Live music in Omaha, NE

Catch John Rogers live at The Peregrine Omaha Downtown. This free show runs from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Scotty McCreery takes the stage with special guest Lauren Alaina to launch Barnato Live at the PBC 2026 at the Club at Indian Creek. The concert is outdoors and will proceed regardless of weather, with food and beverages available for purchase. This is an all ages event, and outside food or drinks are not permitted.

Live music fills the plaza, creating a relaxed outing. Make it a full experience with patio dining at Pasta Amore, Miranda's, or Jaipur, then continue with drinks at Public House or Corkscrew Wine & Cheese. Bring a lawn chair for comfortable seating. Admission is free.

At Reverb Lounge, Secret Formula teams up with Spirit Awake and GRiMDOG for an all ages show. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

Uh Oh, an Omaha indie rock band, marks the release of its fourth album, In the Eye of the City, with an album release show in the Front Room at Slowdown. Sharing the bill are Kethro and the Tom Bartolomei Band, a lineup that reflects the album’s expanded, eclectic sound. This is an all ages show. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 the day of the show.

Main Street Studio & Art Gallery celebrates its tenth anniversary with a day of art, demonstrations and music. Visitors can explore new work from the in-house artists, watch a local glassblower at work and see a poi spinner in action. The afternoon brings Ice-Ice-Shavey cones. As evening arrives, expect drawings for artist gifts, live music, appetizers and drinks, along with a gift card raffle. This milestone highlights ten years of creative growth in Olde Towne Elkhorn with the artists of Main Street Studios, welcoming familiar faces and newcomers.

Returning to Heartland of America Park at The RiverFront, this Omaha summer festival brings a full day of live music. The lineup features Wet Leg, Bright Eyes, Killer Mike, Blondshell, Whitney, David Nance & Mowed Sound, and Carver Jones. The festival schedule and lineup are subject to change.

Settle into a relaxed, colorful evening at an outdoor market celebrating hippie style and creativity. More than 15 local makers will showcase handmade pieces, one-of-a-kind finds, and artistic flair. The patio at T&T: Trucks & Taps provides the setting with a lineup of food trucks, a cash bar and beer garden, plus extras like henna, permanent jewelry, live music, and more.

Saturday Night Market at Trucks & Taps features local vendors with unique goods, food trucks, and a cash bar in the beer garden. Live music fills the night while attendees browse, sip, and enjoy the atmosphere. It offers an easy way to connect with friends, support local businesses, and savor a summer evening in Omaha.

This summer tradition in Omaha is open to all ages, and admission is free.

Night two of Barnato live at the PBC 2026 from the Club at Indian Creek features Wyatt Flores with guest Kashus Culpepper. This outdoor concert will take place rain or shine, with food and beverages available for purchase. It is an all-ages event and promises a welcoming evening of music for everyone.

Catch Glen Phillips live at Stir Cove for an evening of pop rock and power pop performances. The show starts at 7:00 PM, and tickets are available through ticketing partners.

Music at Miller Park brings free outdoor concerts to the community as part of a summer series with live music, welcoming energy, and family-friendly fun. Performances feature artists such as Hot 8 Brass Band, Enjoli & Timeless, and the Chad Stoner Band. All shows are free and open to the public, and no tickets are required. Attendees may bring blankets, chairs, sunscreen, bug spray, food, and drinks including beer and wine, and leashed pets are welcome. Hard liquor and smoking are not permitted. The concerts continue regardless of the weather. This series is presented in partnership with Nelson Mandela Elementary School, Minne Lusa and Miller Park Neighborhood Associations, and other community partners.

A full jazz ensemble powers a big band take on the Omaha Broadway Bar sound, turning beloved show tunes into a concert-style night that blends singalongs and on-the-spot requests. Big band charts refresh Broadway hits and timeless standards in the stylish setting of Jewell on Capitol, creating an interactive experience for Broadway fans and music lovers. The venue features a thoughtfully curated menu, including shareable bites, heartier plates, and lighter options, paired with expertly crafted cocktails and other drinks. A $25 food and beverage minimum per guest applies during the event.

The M-80 Party brings high-energy cassette-era classic rock to Dream On The Green, an outdoor venue, and keeps the music going all night. Entry is limited to ages 21 and over, with a $5 cover collected at the door.

Waco-born Huser Brothers bring a soulful, high energy take on country to the Front Room at Slowdown, pulling from original material including the Find My Way EP and songs like Dancefloor, Highway, Tired of Runnin, and Honey. They have built a following in the independent scene, earned the 2025 TCMA Country Band of the Year, and shared stages with artists such as Koe Wetzel, Parker McCollum, Treaty Oak Revival, Dylan Scott, and Gary Allen. Josh Watson performs with Watson&Co., his longtime collaborators Daniel Shea and John Mitchell, as they prepare a debut album that will feature both band tracks and solo performances. This is an all ages show. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 on the day of the show.

ECKO returns to Bogie's Bar & Grill West with a high energy show filled with rock, pop, and dance favorites. The set blends throwbacks and newer hits, inviting plenty of sing along moments and keeping the dance floor moving. There is a $6 cover.

