Live music in Meridian, ID

Experience a lively game that combines bingo, music, and rockstar trivia. Mark songs from a mix of genres, including classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and movie and TV soundtracks, on custom-designed cards. The fun continues with eight trivia questions to challenge music fans and bring the crowd into the game.

Enjoy karaoke nights at Dave's Firehouse, hosted by Tracy. Sing your heart out alongside fellow karaoke fans.

Browse local vendors, enjoy food and live music, and stop by the Flower Trailer for a selection of seasonal blooms. The flowers are locally grown and can brighten your home or make a thoughtful gift.

SHOT GLASS brings country, Southern, and classic music to a barn dance.

MARIS performs with guests at Shrine Basement. The event is open to all ages and is presented in partnership with LIFEBEAT, a program of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.

Roll On returns to The Sapphire Room at the Riverside Hotel in Boise, Idaho with a live salute to Alabama. Born from a deep appreciation for Alabama’s timeless catalog, the band brings the group’s signature harmonies, vibrant energy, and skilled musicianship to the stage. The performance spans many of the more than 43 number one hits, including Mountain Music, Tennessee River, Fiddle in the Band, I'm in a Hurry, Roll On 18-Wheeler, Feels So Right, Dixieland Delight, Love in the First Degree, and Take Me Down. Considered the premier Alabama tribute in the United States, Roll On shares this music with longtime fans and new listeners alike.

L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 to Treefort Music Hall for a concert open to all ages.

Oso Oso performs with Liquid Mike, bugsy, and Black Bolt in the Shrine Basement. The show is open to all ages.

Explore Lindy Hop, an energetic, fun-loving swing dance style from the 1930s and 1940s, danced to jazz from Big Band favorites like Benny Goodman and the smooth vocals of Ella Fitzgerald. The evening includes a beginner lesson followed by open dancing. Beginners are welcome, whether it is your first time on a dance floor or you already know a few steps. Admission is $5, with cash and card accepted.

American singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jen Howard brings an eclectic mix of folk, roots, reggae, and sophisti-pop to Bar365 at The Riverside Hotel in Boise, ID. Born in Prestonsburg, Kentucky, with a blue-collar, home-schooled upbringing, she writes music that explores human nature, love, courageous motivation, and intentional compassion. Her releases include the debut EP Motion from 2019 and the album Still, released in March 2024. Having performed across numerous U.S. states and abroad in countries such as Canada, Mexico, Germany, the Netherlands, Iceland, Costa Rica, and Peru, she draws on broad experience for this live appearance.

Margaret Glaspy performs with Olive Klug in an all-ages show at Shrine Basement.

Joanne Shaw Taylor brings her blistering guitar work and soulful vocals to the stage, performing fan favorites from her Billboard-charting album Black & Gold along with new music from her forthcoming release, The Trouble With Love. Robert Jon & The Wreck add their driving Southern rock sound, rich harmonies, and electrifying performances, including standout songs from their latest album, Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes. Together, the artists deliver a blend of blues roots, fiery musicianship, and energetic rock.

Game Night Live combines music bingo and rockstar trivia in a lively game built around songs from a wide range of genres, including classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and movie and TV soundtracks. Each bingo card is unique, and eight trivia questions add another challenge when the music fades.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing with a beginner lesson followed by open dancing. This flexible, contemporary dance can be done to a range of music, from country and hip hop to EDM. Beginners are welcome, including those who have never danced before. Admission is $5, payable by cash or card.

Learn guitar basics in a weekly class for ages 13 and older. Volunteer Mike will cover basic chords, preparation, strumming patterns, and more. Bring your own guitar.

The Traveler and Aka Belle take the stage for a benefit concert supporting Take Back The Night. The concert aims to raise awareness about sexual violence and promote safety in the community.

Silverada brings an all-ages show to the Shrine Ballroom. Doors open ahead of the show.

Game Night Live combines music bingo with rockstar trivia for an energetic game night. Mark off songs from a playlist spanning classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and movie and TV soundtracks on a custom, unique bingo card. Then take on eight trivia questions designed to test your knowledge and get the crowd fired up.

Railroad Earth shares the bill with Jeremy Garrett from the Infamous Stringdusters at Treefort Music Hall. This live show is open to all ages.

Presented by Scorpion Entertainment and featuring The Rocking Horse Medicine Show Band, this rock and roll showcase salutes the dynamic duos that shaped the sound of the 1960s. Attendees are welcome to dress in 60s cocktail attire, enjoy a specialty drink with a sweetheart, and settle in for a night of vintage style and hit songs. The signature harmonies made famous by the Everly Brothers, Simon and Garfunkel, Peter and Gordon, Chad and Jeremy, Lennon and McCartney, and more are re-created by Chicago-based performers Zachary Stevenson and Kieran McCabe. These award-winning actor musicians blend sharp humor with spontaneous interplay, moving with ease between guitar, piano, and drums while keeping the spotlight on timeless melodies. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu for a complete evening out.

The Black Angels bring their Passover 2026 Tour to the Shrine Ballroom, with GHOSTWOMAN also performing. The show is open to all ages.

Enjoy a weekly karaoke night where singers can try new songs or ease into karaoke for the first time. Karaoke is open to all ages, though ages 15 and older are recommended after 9 p.m. because song lyrics may occasionally be explicit.

BAD QUITTERS will perform a free, all-ages late show in the Shrine basement as an afterparty for The Black Angels.