Live music in Bernalillo County, NM

Staind stops at Isleta Amphitheater in Albuquerque, NM with a tour marking 25 years of Break the Cycle.

Albuquerque marks another stop in the southwestern leg of the tour at Isleta Amphitheater, set against an expansive desert backdrop that adds to the drama. Seether’s heavy guitar attack carries across the wide open space, with the crowd surging for favorites like Remedy and Fake It and a poignant moment when Broken fills the night. This New Mexico performance brings a striking visual chapter as the tour moves into its final stretch.

Hosted by DJ Danielsan, this weekly karaoke night brings a supportive, upbeat vibe to The Imperial Dive Bar & Food Hall in Albuquerque. Singers of any experience level can take the stage, cheer on others, and enjoy local craft beer, cocktails, and a variety of local cuisine. No cover, and all ages are welcome, making it an easy pick for locals and visitors exploring karaoke in The Duke City.

Explore salsa musicality in a focused class at Hiland Dance Studio. The session breaks down structure, timing, and rhythmic layers to build a clear understanding of how the music works. Strengthen connection to the beat, polish timing on the dance floor, and turn musical insight into more expressive, confident movement.

Rise Against appears on the Ricochet 2026 bill with support from Alkaline Trio. This event is open to all ages.

The Wildwoods bring an intimate Americana set to Spirit Stage ABQ in Albuquerque, weaving lush harmonies with heartfelt, roots-driven songs. The performance celebrates family, friendship, and life on the open road, creating a warm, reflective atmosphere. This rising trio appears live in a close-up setting that spotlights voice, story, and connection.

A community celebration at the Route 66 Visitor Center brings together a car show, food trucks, and live music, along with an indoor marketplace highlighting local talent. Small businesses and makers present handcrafted items such as art, jewelry, and other locally produced goods inside the event center. Attendees can browse unique wares, enjoy the performances, and take in the automotive displays in a single festive setting.

An open mic welcomes karaoke singers, poets, and instrumentalists to share their talents. Hosted by Becca Grant, this family friendly event is free to attend, with donations appreciated. Please use the south door accessed from the parking lot behind the building.

Warm up your vocals at a karaoke night hosted by DJ Danielsan, where first timers and seasoned singers alike step up to the mic in a friendly, high energy setting. At The Imperial Dive Bar & Food Hall in Albuquerque, this gathering blends singalong fun with a lively social scene, offering local craft beer, affordable drafts and cocktails, and plenty of tasty local food. Expect applause, encouragement, and a chance to connect with others who love a good tune. Free entry and open to all ages.

Experience an evening of farm-to-table dining at Big Jim Farms, set among U-pick fields where rows of green chile and blooming flowers create a picturesque backdrop at sunset. Guests are treated to a thoughtfully crafted four-course menu featuring seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, paired with wines from Sheehan Winery, while live acoustic music drifts through the fields. Executive Chef Richard Padilla brings more than 15 years of culinary experience, drawing on time spent working alongside acclaimed chefs and leading kitchens at premier New Mexico destinations such as Hotel Albuquerque and The Inn & Spa at Loretto. His approach highlights sustainability, community, and the rich agricultural traditions of New Mexico, showcasing fresh regional ingredients in every course. Each ticket includes the four-course dinner, wine pairings, and live music, and tickets are $125 per guest. Seating is limited, and advance booking is required. A VIP early access option offers a golden hour experience with a handcrafted cocktail and private time in the U-pick flower fields, with the opportunity to gather sunflowers, zinnias, cosmos, and wildflowers to create a bouquet to take home in a mason jar.

Foreigner brings the Celebrating Fifty Years Tour to the Isleta Resort & Casino Showroom in Albuquerque, NM. This milestone stop marks fifty years for Foreigner.

This swing music series highlights a different guest musician at each show and draws from a repertoire of more than 80 tunes from the first half of the 20th century, so every performance offers its own character. Look forward to dancing, along with drinks, food, and sunshine.

A candlelit celebration of Harlem Renaissance flair arrives in Albuquerque with an evening of music, comedy, and vintage elegance. The night centers on Acute Inflections, a New York City duo whose sound fuses the grace of classic jazz with contemporary soul, nodding to icons like Billie Holiday and Erykah Badu. They have played to more than 50,000 guests at sold-out performances across the U.S. and abroad, appeared on HBO and Amazon, and garnered over 1,000 five-star reviews. Guests are welcome to embrace Gatsby-era style or come as they are, and complimentary snacks will be available throughout the show. Hosted at the Historic Lobo Theater & Events Center, a restored 1938 Art Deco movie palace along Route 66 in the Nob Hill neighborhood, this intimate setting adds nearly nine decades of character to the experience. Discounts are available for groups of eight or more. A portion of sales supports the Renaissance Youth Center, a South Bronx organization empowering inner-city youth through music education, after-school programs, and tutoring.

A karaoke night at Tractor Brewing Company in Albuquerque’s Nob Hill features Ravenesque and Crimson and offers a relaxed setting with unique beers on tap and food trucks on site. New participants are prioritized during the first rotation, and second and third rounds continue until the roster is full. Everyone is welcome, and children may attend with a responsible adult. Guests should be in good standing with DHP and Tractor.