all ages. With music by the Tony Award nominated duo Pasek and Paul and a book by Timothy Allen McDonald, the show blends adventure with themes of teamwork and belonging. After being sent by his conniving aunts to chop down an old fruit tree, James discovers a mysterious potion that leads to a colossal peach... and a journey of epic scale. Inside the giant fruit he meets human sized insect companions with big personalities. When the peach breaks free and drifts out to sea, the travelers face hunger, sharks, and disagreements. Guided by James’s quick thinking, they learn to work together like a family, and their voyage culminates in an unexpected finale atop the Empire State Building. Directed by Colton Archey, with choreography by Jerald Bolden and music direction by Jennifer Vaughn, this family friendly musical offers multiple performances, including one with ASL interpretation.

Market Plaza Live hosts a live performance by Livin' the Dream in Roseville, California.

The Wallflowers bring the Bringing Down the Horse 30th Anniversary Tour to Quarry Park Amphitheatre, presenting the 1996 album start to finish alongside a second set that spans their catalog. The record is certified six times Platinum and features the Grammy-winning single "One Headlight", which leads Billboard’s Greatest of All Time Adult Alternative Songs chart, along with "6th Avenue Heartache", "The Difference", "Three Marlenas", and "Josephine". It earned multiple Grammy nominations and showcases Jakob Dylan’s songwriting and vocals. The performance also draws from later releases, including songs from Exit Wounds, produced by Butch Walker, and deeper cuts from albums like Glad All Over. Beyond the band, Dylan’s work includes solo albums, executive producing the Echo in the Canyon documentary, and collaborations with artists such as Neil Young, Tom Petty, Beck, and Fiona Apple. Set in an open-air amphitheatre with tiered grass seating, this concert centers on Bringing Down the Horse performed in full, complemented by favorites from across three decades of music.