Live music in Reno, NV

Rock fans, get ready for Blue Öyster Cult to light up Street Heat with a full night of classic hard rock. The event runs for about four hours and features Ventura Highway as the opening act. Entry is in person, and the listed refund policy is no refunds.

The Jason King Band takes the Firelit Stage for a live show.

Look forward to an upbeat night filled with dancing and singalong moments with the Baker Street Band. The group took shape in Reno in 2008 when friends harmonizing on rock and roll realized they had a sound worth sharing. Drawing on their varied musical backgrounds and a shared love of the genre, they crafted what they call the Baker Street way, a distinctive approach that reimagines familiar songs rather than matching the original recordings.

Pipe Down is bringing its surf rock, roots reggae, reggae rock, and reggae sound for a live show at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino. The concert kicks off at 8:00 PM.

Country music duo Midland headlines an afternoon show at Club Underground in Reno. The concert takes place at 3:00 PM local venue time.

Club Underground Megaplex hosts a live music showcase headlined by Midland, joined by Pecos and the Rooftops, Reed Peterson, Patrice, and Share the Fire. On the showroom stage, