Live music in Brighton, CO

An event featuring Dead Panic is planned at Palisade Park Amphitheater. Attendees can look forward to a gathering centered on this appearance at the amphitheater.

Rusty Gears takes the stage for a Wonderland themed experience with playful nods to Alice, the Mad Hatter, and the White Rabbit. Live music is on tap alongside beer and food, and miniature golf adds a family friendly twist.

Prost Biergarten in Northglenn features live musical entertainment, quality beer, and seating outdoors.

General admission costs $25. From the musicians behind The Petty Nicks Experience, a seven-piece band appears as Disco Revue, channeling the glitz and groove of the disco era with a fresh spin. The performance features beloved classics, commanding vocals, and plenty of sequins while reviving the spirit of Studio 54. More than a concert, it delivers an immersive disco experience that keeps the mirror ball shimmering and the energy high.

Roger Creager performs live at Grizzly Rose.

A country dance party fills The Stillery as Kingpin Posse takes the stage with a set of well-known country music dance songs, creating an evening centered around the dance floor.

The Petty Nicks Experience reimagines the meeting of two legendary classic rock voices, asking what it would be like if Stevie Nicks performed with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers as a full-time member. This all-live production delivers lush harmonies, eye-catching costumes, authentic gear, and immersive visuals, all wrapped around a songbook of era-defining hits. The result is a high-energy performance that feels like a rock and roll dream brought to life. General admission is $25.

Experience a country dance party at The Stillery in Westminster as Kingpin Posse performs favorite country music dance songs. The focus is on dancing to well-loved country hits from start to finish.

For over 25 years, the Summer Sunday Festivals presented by the Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities have turned the historic Brunner Farmhouse and Gardens into a favorite seasonal gathering. This finale introduces a refreshed format with an earlier start, two headlining bands, longer hours for vendor booths, two door prize drawings, and added enrichment for all ages. After weather-related postponements earlier in the season, one extended festival will bring together live music, local artists, hands-on activities, food, and the community spirit that defines these Sundays, all in a single end-of-summer celebration. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs or blankets, explore the gardens, meet local creatives and businesses, and enjoy artisan and community booths, face painting, and interactive arts experiences. The farmhouse porch becomes the outdoor stage for a concert experience featuring Colorado Junction String Band and Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra. Admission is free, and a $5 donation per family or group is gratefully accepted. Presented by BCAH, a nonprofit serving the community since 1973, the series celebrates the power of the arts while supporting local artists, performers, businesses, and cultural experiences, with thanks to sponsors and partners including Fowler Chevrolet, Horizons North Credit Union, the City and County of Broomfield, BCAH business members such as Our Broomfield magazine, donors, and grants from the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, the Broomfield Community Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, and Think 360 Arts for Learning.

Workingman's Wednesdays spotlights AoxomoxoA, a Grateful Dead tribute crafted by local Front Range musicians. With a two-drum lineup and a jam-driven approach, the group digs into songs from the Dead’s universe and stretches improvisations into cosmic territory. This is a free show. Admission is general admission and everyone is welcome, with donations going directly to support the artists. The concourse is standing room only. Food and beverages can be ordered at the bar, and full restaurant service is available. Bowling is offered the day of the event on a first come, first served basis, with a concert special that provides unlimited bowling for the duration of the performance for $15.45 plus shoe rental. Guests who reserve a ticket in advance for these donation-based concerts may choose one complimentary item from the bartender by showing the reservation, either an Odell Brewing Co. draft beer, a soda, or a basket of fries. The advance-reservation perk is limited to one per person.