Live music in Caldwell, ID

Rise & Riffs at Dunkley Music Meridian highlights Yamaha acoustic and electric guitars, including models from the Revstar and Pacifica lines, alongside a new selection of Line 6 amplifiers and pedals. A Yamaha representative will be on site offering demonstrations and giveaways. Attendees can try the instruments and pedals, connect with fellow players, and enter Yamaha giveaways as part of a monthly series that brings the Treasure Valley guitar community together.

The Flying Pickle launches its first Courtside Concert, bringing together pickleball, live music, great food, cold drinks, and a summer vibe. Players can take on challenge style courts while EpicUnion performs, billed as the Treasure Valley’s favorite dance party cover band. Newcomers can step onto beginner courts with an instructor available to teach the basics. Food and beverages are available from The Kitchen. Guests can compete, learn, dance, or simply relax by the courts as the music plays. Registration is available through Playbypoint or the Flying Pickle app.

An outdoor evening of rock on the back patio at The Village in Meridian, offering a lively setting for a night of fun.

Indian Creek Steakhouse hosts the first full band show, bringing a larger sound and plenty of energy with a mix that spans country, rock, and more. Food and cold drinks complement a full evening of live music.

The Warehouse becomes a 2000s-inspired house party with throwback hip hop and R&B, photo moments, and live entertainment that keeps the nostalgic vibe going all night. Think early-aughts classics brought back to life... flip phones, red cups, and playlists that take you right back. Dress to match the era with your best Y2K look, whether that means baggy jeans, jerseys, velour sets, airbrushed details, hoops, or tracksuits. This is planned as a full-on experience rather than a standard show. Tickets are coming soon, and a surprise guest reveal is on the way.

Celebrating Caldwell’s deep agricultural roots, this weekly market highlights the area’s wide range of crops. Generations of local families bring prize-winning fruits, vegetables, grains, and spices, offering peak-fresh ingredients for home cooking. More than 30 vendors set up each week with seasonal produce and handcrafted goods from local artisans. Live bands perform on the nearby plaza, creating a lively backdrop while you browse, and creekside eateries offer easy options for dinner. There is something for everyone.

311 and Dirty Heads bring the So Glad You Made It Tour to Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater. Ocean Alley and ROME appear as special guests for this concert, rounding out a lineup that spotlights all four artists.

Dark Desert Highway shares the stage with the Mike Johnston Band for a live music showcase. Dark Desert Highway channels the spirit of The Eagles with meticulous attention to each song, tight harmonies, and commanding vocals. The Mike Johnston Band brings an energetic show refined across performances throughout the Pacific Northwest and supported by a strong regional following. Together they deliver polished musicianship and lively momentum from start to finish.

Meridian's Main Street Mix brings live music to Generations Plaza with a set by Charlie & The Changelings. This free outdoor concert offers a relaxed atmosphere in the heart of downtown, and attendees are welcome to bring folding chairs or lawn blankets. Food and drinks are available at nearby restaurants. The series is presented by the Meridian Arts Commission with sponsorship support from Loose Screw Beer, Truffles Etc, Meridian Development Corporation, All American Insurance, and the Meridian Chamber of Commerce.

Volunteer Mike leads a beginner guitar class held each week for participants 13 and up. Lessons cover core chords, getting set up to play, familiar strum patterns, and other essentials for new players. Please bring a personal guitar, and expect an approachable, enjoyable learning experience.

Thursday nights at Whiskey River spotlight karaoke for anyone ready to sing. Pick from country favorites or crowd-pleasing hits, step up to the microphone, and share your best performance. Enjoy a whiskey if you wish and take part in a welcoming scene where every singer gets a star moment.

Thursday brings a relaxed karaoke night built around a high-quality sound and video setup. Regulars often choose Wednesday or Thursday to try out new songs, and the easygoing pace is a comfortable fit for first-time singers. The music typically carries on late into the night. All ages are welcome, with a recommendation of 15 and older during later hours because some song lyrics can be explicit. Karaoke takes place two to three times each week, and a self-guided option is available Sunday through Tuesday. Friday karaoke now happens only on a limited basis due to other bookings, and the organizer’s calendar and social channels share the most current updates.