Live music in Meridian, ID

Stephen Wilson Jr. brings the Gary the Torch 2026 tour to Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater, joined by The Lone Bellow for a live concert.

Build your guitar skills in a weekly beginner class led by volunteer Mike. Open to ages 13 and up, the sessions introduce foundational chords, how to prepare yourself, strumming patterns, and more. Bring your own guitar.

Step up to the mic for a weekly karaoke night powered by a high-quality sound and visual setup. It is open to all ages, with a recommendation of 15 and older because some lyrics can be explicit. Regulars often drop in midweek to test new songs, and the relaxed vibe makes it a comfortable choice for first-time singers. Karaoke now happens multiple nights each week, with self-service options available earlier in the week. Friday sessions can be limited when DJs, bands, or other events are booked, so check the venue’s calendar or social media for the latest schedule.

A concert featuring Theory Of A Deadman alongside Sevendust takes place at Revolution Concert House and Event Center in Garden City, Idaho.

Grove Alley returns to Downtown Nampa with a blend of soul, funk, and jazz. The performance features a wide-ranging set that covers the works.

Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust perform live at Revolution Concert House and Event Center in Garden City, ID.

Craft Lounge transforms into an intimate, energetic jazz club as the Dean Jennings Jazz Quartet performs. Live jazz is paired with artisanal drinks that complement the music and shape the atmosphere.

Game Night Live brings R0CK'N Bingo and Rockstar Trivia to Sturman's Wine & Cigars. Numbers give way to songs as the playlist becomes your bingo card, covering everything from classic rock and oldies to hip hop, country, and the movie and TV tunes that stick in your head. Every card is custom made and one of a kind, which keeps the action moving and the outcome unpredictable. After the music rounds, the focus shifts to eight rapid-fire trivia questions that test your knowledge and energize the room. It all adds up to a loud, high-spirited blend of bingo, music, and trivia.

Droppin' Dimes will appear at Meridian Main St. Market, providing entertainment for market visitors.

Visit the Flower Trailer at the Nampa Farmers Market for a fresh selection of seasonal, locally grown blooms that are great for brightening your home or gifting to someone special. Explore a bustling market of local vendors, enjoy delicious bites, and take in live music that adds to the community atmosphere. Bring friends or family, choose your favorite flowers, and soak up the charm of the market while you browse.

Scott Knickerbocker crafts original songs that encourage listeners to see the world with fresh wonder. His music draws on the vein of “old, weird America,” weaving whimsical, finger-picked country blues on guitar with ghostly banjo ballads and lively old-time fiddle tunes. He is a professor of English and Environmental Studies at The College of Idaho, where he teaches courses spanning literature, outdoor education, American roots music, and songwriting. He is also the author of Ecopoetics: The Language of Nature, the Nature of Language, released by UMass Press in 2012.

At Warhawk Air Museum, September Swing unfolds as the museum’s biggest celebration of the year, channeling a 1945 vibe with a live swing band. The evening begins with a lesson, making it easy for first-timers to learn the steps and be dancing in no time. 1940s era or inspired attire is encouraged to match the mood. This is an 18-and-over event, with a no-host bar and food vendors available.

Dorothy brings bold vocals and riff-forward hard rock built for big singalongs and bigger volume. With Godsmack and Stone Temple Pilots also on the bill, Nampa hosts a stacked rock lineup for one powerful night.

Godsmack brings The Rise of Rock Tour to the Outdoor Amphitheater at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa, Idaho.