Live music in Bismarck, ND

Experience live Christian music at Mayas Mexican Restaurant with performances by Colleen Reinhardt, Julie Ternes, and guest musicians. Guests may purchase lunch during the music. Donations supporting the Abused Adult Resource Center (AARC) are welcomed from May through August.

Long fermented sourdough takes center stage with fresh loaves, focaccia, and cookies available. In addition to the baked goods, the event features activities for children, live music, and a variety of vendors to explore, with food and drinks available for purchase.

This weekly Sunday afternoon social on the Trestle Patio in downtown Bismarck features live music, outdoor games, inflatables, food trucks, local vendors, giveaways, and chilled beverages. It is free and open to the public, with no tickets required. The series is supported by Global Neighbors and Mighty Missouri Coffee Company.

Step into the spotlight at The Lonesome Dove for concert-style karaoke on a real stage with show lights. In partnership with Rock Creek Karaoke, this unique setup gives every performer a rockstar moment. The experience is led by crowd favorite KJ Jason Jund, who keeps the energy high while creating a welcoming atmosphere for all.

An open blues jam takes place on the west-side outdoor patio at The Bismarck-Mandan Elks, hosted by Jennifer Lyn & The Groove Revival. There is no charge to attend or participate, and the event welcomes musicians and music lovers who are 21 or older. Amplifiers for guitar and bass, a keyboard, vocal microphones, and drums are provided. Seating is first come, first served, and saving or moving tables is not permitted. Dinner service is available on the patio.

Presented by Dakota West Arts Council in partnership with Bismarck Parks and Recreation District, this weekly summer series brings musical activities and guest performers to the stage in Custer Park, all guided by music educator Kris Kitko. This session features Northern Plains Dance's Summer Youth Ensemble. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, including families with children of all ages. Bring lunch along and pack a blanket or lawn chairs for comfortable seating. If the weather turns bad, the program will relocate to the Capital Ice Complex.

Spectacular Euphoria Band delivers a live music performance at Bismarck/Mandan Elks Lodge #1199.

Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust bring their Dead / Seven Tour to Bismarck Event Center, joined by Return to Dust. This concert unites all three bands on one stage for a powerful rock lineup in Bismarck.

The store will remain open later than usual for a lively evening that includes music, refreshments, and prizes, along with additional offerings to keep the experience festive.

Kyle, a singer songwriter, performs music that spans multiple genres and decades using only guitar, vocals, and a loop pedal. Admission is free and the show is open to all ages.

Dakota West Arts Council presents the Summer Songs Concert Series at General Sibley Park and Campground in partnership with Bismarck Parks and Recreation District. This free event welcomes all ages and spotlights Avantide, a four-piece alternative rock band from Bismarck that draws on influences such as The Black Keys, Pavement, and Spoon, shaping tuneful hooks, memorable lyrics, and tight interplay. The concert is planned for the park’s amphitheater, with a move to shelter 1 if weather is poor.

Pub 21 hosts karaoke sessions where anyone can take the mic, whether you have years of stage experience or are trying it for the first time. Pick the songs you love, bring friends, and sing your heart out on stage for a lively night of music.