Live music in Longmont, CO

Bring your child and sing, move, and play along in this Guardian Accompanied Music Kids class with Carly Parker. The session uses body percussion, drums, rhythm sticks, puppets, and other instruments to build skills like keeping a beat, rhythm and pitch, volume dynamics, tempo, and melody. A parent or guardian must be present and attentive for the entire class.

Slip into a Hawaiian shirt or a floral dress and enjoy island-tinged ukulele in the taproom at St. Vrain Cidery as Ukulele Dave sets the mood with a breezy blend of classic rock, reggae, Hawaiian favorites, and timeless instrumentals. Originally from West Palm Beach, Florida and now part of Colorado’s Front Range music scene, he plays the ukulele in a distinctive fingerpicking style that pairs perfectly with a glass of cider. Settle in with friends, relax, and let the melodies ease you into the weekend.

Hear Eric Golden perform live with a set of classic honky tonk country that celebrates the genre’s roots.

Shakedown Street performs at Festgarten at Wibby in Longmont, offering two full sets of live music honoring Jerry Garcia. The open-air setting invites time to slow down, connect with others, and reflect on the songs and spirit that keep people coming together. Dancing shoes are encouraged, and everyone is welcome.

Head to Bizarre Electronics Repair & Lounge for an entertaining night of video game music featuring five of the area’s best artists. It’s a fun evening for anyone who loves the soundtracks behind their favorite games, all in a lively lounge setting.

Optimo Entertainment brings a lively open blues jam to The Speakeasy, hosted by Little Moses Jones. Designed for musicians, singers, storytellers, and devoted listeners, this gathering invites participants to take the stage or relax with a drink while soaking in the sound. Expect unpolished blues, real players, and close-up performances, with the music unfolding freely rather than following a script. It is a place where Denver’s music community comes together for late-night energy, spontaneous collaborations, and the kind of connection only live blues can spark.

An open mic at Bricks on Main Longmont features in-person sign-ups for performers, followed by live music as the list progresses. Sets continue throughout the event, offering a steady flow of performances for both players and listeners.

Part of the Summer Music Evenings series, this night features folk singer-songwriter Daniel Rodriguez on the Sunflower Farm stage. Based in Denver and a founding member of Elephant Revival, Rodriguez shares work shaped by change and perseverance. His most recent album, Harboring Pearls, was recorded with producer David Baron at Sun Mountain in Woodstock, New York, and co-produced with Wesley Schultz of The Lumineers. The evening pairs live music with food and refreshments, with dinner available from Fed Food Truck and non-alcoholic drinks and snow cones from Palo Coffee & Bar. Farm animals and regular Farmfest activities remain open throughout, creating time to enjoy the grounds alongside the music. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets. If child tickets are sold out, adult tickets may be purchased instead.

Daniel Rodriguez is performing a live set at Sunflower Farm in Longmont. Doors open for the 4:30 PM showtime, with tickets available through the listed ticketing partner.

A live blues jam at Bricks on Main Longmont features the Bluez Catz. Musicians can bring their instruments and sign up to perform with the band, while listeners can relax and enjoy the music. Food and drinks will be available from Miss Krissy's.