Live music in Chanhassen, MN

Dinnertime music at Peoples Organic Eden Prairie unfolds in a relaxed, comfortable setting with a wide open feel. A laid back vibe and ample space set the tone.

Jack Harlow brings the Monica Tour to The Fillmore Minneapolis for an all-ages concert. James Savage is slated to open, with support lineups subject to change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, options for Citi cardmembers, presales through Live Nation and Affinity Plus Credit Union, VIP package offerings, and a public onsale.

Jonah and The Whales bring an energetic night of music to the Everett McClay VFW in Bloomington. Expect a crowd-pleasing blend of rock, pop, and classic favorites that will keep the dance floor busy. Enjoy the lively atmosphere with friends and a drink as you take in an evening of fun and music.

Forever Everly is a live tribute to the Everly Brothers, bringing their classic harmonies and songs to the stage. Plan to enjoy a full tribute show during the evening performance time listed for this date.

Neighborhood Roots’s Southwest Farmers Market is a lively community farmers market in South Minneapolis that brings together local growers, food artisans, and makers. Shoppers will find seasonal produce, meats, fish, eggs, artisan cheeses, breads and pastries, flowers, handmade goods, natural body and hygiene items, pantry favorites, and more from area vendors. There are plenty of ready-to-enjoy meals along with fresh coffee and cool beverages to sip while browsing. Each market features live music with a changing roster of local performers, creating a welcoming, all ages atmosphere. Kids can take part in the Power of Produce Club, a program that encourages them to explore local food through fun activities and provides a $2 token they can use to pick out fresh fruits and vegetables.

Celebrate the sound of steelpan with a full day of music inspired by Trinidad and Tobago. More than 100 performers from six ensembles come together for two free concerts featuring special guest Liam Teague. The festivities open with a featured set from Teague, a Trinidad and Tobago native known for remarkable virtuosity on the instrument, who leads steelpan studies at Northern Illinois University and has performed around the world. Later, League Night Jazz sets the stage, the Chops Pan Camp Ensembles perform alongside Teague to share what they learned during camp, and the program concludes with performances by local steel bands Panatics, Tin Cups, and Pan-Handlers.

The 5th Annual On The One Music Festival reaches a milestone as Grammy-nominated R&B artist Carl Thomas headlines at Bloomington Central Station. Known for "I Wish," "Summer Rain," and "Emotional," along with the Grammy-nominated duet "Can’t Believe" with Faith Evans, Thomas has shaped R&B for more than two decades. His album "Emotional" helped define an era and remains widely celebrated, and before his solo rise he appeared on The Notorious B.I.G.’s "Life After Death." He becomes the festival’s first national headliner in its five-year history. The lineup also features L.A. Buckner & Big Homie, Bdifferent, Bakari Jackson, BdotCroc, Jhadiya Steele, and The Normandale Jazz Alumni. GenerationNOW Entertainment, the official DJ program for the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx, presents sets by DJ Miss Brit, DJ Sota, and DJ Mickey Breeze. The event is hosted by Sanni Brown of Carbon Sound. Admission is free and open to all ages. With support from Bloomington Creative Placemaking, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, Minnesota Precision Manufacturing Association, Radisson Blu Mall of America, FireLake Grill House & Cocktail Bar, KRSM 98.9 FM, Riddle's Jewelry, Trendica, GenerationNOW Entertainment, Bloomington MN City Government, and Bloomington MN Parks and Recreation.

Now in its fourth year, this free, all-ages celebration brings K-pop fans together at The Commons for an evening of music, Random K-pop Dance Play, games and activities, shopping with vendors, and a variety of food trucks. Expect lively summer vibes and plenty of dancing as the sun goes down. Applications for vendors and food trucks will open soon.

Guns N' Roses perform live in concert at Mystic Lake Amphitheatre in Shakopee, Minnesota.

This live event marks a return appearance at Boom Island Brewing, and there is no cover charge.

Jessie Street Band performs at Water Works.

Enjoy a lively tribute to The Everly Brothers with a full band and rotating vocalists performing songs from the legendary duo’s rich catalog. This is a free evening performance at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres.

A neighborhood night at The Sports Page features a live DJ, dancing, drink specials, giveaways, and food in a friendly crowd. Expect throwback favorites that resonate with millennials, with chances to sing along and take the dance floor with friends. If dancing is not your thing, enjoy a bite and a drink, watch the game, or just relax and listen to the music. Open to all, the focus is on upbeat tunes and a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere.

KOO KOO returns to Sociable for a family-friendly Funday filled with upbeat tunes and plenty of dancing. The high-energy Minnesota duo is known for catchy songs for kids that get everyone moving, making it a fit whether you are bringing little ones or just in the mood for fun. Northern Star Scouting will be on site with an activity for kids and families, and more details on additional kid-friendly offerings are on the way.

