Live music in Saint Louis Park, MN

SuperJam Sunday brings together Twin Cities musicians for a lively blues jam that keeps the energy rolling. The house band features Jim Stairs on guitar and vocals, William Pelletier on bass guitar, Mic McCormick on guitar and vocals, and Kelli Rae Tubbs on drums. Hosted at Everett McClay VFW Post 1296, this gathering celebrates the support that has made it a success.

Centennial Lakes Park’s Summer Entertainment Series returns for 2026 with a full season of concerts. This show features The Two Sundays Big Band, part of a lineup that blends local favorites, swinging big bands, and longtime park staples. Bring a chair, pick up dinner nearby, and enjoy live music in the park. Daytime activities keep the park buzzing too, with kids programs on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, plus a Thursday Farmers Market and live music on the plaza.

Centennial Lakes Park’s Kids Entertainment Series presents lively morning programs with occasional special evening shows for kids. Each week highlights a different act, from music and magic to interactive performances that get children up, moving, and laughing. This installment features ARK: Acoustic Rock for Kids. Bring a blanket, claim a comfy spot on the lawn, and settle in for an easygoing outing at the park.

Stroll the market to the sounds of Twin Cities duo Lakes & Rivers, whose hallmark harmonies anchor a wide-ranging set of songs from across the years.

The Crystal Farmers Market brings together fresh food, local makers, and a welcoming community spirit. Browse farm produce, handcrafted goods, sweet treats, and specialty foods, then relax with a blanket and chairs to enjoy live music on the CCC Patio while you savor your market finds. The season features full‑season vendors like Critical Hit Confections, Eggroll Queen, Matt’s Mushrooms and More, Park Hill Farm, and Svihel Vegetable Farm. Select dates also host rotating and partial‑season vendors, including 4J’s Baked by Dez, Mill City Sweets, SarahGirl Soaps, SubZero Chillz Shaved Ice, and Summer Lakes Beverage. Additional vendors, community partners, entertainment, and special activities may be added throughout the season. SNAP and EBT are accepted, and the market participates in Market Bucks to help make fresh, local food more accessible for everyone.

Pan Dimensions performs live on the CōV Wayzata patio as part of summer music on the patio. This outdoor show is weather permitting.

A musical evening features performances by TCSC and the Richfield Symphonic Band. The event time has been updated.

Enjoy an outdoor concert with The Dirty Shorts Brass Band as part of Music in the Park at the Minnetonka Civic Center Park amphitheater. Bring a blanket or lawn chair for seating. Admission is free. Weather-related updates are available via a hotline. Organizers are not seeking vendors or musicians at this time, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Dirty Shorts Brass Band performs at Minnetonka Amphitheater as part of the Concert in the Park series. Attendees can expect a live set showcasing the band’s brass sound.

Music Mayhem brings its live music trivia to Five Hole Sports Bar and Grill. Listen to songs, identify the title and artist, and submit your answer on your phone. The quicker you respond, the more points you score. Trivia Jockeys keep the energy high throughout the event, with prize opportunities between rounds and grand prizes at the end.

Le Picnic offers a casual yet polished outdoor gathering that celebrates easygoing days and golden‑hour moments. Settle into relaxed lawn seating and enjoy a generous selection of barbecue classics while classic games set the stage for friendly competition and easy conversation. Live music provides an uplifting soundtrack that keeps the mood light and breezy. Whether you are stretching out in the sunshine or catching up with friends, the scene embraces chic, spur of the moment outdoor living. Beverages will be available for purchase to round out the experience. Come for the flavors, stay for the music, and savor time outside.

A six-member orchestra performs Caribbean dance styles such as son, son montuno, plena, cha cha cha, bachata, timba, and salsa at the New Hope Performance Center. Admission is free. Attendees can bring a blanket or chair for the venue's natural seating area, and expect one or two food trucks on site. Presented with support from West Metro Fire-Rescue District Relief.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert as Salsa del Soul Sextet featuring Frank Rivery performs live at the New Hope Performance Center. Set in a park environment that hosts concerts, city programs, and special events and serves as the home of Off Broadway Musical Theatre, the venue offers natural hillside seating, so bring a blanket or lawn chair for comfort. A food truck will be available during the evening.

