Live music in Broomfield, CO

This rare LMx event opens the evening for The River Arkansas with a high energy set designed to pack the dancefloor. Expect an amped up start and a crowd worked into a joyful, sweaty groove as the night gets underway.

At the Downtown Louisville Street Faire, The Dirty Turkeys bring a self-described Acid Cow Punk sound that blends psychedelia, surf, punk, and outlaw country into a gritty take on psychedelic rock. The band grew out of Boulder basement jam circles, evolving from late night sessions among friends into a high energy touring act that now headlines stages around the country. The faire celebrates friends, family, and community, offering tasty food, cold drinks, children’s activities, and an array of quality arts, crafts, and sundries. Thanks to event sponsors, admission is free.

The Cruisers bring a lively set of pop and rock favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond to the beer garden at the Old Man. Expect an outdoor concert-style setup with picnic tables, firepits, and plenty of food and drinks for a relaxed open-air vibe.

An evening pairing The Jerseys with Mile High Motown features decades of experience and celebrated songs. The Jerseys, longtime favorites at Nissi’s, began as a Four Seasons tribute for corporate gatherings. Paul, Brian, Randy, and Klint turned that start into a full show drawn from that era, and more than 20 years later their close-knit chemistry keeps audiences singing, laughing, and, if they choose, dancing in the aisles. Mile High Motown brings together Colorado artists devoted to the Motown tradition, offering spirited renditions of classic R&B. Inspired by legends such as Marvin Gaye, The Supremes, and Stevie Wonder, the group performs favorites including Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, My Girl, and Superstition. Together, these bands deliver a night of timeless melodies and lively harmonies.

A two-night party arrives at Cheers in Northglenn featuring Hillbilly Demons for back-to-back evenings. Expect dancing in boots, drinks from the bar, and a lively atmosphere.

Catch a night of downtempo, bass, electronic, and lo-fi music at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver. The lineup features parkbreezy, STARFOX, Borahm Lee, and St4rfox.

Enjoy a cultural day celebration featuring Élage Diouf. The event is set for Saturday afternoon at Levitt Pavilion Denver.

Tim Hill Combo brings energetic tunes to Chef Lance's Midsummer Night's Dream BBQ dinner party, pairing great food with plenty of fun and a welcoming spirit of love.

Noah Kahan brings The Great Divide Tour to Coors Field for a live concert.

Hillbilly Demons bring a two-night party to Cheers in Northglenn with dancing, drinks, and plenty of fun across back-to-back evenings. It is billed as a reason to get out with friends and enjoy a lively crowd.

Get ready for a high-energy night of house, UK garage, and dance music with Angrybaby, Conducta, and MiiNDS. This is an all-ages-21-and-over show, and entry requires a valid government-issued ID that matches the name on your ticket. Tickets are eTickets, so you can display them on your mobile device or print them for entry.

Motionless In White is bringing The Sweat and Blood Tour to Red Rocks Amphitheatre, with support from Lorna Shore, Fit for a King, and Static Dress. Doors open at 5:30 PM, and the show starts at 6:30 PM. Ticket options are available through AXS.

Join the Salsa & Bachata Sundays party at La Rumba with DJ Noslen spinning Salsa and Bachata all night. There’s a Bachata class at 7:00 PM and a Salsa class at 8:00 PM, then the dance floor stays open with DJ music until late. Cover is $10, or $15 if you take the classes. The event is 21+.

Held every Tuesday on the patio, this gathering welcomes intermediate and advanced bluegrass players for a lively picking session. Attendees can relax in the sunshine with food and drinks, or bring an acoustic instrument to participate. The first beverage is complimentary for those who play.

The Songwriters Meetup is a free monthly gathering for local songwriters, musicians, and anyone interested in creating original music to share works in progress. Participants are welcome to sing, play an instrument, or simply offer encouragement. It provides a welcoming space to seek feedback, gather new ideas, and enjoy supportive listening, while connecting with new friends and potential collaborators to nurture a thriving musical community in Lafayette. Dog House Music Studios offers coffee, tea, and spring water, along with a bar serving beer, wine, cider, and hard seltzers. Outside alcohol is not permitted. All skill levels, music genres, and ages are invited. The meetup is facilitated by local musician and singer-songwriter Carly Fox and hosted by Rock for the People, a nonprofit in Lafayette, CO. Rock for the People works to build a diverse, inclusive, and equitable music scene in Boulder County by reducing barriers for performers, audio professionals, and fans through free and low-cost rehearsal, recording, and marketing services, paid gigs for musicians and performers, and paid opportunities for aspiring audio professionals. The organization prioritizes serving and collaborating with women, non-binary people, BIPOC, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ members of the music community.

Catch Widowspeak with Dead Gowns at Hi-Dive in Denver. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM, but ticket sales for this event are marked as sold out.

Settle in for a night of bourbon, blues, and grooves with the Kurt Allen Band, a national touring outfit. Admission is free, and bourbon or whiskey drinks are one dollar off. For more than a decade, guitarist and songwriter Kurt Allen has mixed raw, old school blues with vintage soul and swampy bayou funk, shaping it into driving blues-rock. His songwriting reflects years of dedication, and his records explore a wide range across the blues spectrum. The latest release, Live From The Red Shed, documents modern blues-rock live from Hutchinson, Kansas. After a pause during 2020 and 2021, he returned to a rigorous road schedule throughout the contiguous United States, and that run yielded a live set where nine tracks spotlight his guitar work, drawing from his catalog along with new and previously unrecorded material for a direct picture of the power of live blues.

Head to the Palisade Park Amphitheater for a lively Community Market that runs Thursday evenings during the summer. Expect open-air shopping with local vendors, food trucks, drinks, and a beer garden, along with live music as part of the Free Concert Series. It is a fun, all-ages way to spend a summer evening in Broomfield, Colorado.

The Yard hosts a free summer patio music series every Thursday, showcasing a rotating lineup of local musicians for a few evening hours. This edition features The Dollhouse Thieves. Admission is free, with community support from Old Town Lafayette, Vintrey Honest Goods, Foxglove Bar, Ghost Box Pizza, Punch Buggy Shave Ice, and Public Wine.

Admission is free. Colorado band The Wrecklunds deliver a high-country blend where outlaw country intersects with psychedelic rock, weaving gritty storytelling, rich harmonies, and a vintage-soul feel across a broad mix of styles. Their shows are crafted as immersive journeys as much as concerts. Formed by lifelong friends Bryan Eklund and Eric Drobny as an acoustic string outfit, they drew early attention as finalists at the RockyGrass Band Competition and recorded their debut album, Moon Over Broadway, with Vince Herman. What began with upright bass and front-porch instrumentation has grown into a fully electric lineup that channels a classic era built on groove, harmony, and freedom.