Night at the Bay at Fun-Plex brings Whiskey River back for another appearance. This event marks the return of Whiskey River to Night at the Bay.

Catch Bensley live at Rhythmz Lounge. The show is scheduled for 9:00 PM, with tickets available through Bandsintown.

At Fifth House in Blackstone, a live DJ mixes house, EDM, hip hop, and pop while guests dance and enjoy drinks. The patio and colorful lighting add to the atmosphere.

Music Bingo Karaoke turns the spotlight on boy band anthems for a singalong-filled session. The second round features a head-to-head between Pretty Ricky and B2K to see who claims bragging rights. Attendees can enjoy free play, with food and drinks available, vendor booths to explore, and prizes up for grabs while competitors go card for card on bingo. Admission is $10.

Overtime and The Blue Collar Soldiers Band bring the Modern Day Outlaw Tour, a tenth anniversary salute to the RIAA Gold breakthrough Hunger In My Stomach. Expect a full live band set featuring fan favorites like Next To Me, County Line, and Divided We Fall, along with new releases including Soldier Up, Stand Your Ground, and Stuck In My Ways. Wildcard, DurtE, Jake LaCoste, and Shawn Paris add a genre-mixing punch that blends country grit, rock energy, and rap intensity. There are no backing tracks, only a full band and high impact live music. Tickets are on sale now.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. team up with Kitchen Dwellers, with Mihali also performing, for a high-energy night in the Main Room at Slowdown. Expect Frasco’s anything-can-happen performance style, from mid-song instrument swaps to crowd interaction, all wrapped in a come-as-you-are spirit. Their landmark 10th studio album, Growing Pains, produced by Frasco, spotlights his songwriting with tracks like Try Not to Die alongside collaborations on Life Is Easy, Swinging for the Fences, They Call Me Hollywood, and the title cut. Kitchen Dwellers bring progressive roots steeped in bluegrass, folk, and a touch of psychedelic grit, featuring Shawn Swain on mandolin, Torrin Daniels on banjo, Joe Funk on upright bass, and Max Davies on acoustic guitar. Mihali, the Vermont-based singer, songwriter, guitarist, and co-founder of Twiddle, blends reggae spirit with immersive soundscapes and crowd-ready mantras on his album Effection, released via Ineffable Records, with support from artists including Iration, Chadwick Stokes, The Movement, The Elovaters, Jacob Hemphill, and Iya Terra. Advance tickets are $38 and day of show tickets are $43. Balcony Reserved is $53. Pitside East or West Reserved is $68. The Frasco & Dwellers VIP Experience is $133 and includes one general admission ticket, early entry with access to merchandise before the public, a personal meet and greet with photo with Andy Frasco & The U.N. and Kitchen Dwellers, an exclusive signed VIP poster, and a commemorative embroidered patch laminate or luggage tag. Pitside and Balcony are seated and first come, first pick within each section. This event is all ages.

Catch Andy Frasco and The U.N. live at Slowdown in Omaha, with Kitchen Dwellers and Mihali on the lineup. Doors open for an evening show starting at 7:00 PM, all times listed as local to the venue timezone.

This FolkHouse concert at the Joslyn Castle Carriage House features Brad Colerick, a singer and songwriter originally from Nebraska. He hosts Wine & Song, a weekly South Pasadena showcase he has led for 14 years, building a supportive community of musicians, songwriters, and fans. On stage he engages the audience with light banter and stories between songs. He also develops new material at the Jacaranda Veranda series, where music impresario John Antich suggested a compilation, helped choose the tracks, and served as executive producer. Tickets are $25. Ages 16 and up, with younger children welcome with parents.

North Omaha Music & Arts presents weekly jazz gatherings with no admission charge. A resident band kicks things off, then the floor opens to jazz musicians of all stripes, including instrumentalists and vocalists, to share their artistry, collaborate, and refine ideas together. Dedicated to strengthening the local jazz scene, these sessions create a supportive space to find inspiration, connect with peers, and enjoy live music.

Catch Lindsey Stirling live at The Astro in La Vista, NE. The show starts in the evening.

You can catch The Crane Wives at The Admiral Theater in Omaha. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM, and tickets are available via the listing.

Catch a midweek performance by Chad Stoner at North Omaha Music & Arts. Admission is free, and the show starts in the evening.

Reverb Lounge hosts an event featuring Surely Tempo. Admission is $17 when purchased in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

King King and Will Wilde are performing at Slowdown. The show starts in the evening and is listed with the venue’s local time.

Mike Zito takes the stage at The Waiting Room for a live show. Tickets are $22 in advance and $25 at the door, and the event welcomes all ages.

Catch Mohini Dey live at NOMAFEST. She is an internationally recognized electric bassist and composer from India, known for her standout technique and versatility, including collaborations with major artists and performances on prestigious stages. The event runs for about three hours in person.

Enjoy a laid back karaoke evening on the turf at Sonny’s. The microphones are ready, and there is plenty of space to step up and sing.