Live music in Fargo, ND

All ages are welcome as Overtime marks ten years since the RIAA Certified Gold breakthrough Hunger In My Stomach with a high-energy stop on The Modern Day Outlaw Tour. Expect a full live band delivering favorites like Next To Me, County Line, and Divided We Fall alongside newer cuts including Soldier Up, Stand Your Ground, and Stuck In My Ways. There are no backing tracks, only real musicianship and a hard-hitting show that blends country grit, rock power, and rap intensity. The lineup features support from Wildcard, DurtE, Jake LaCoste, and Shawn Paris. General Admission is $20 in advance or $25 the day of show and includes standing-room entry only with no reserved seating, first come first served, and no VIP access or early entry. A $100 VIP Meet and Greet includes one General Admission ticket, a 45-minute casual meet, a custom drawstring bag, a signed tour poster, and a signed photo. Availability is limited and packages are non-transferable. Tickets and VIP Meet and Greet packages are available.

Overtime and guests DurtE, Shawn Paris, and Wildcard are set to perform live at TAK Music Venue. The show starts in the evening, with tickets available through the listed ticket source.

Come dance the night away at a 90s-themed party in Fargo with DJ Brian St. Clair. Expect a mix of big 90s hits across Eurodance, pop, R&B, electronica, hip-hop, and rock, plus a 90s music video mix show. Doors open at 8:00 PM, and the party runs until 2:00 AM. Entry is for ages 21+.

Enjoy a karaoke night with D&J Music & Karaoke at the Alibi, featuring singing, drinks, snacks, gambling, and friendly company. Microphones are sanitized between singers to keep things clean and comfortable.

Raynes is set to perform at The Aquarium in Fargo. The show starts at 6:30 PM, and tickets are available via Bandsintown. All times listed are local to the venue’s timezone.

Sevendust is bringing their hard-driving rock/metal sound to Scheels Arena for an evening show. Showtime is listed for 6:00 PM local to the venue.

Returning by popular request, this musical adaptation of Dahl’s cherished tale centers on a brilliant young girl with unusual abilities who refuses to be silenced by indifferent parents or an overbearing headmistress. With quick wit, a fierce imagination, and a spark of magic, Matilda chooses courage, takes a stand, and reshapes her future. Expect spirited choreography, catchy numbers, and an uplifting story that celebrates resilience, curiosity, and doing what is right.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota and United Way of Cass-Clay host Eat United, a community-focused food truck lunch where a share of every meal purchased from participating vendors supports United Way programs in the area. The event takes place at the HealthyDakota Campus parking lot and features live music by Keith Axtman in a welcoming setting. The local food truck lineup includes Adibon, Heart N Soul, Jazzy's Mobile Kitchen, Jumbos Food Truck, Namaste Chai and Kitchen, Penny's Eatery, Queens Quesadilla, Smoke My Butt BBQ, Soul Taco, Top Dog Hot Dog, Twisted J's, and Windsor Waffles.

The RedHawks meet the Sioux City Explorers at Newman Outdoor Field. This Business Day Game is brought to you by Network Center, and after the game a Happy Harry's concert will feature Rick Adams.

Sunset Social brings together Modish Boutique & Salon Suites and Total Skin for a relaxed summer evening centered on shopping, live music, and food. Multiple local vendors showcase unique finds, a food truck serves up bites, and the focus stays on celebrating and supporting small businesses in the community. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with music, marketplace browsing, and opportunities to discover new favorites from local makers and shops.

Each week features wine tastings paired with appetizers. Live performances by local musicians add to the atmosphere, and an annual membership is available for $15.

Symphony Rocks returns to Bluestem Amphitheater with Funky Days and Disco Nights, the FM Symphony’s hallmark summer celebration and largest annual fundraiser. Now in its 15th year, the concert features the FM Symphony performing with Post Traumatic Funk Syndrome, delivering symphonic takes on disco and funk favorites by artists like Donna Summer, ABBA, and Parliament-Funkadelic. Expect a festive atmosphere with food trucks, raffles, and drinks, along with plenty of time to relax with friends. Retro outfits are encouraged, from bell bottoms to platform boots, though casual attire is welcome. The concert takes place rain or shine. This is a fundraising event for the FM Symphony and tickets are nonrefundable. Sponsors include Thoreson Steffes Trust Company, Colliers with Mark Johnson, AARP, Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitors Bureau, and Bravera Bank, with media support from MPR and Prairie Public.