Live music in Duluth, MN

Ryan Stevenson performs at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth. The show is scheduled for the afternoon, with a 4:00 PM start time listed by the venue.

Presented by Sasquatch 92.1 and Pepper Entertainment, this event takes place at DECC Arena. Fans can take advantage of a presale using the code PEPPER, then tickets move to general on sale.

The Lindula Brothers bring a live set of folk and bluegrass to Ursa Minor Brewing. Siblings John and Brian Lindula, raised in Cherry, Minnesota and graduates of the University of Minnesota Duluth, mix John’s original songs with traditional material. The performance includes covers drawn from artists like Old Crow Medicine Show, Trampled by Turtles, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, and Woody Guthrie.

Theory Of A Deadman and Sevendust bring The Dead/Seven Tour to DECC Arena in Duluth, Minnesota. This concert features both bands on the same stage for a live show at the arena.

Theory Of A Deadman appears with Sevendust at DECC Arena, bringing both acts together for one event.

Anne Wilson is performing live at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth. The show starts at 8:30 PM.

A welcoming music open mic takes place at Duluth Folk School and Dovetail Cafe. Performers can sign up on arrival for a 15 minute slot, and those who prefer to relax and listen are welcome too.

Enjoy rock, pop, and Americana from Indecent Proposal as part of a free, nine-week Music in the Park concert series now in its 43rd year. Every performance lasts 90 minutes and, for this season, all shows take place at Lincoln Park while improvements are underway at Chester Park. Parking at Lincoln Park is limited, so consider walking, biking, or taking the bus. When using neighborhood streets, follow the city’s alternate side parking guidelines. The Twin Ports Express food truck will be on site, and bringing a lawn chair or blanket is a good idea. The series is presented by Duluth Parks & Recreation with support from promotional sponsors My95.7 and 98.9KTCO. For weather updates or cancellations, check the organizer’s website, social media, or weather hotline.

Head to Glensheen for the 11th Annual Concerts on the Pier, a summer music series featuring Duluth and Minnesota-made artists. The show runs on a pier that juts into Lake Superior, and you can watch from the shoreline or from the water on various types of watercraft. On this date, the event features a lineup of Climes w/Skarlett Woods, with opening music starting at 5:30 PM and headliners taking over from 6:30 PM. Food is available for purchase from local food trucks including Johnny B’s, Gumbeaux Guys, and Oasis Del Norte.

Hosted by Jake Searl, this open mic at Wussow's Concert Cafe invites performers to try out new material on a big stage. It is free to attend and open to all ages, with coffee and beer available from the cafe. Performer signups begin shortly before things get underway. Musicians traveling from out of town can contact Jason or Pete to ask about a featured slot. If you plan to bring a drum kit, set it up early and consider sharing it for the event.

Part of Vista Fleet’s Lake Superior Live summer series, this sailing pairs a relaxed harbor cruise with live music from Misisipi Mike and wide open waterfront views. Tickets include a casual barbecue dinner, and a full bar offers beer, wine, cocktails, soft drinks, and other nonalcoholic choices for purchase. Seating is open, so guests can choose their preferred spot and take in the scenery at their own pace. If weather allows, the route may include the Duluth Canal and the Superior Entry, showcasing the lake, working harbor activity, and the Duluth skyline. Reservations are required.

Enjoy free beer garden fun outside the Great Lakes Aquarium, with rotating food trucks and live music each Thursday in July and August. On this date, Paul Newberg Music will perform, and the food truck is Emma’s Kitchen. There’s an outdoor bar where you can purchase food and beverages, with cash or credit cards accepted. Families and non-human companions are welcome, and anyone who wants to consume alcohol must be at least 21 years old. Indoor exploration is also available earlier in the day, and indoor restrooms stay accessible until the beer garden wraps up.

Breanne Marie and The Front Porch Sinners bring a Great Lakes country sound with alt-country roots to the Music on the Ship series aboard the William A. Irvin. The performance unfolds on the freighter’s spar deck, offering a distinctive open-air setting for a family-friendly show. Admission is free, but capacity is limited to 140 people. As a historic vessel, the Irvin does not provide handicap access. Guests may bring their own chairs, but they must be in bags. Snacks and nonalcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.