Live music in Colorado Springs, CO

Every Monday, Alchemy in Old Colorado City features live music with a setlist of hits from Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, The Stones, Alanis, Creedence, Skynyrd, Imagine Dragons, Springsteen, Pink Floyd, and more.

This free summer concert series brings live music to Bancroft Park with a full season of performances. This event features Pikes Peak Jazz & Swing. If rain is in the forecast, the concert will move indoors to the upstairs stage at Thunder and Buttons across the street.

Enjoy free concerts at the bandshell in OCC's Bancroft Park. These events take place on alternating Wednesdays.

This free downtown concert is the final show and features a band that blends pop, funk, and jazz into one sound, with selections from Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, and Herbie Hancock.

Free, locally focused concerts fill Acacia Park in downtown Colorado Springs. Spread out on the grass with a blanket or settle into a lawn chair while the music plays. If the weather does not cooperate, watch for updates, as the show may move indoors to Avenue 19. Sweet treats and snacks add to the fun, with the Josh & Johns Scoop Bus on site and complimentary popcorn courtesy of Colorado Front Doors. Open to everyone.

The Long Run returns to Stargazers Theatre with a Colorado-crafted tribute to the Eagles and the West Coast sound that shaped a generation. The show highlights layered vocals, precision playing, and the unmistakable feel of 1970s rock heard on classics like “Hotel California,” “Take It Easy,” “Peaceful Easy Feeling,” and “Life in the Fast Lane,” along with deeper tracks cherished by longtime fans. Recognized across the Front Range for authentic recreations and energetic concerts, this group has become one of the state’s standout tribute acts, appearing on major stages throughout the region. Come ready to sing along, tap your feet, and share these songs under Stargazers’ iconic dome. Tickets are $30.00 plus a $3.00 ticketing fee.

Chuck Snow returns to Cleats Bar & Grill for a live performance from a guitarist and singer-songwriter active on local, national, and international stages since 1983. He first came to prominence with the local band The Autono, performing with them from 1984 to 1997, releasing four albums and appearing with the Volgograd Symphony Orchestra in Volgograd, Russia in 1995. Over the years he has performed alongside The Blasters, Steve Earle, the Bodeans, Robert Earl Keen, Dale Watson, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Brian Setzer, INXS, and Junior Brown. He is currently supporting his latest release, “Gathering Dust,” which is available on Spotify and Apple Music. No cover.

Skin&Bones leads a rock star style party filled with high energy and good vibes.

Rock’n The Mesa transforms Gold Hill Mesa into a lively outdoor rock festival filled with live music, food trucks, craft beer and community spirit. The event is free to attend and will go on rain or shine. Attendees can bring chairs or blankets, gather with friends and family, and plan for a full day of music and dancing. The lineup features Steely Dead, a nationally touring Denver group that blends the intricate style of Steely Dan with the improvisational heart of the Grateful Dead, delivering tight arrangements, extended jams and seamless transitions. Zeppelin Alive captures the thunderous energy of Led Zeppelin with four seasoned musicians fronted by a powerhouse female vocalist. Grizzly Gopher brings high-octane fun with a broad mix of favorites from classic rock to modern pop, all geared to keep the crowd singing and moving. Festival-goers can enjoy eats from food trucks, sip cold pours from breweries and other beverage vendors, and explore a marketplace of local artisans and makers to support small businesses. A VIP area is available by invitation only and requires a VIP wristband. Presented by Gold Hill Mesa and produced by A Music Company Inc. Proudly sponsored by Weisburg Landscape Maintenance, Toll Brothers Colorado and Vanguard Homes, with appreciation to these sponsors for helping keep Rock’n The Mesa free for the community.

Build bluegrass jamming skills in a welcoming Wernick Method class taught by Michael Watry at Meeker Music in Colorado Springs. Geared toward players of guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, or dobro, the sessions focus on making music together in a real jam setting. Participants should be able to tune their instrument and move cleanly among the chords G, C, D, and A, or use the corresponding notes on bass and fiddle. The class is offered as a three session series, with tuition set at $130 for the full program.

Hope on the Rocks 2026 gathers the community in Colorado Springs for an evening focused on connection and impact. Expect live entertainment, dining, and moments dedicated to supporting Hope Floats Swim Scholarships. Attire is flexible, from boots to ballgowns, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all. Additional details will be announced.

A concert featuring Bruno Mars with Raye and DJ Pee.Wee at Falcon Stadium, U.S.A.F. in Academy, CO. The lineup shares one stage for a stadium show with live performances from all three acts.

Arm's Length and Holding Absence share the stage on a North American co-headlining tour in 2026, joined by Bloom and House & Home. This is an all ages show, with tickets priced between 30 and 35 dollars.