At Pinstripes in Edina, Game Night Live turns bingo into a music-driven game where songs take the place of numbers. As tracks roll from classic rock and oldies to hip hop, country, and memorable movie and TV themes, you mark your card in step with the playlist. Each card is custom and one of a kind, keeping the pace brisk and the surprises constant. When the playlists pause, Rockstar Trivia takes over with eight high-energy questions that spark friendly competition and put music knowledge to the test. It is a lively mashup of bingo, tunes, and trivia that keeps the room buzzing from start to finish.

DJ S DOT will spin a live set on the patio as part of the summer music series at CōV Wayzata. The performance is planned for the outdoor space and will take place only if the weather cooperates.

MMB performs live rock ‘n’ roll on the patio at Champps in Eden Prairie.

As part of the Sunset Series at Downtown Park, the Kelly Blau Trio presents a genre-spanning set of instrumental covers and original compositions. Minneapolis guitarist Kelly Blau moves easily from jazz improvisation to country storytelling, rock energy, and bluegrass momentum. The program features inventive interpretations of songs by Wilco, Gillian Welch, Janet Jackson, and Keith Jarrett, paired with pieces that showcase his own distinct voice. Kelly performs with Ross Nixon on pedal steel and Jack Bryant on upright bass. An active figure in the Twin Cities music community, he has collaborated with artists including Lydia Liza, Rachel Hanson, and a variety of local jazz ensembles, and this performance reflects that wide-ranging experience.

ART Dept. performs at Bear Cave Brewing, where craft brews and scratch-made dishes set the scene. The bar offers 52 taps pouring beer, cider, wine, and cocktails, with specialty concoctions available as well.

Mojo Monks take the stage at Champps in Eden Prairie with a mix of classic rock, country, and pop favorites. Rocking the Twin Cities since 2009, this quintet features polished musicianship, layered vocal harmonies, and unflagging energy that keeps the performance moving.

Feather boas and dancing shoes are encouraged for a lively concert celebrating ABBA’s greatest songs.

Grunge Unplugged returns to Steel Toe to mark 15 years with a night devoted to 90s grunge. The set spans hits and lesser-known tracks from Pearl Jam, Nirvana, STP, and the Smashing Pumpkins, with additional favorites from the era.

At Prelude Bar, enjoy cocktails and bites alongside live performances from local musicians.

Stamp your passport for a second annual adult prom designed for a sophisticated 30-plus crowd, blending nostalgia with an upscale, adventurous vibe. With the Passport to Prom theme, the DoubleTree by Hilton Minneapolis - Park Place becomes a globe-trotting celebration inspired by Paris, Japan, Jamaica, and Mexico, bringing romantic elegance, sleek modern style, island energy, and vibrant color into one immersive setting. The night centers on high-energy music, plenty of dancing, and photo-ready moments that let guests relive favorite memories or create new ones. It is a perfect fit for date night, a group outing, or a solo luxury experience, and a chance to dress to impress. Ticket options include Coach Fare Single at $75 and Coach Companion for two at $125, as well as First Class tiers at $125 for one and $200 for two that include an exclusive buffet. Vendor and sponsor packages are available.

Every other Saturday, The Page hosts a neighborhood DJ night filled with music and dancing, plus giveaways, drink specials, and great food. Expect a friendly crowd and a welcoming local vibe. There is a special nod to millennials, with sing-along throwbacks and plenty of room for classic moves. Not into dancing? Settle in with a meal, catch the game, or enjoy the music from your seat... even low-key chair-side moves count. Only a couple of summer editions remain, and an end-of-summer Party for a Purpose is on the horizon to support local students, families, and educators.