Live music in Santa Fe, NM

Tinys hosts a weekly Tuesday open mic where anyone can step up and share their talent. Meals and drinks are available for participants and guests during the performances.

Live music with Johnny Lloyd and company fills The Cowgirl BBQ with a family-friendly performance that is free to attend. Food and margaritas are available to complement the show. Photo credit: LZackler.

Robert Plant takes the stage at the Santa Fe Opera Theatre in Santa Fe, NM.

A free community celebration of queer joy fills High Desert Cafe & Bar at The Mystic Santa Fe with a lively monthly dance party. In collaboration with the Human Rights Alliance and LezGo NM, Somewhere in the Rainbow creates a welcoming space to move, connect, and celebrate, inspired by the Queer Get Together of Santa Fe. There is no cover charge and no ticket is required. Enjoy the featured Rainbow Eclipse cocktail, crafted with vodka, grapefruit, cranberry mint–infused simple syrup, a hint of white glitter, and a fresh mint sprig. Nonalcoholic options are available, and the cafe offers a full dinner menu. Parking is provided in two lots at The Mystic, with additional street parking along Clark Rd between Jackalope and Big 5 Sporting Goods. Please do not park in the Jackalope lot next door. High Desert is The Mystic’s bar and cafe, serving breakfast and afternoon fare with a dessert bar later in the evening, plus light bites, salads, pizzas, paninis, and charcuterie boards alongside a full coffee and cocktail bar.

Feng E presents a rock-inspired ukulele concert that puts a spotlight on the instrument’s power and range. The teenage artist from Taiwan blends inventive takes on contemporary songs with his own original pieces, combining precise technique with lively, engaging performance. His rise began when a video of him playing Tommy Emmanuel’s arrangement of Mason Williams’ Classical Gas in a Taipei park gained worldwide attention, leading to onstage collaborations with Emmanuel in both Taiwan and Hong Kong. He later appeared twice on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, advanced to the quarterfinals of America’s Got Talent, and built his largest online following in the United States. He has performed internationally and earned wins in competitions across Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, China, and Hawaii, and he received the Golden Buzzer from David Foster on Asia’s Got Talent. Starting piano at age four, he has since mastered five instruments and composed numerous original works. His inventive covers continue to attract millions of views, and his YouTube channel has more than 768,000 subscribers.

This second installment of the tribute to Antonio Carlos Jabim features the new ensemble Brasil '26 with Eliana Joy on vocals, Alex Murzyn on sax, Russ Scanlon on guitar, Bert Dalton on piano, Joe Chellman on drums, Gordy Johnson on bass, and Nicolas Lebron on percussion. Tickets are $20 for General Admission, $15 for Seniors 65 and older, and free for Students 18 and under. Tickets are available online or at the door.

Joshua Ray Walker brings his Country and Americana songwriting to Meow Wolf Santa Fe for an all ages performance. The Dallas native is known for vivid, character centered narratives delivered with a distinctive tenor that blends Texas roots with a contemporary emotional edge. Since his 2019 debut, he has appeared on national television, performed at the Grand Ole Opry multiple times, and logged more than two thousand shows across the United States and Europe. His sixth album, Ain’t Dead Yet, marks a deeply personal turn, created across the span of cancer treatment, including sessions recorded right before lung surgery that could have changed his voice. Built around pedal steel, fiddle, and his trademark guitar work, these songs explore mortality, gratitude, memory, and transformation, meeting uncertainty with grit, clarity, and hard earned joy. Throughout his catalog he remains dedicated to truth telling, even when it is difficult, and this release carries that approach into a story of change and a second chance. The event is all standing. Advance tickets are $25 plus fees, with day of show pricing at $30 plus fees, and there will be a member presale followed by a general on sale. Parking is available at the venue. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drink is not permitted. For safety, prohibited items include backpacks and oversized bags, laptops or tablets, bulky coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment. Entry implies consent to be photographed or filmed for Lensic promotional use, and anyone who prefers not to be captured can inform venue staff or event photographers and videographers. ADA accommodations are available with advance notice.

DJ Pygar returns to the Tumbleroot patio with an all-vinyl set as part of Sundays on the Patio. Shaped by beginnings in Holland’s underground and connections to South America, Pygar threads together selections from around the world for a cosmic journey in sound.

Los Angeles vocalist Irene Diaz brings an intimate, soulful sound shaped by spare accompaniment on piano, guitar, or ukulele. Performing since 2010 and influenced by artists such as Sade, Nina Simone, Hope Sandoval, and Ritchie Valens, she is known for a powerful voice and moving delivery that have earned widespread attention. Her work has been featured by NPR’s Tiny Desk and covered by outlets including OC Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone, and Grimy Goods. The 2013 single “Crazy Love” has surpassed four million streams on Spotify and was named one of Bride.com’s top wedding songs alongside tracks by John Legend and Lana Del Rey. Performances range from intimate rooms like the Hotel Cafe to a Selena Tribute in Chicago for an audience topping 13,000, showcasing a stage presence that connects in any setting. This all-ages performance takes place at Unit B. Premium Seating is limited. The venue offers ADA access, on-site parking, and full bar service, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Dinner reservations are recommended, especially for parties of three or more, to help the venue arrange tables, and guests with Premium Seating should mention it when reserving. Entry constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed for Lensic marketing or promotional use. Those who prefer not to be recorded can inform a staff member or a photographer or videographer on site.