From summer into fall, the Arboretum features Sunday live music by local bands and community ensembles. Performances take place on Newton Terrace outside Rootstock Cafe, with an indoor location used in poor weather, and the season concludes with a Saturday show in MacMillan Auditorium. Rootstock offers food, beer, and wine for purchase, and the Rootstock Ice Cream Cart is available when conditions allow. Visitors can explore the full Arboretum before or after the music, and entry to this program is included with regular daily admission.

Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre brings the art of flamenco to the Lake Harriet Bandshell, blending time honored traditions with contemporary theatrical expression. Rooted in Minnesota for over forty years, the company is among the few American ensembles that perform in both classic and modern styles of flamenco. Music in the Parks has offered weekly summer concerts since 1892, bringing residents and families together for thousands of free performances across genres that include classic rock, hip hop, international, funk, and more. For weather related cancellations, please check Facebook for updates.

Presented by The Current, two-time Grammy nominee Tracy Bonham brings a Minneapolis performance celebrating 30 years of her debut album The Burdens of Being Upright. The alternative rock breakthrough that introduced her in 1996 earned multiple award nominations, gold status in the United States, Australia, and Canada, magazine cover features, and frequent airplay on MTV and VH1. Formally trained on violin and a versatile multi-instrumentalist with studies at Berklee College of Music and USC, Bonham draws on three decades of fearless creativity for an all ages show honoring the record that launched her career.

Charanga Tropical turns the Icehouse MPLS patio into an outdoor salsa dance floor with a 10-piece orchestra, special guests, and an upbeat atmosphere. Promoted as a premier Twin Cities gathering for music and dancing, it pairs live salsa with an extra hour of Latin favorites from DJONE of Salsa Police. Enjoy the open-air setting and order from the Icehouse MPLS menu while the grooves keep everyone moving. Cover is $15 at the door. Advance purchases will include ticket fees.

Kids ages 7 to 12 spend a week building their own ukulele bands, learning songs they can keep playing at home, and preparing for a concert for family and friends at the end of the week. Campers collaborate to choose a band name, design a poster and logo, and rehearse together with guidance from instructors. Each day balances music practice with movement, creative projects, and outdoor play at Bryant Park, with short breaks and snack and lunch times built in. Activities include singing, music-themed games, simple songwriting and lyric exercises, and group rhythm challenges, and students are supervised during all indoor and outdoor portions. Ukuleles are supplied for use during camp, and no prior experience is required. Please send a packed lunch, a water bottle, morning and afternoon snacks, comfortable clothing suitable for indoor and outdoor activities, and sunscreen for outdoor periods. Enrollment is limited to 12 campers and requires at least 6 to run. Tuition is $299, with a $125 deposit that reserves a spot and is applied toward the total. If minimum enrollment is not met, families may switch to another week or receive a full refund, and the remaining balance is due before camp begins. The emphasis throughout is on confidence, creativity, teamwork, and building friendships in a supportive setting.

This open mic at Sociable Cider Werks welcomes performers of all ages, styles, and experience levels. More than forty acts hit the stage each week, with the lineup curated by J.T Viele. Signups are handled by text and the list tends to fill quickly, so text 651-334-3433 to get on the roster. The taproom serves a range of beverages, including ciders, beers, seltzers, and nonalcoholic options.

Rooted in the legacy of Django Reinhardt, whose cool, buoyant swing inspired icons from Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton to Jimi Hendrix and Willie Nelson, Django Festival Allstars celebrate and renew the sound of Gypsy jazz. This finely honed ensemble captivates audiences at major venues and festivals with performances that draw ovations. The music evokes Paris of the 1920s and 30s, when gitane rhythms floated from cafés and streets to the countryside, conjuring lovers, campfires, Montmartre, and the Belle Époque. It nods to the historic partnership of Reinhardt and jazz violinist Stéphane Grappelli while bringing the tradition into the present. Expect a blend of beloved standards and original pieces that swing with verve, then turn tender with a soul-stirring ballad. Celebrated by publications and renowned artists alike, this concert offers a captivating journey through the past and present of this timeless style.

Spend a summer evening at the Farm at the Arb with live music and the aroma of pizzas baking in outdoor ovens. Arboretum Chef Beth Fisher prepares pre-ordered pies topped with fresh vegetables, greens, and herbs from the farm while guests relax under the sky, play yard games, and enjoy the music. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs to get comfortable on the grass. A pop-up bar will have soda, drinks, and other beverages available for purchase.

Summer Salsa on the Lake returns with a festive evening of Latin rhythms, dancing, and lakeside views. Enjoy a live set by Rumba Eterna, an introductory salsa warm-up, and plenty of social dancing in a welcoming atmosphere. The gathering takes place at Pimento on the Lake on the Bde Maka Ska stage, creating a vibrant setting by the water. Admission is free, with donations and tips appreciated. Expect food, drinks, and a friendly community where experienced dancers and newcomers can move to the music under the summer sky.

Power of 10 brings live music to the outdoor amphitheater at Minnetonka Civic Center Park in a relaxed, open-air setting. Pack a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a free concert with food available from the Byblos food truck. The event is presented with support from The Ensley. For weather updates, call 952-939-8355. Organizers are not seeking vendors or musicians at this time.

A rotating lineup of live music fills the taproom with no cover charge. Families and dogs are welcome both indoors and outdoors, and there is a large free parking lot. So & So's MN Street food will be on site with vegan and gluten free options.

The Minnesota People of Color Pride festival gathers the community in Minneapolis for five days focused on connection, entertainment, and empowerment. Highlights include live performances, ballroom and other cultural programming, a range of community vendors and resources, plenty of food and music, and activities suitable for families.

Hyland Hills hosts a relaxed outdoor happy hour on the patio with a changing selection of beverages and appetizers. This installment features live acoustic music by Mother Banjo. Families are welcome, and kids can stretch their legs on the hill while adults unwind outside. The performer lineup is subject to change.

Midweek Music & Market transforms Bloomington Civic Plaza into a lively evening of tunes, tasty bites, and browsing. The soundtrack leans into 90s and 2000s alternative, pop, and pop punk, with a full band on hand to back brave singers for live band karaoke. Step up with friends or relax on the lawn and cheer from your chair. The event is free and welcoming to all ages. Northstar Tavern serves the beer, and food options abound from KCM Eggrolls, Taqueria el Patron, Philicious Phillys, 612 Teppanyaki, Muddy Tiger, and Hometown Creamery. Alongside the music you will find market vendors and games. Pack a blanket or a lawn chair, grab something delicious, and settle in for a summer night of community fun and possible karaoke glory.

Enjoy a powerful Johnny Cash tribute at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres with Church of Cash, billed as a premier show that brings the Man in Black’s music and spirit to life. Expect an authentic, high-energy performance featuring crowd favorites like “I Walk the Line” and “Ring of Fire,” delivered by a band known for capturing Cash’s signature sound.

Bloomington’s NorthStar Tavern hosts the finale of PT on the Patio, presented by Pacifico, with a parking lot party filled with prizes, games, LIVIN merchandise, and giveaways that include LIVIN Music Festival tickets featuring headliner Blackhawk. Live music comes from Aaron Simmons and his full band. Season qualifiers take part in a keyholder drawing for prizes that include a free camper rental and a flyaway trip for two within the continental United States. Qualifiers, or a designated proxy, must check in to be eligible. Additional spots can still be earned at NorthStar through weekly qualifier drawings. Fractional Toys and Travel Leaders continue their support of the LIVIN Foundation.

The Pan-Handlers Steel Drum Band brings a bright Caribbean groove, blending traditional steel pan tunes with crowd-pleasing covers from The Beatles, Guns N' Roses, and Prince. Experience the distinctive sound of steel drums, instruments that evolved from repurposed oil barrels into the vibrant voices heard today. The performance is planned for the outdoor area by the Visitor Center, with a move indoors to the Oakwood Room if weather requires. Eggroll Queen and Soft Serve Social food trucks will be on site for dinner or a sweet treat. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair and enjoy with others. This event is free, open to all ages, and requires no reservations.

Presented by Hold Your Lady Tight Night, this country dance night at Hamel VFW Post 5903 - Heinzen Ditter features country line dance and progressive two step lessons along with plenty of dancing. No partner or previous experience is needed. Expect a honky tonk vibe with a blend of classic favorites and the latest line dances. People of any age are welcome. Admission is $10, and bringing your boots will make it even more fun on the floor.

Treat yourself to a cool drink while The Luck sets the mood with music. There is a playful nod to the stuff dreams are made of, followed by the truth that it is really all about the tunes. Settle in for a simple, music-first evening.

A Minnesota-based tribute channels the spirit and sound of The Rolling Stones, focusing on the band’s early era with a show driven by friendship, swagger, and a deep love of the music. The Rolling Stoners deliver both beloved hits and deep cuts in a high-energy performance that fills dance floors and lights up the night. The lineup features Emmy Award-winning musicians and members of Enemy Planes, Dream Crusher, Run Westy Run, Space Monkey Mafia, Heartless, Al Church, and Timbre Ghost, with a rotating cast of Minneapolis players often joining in. From festivals and theaters to casinos, clubs, and backyard gatherings, this rock and roll experience is ready for every honky-tonk woman and midnight rambler in the crowd.

This is an all-ages show. Support acts may change without notice. Tickets are available through several options, including a public onsale, an artist presale, an Affinity Plus presale, and a Live Nation presale.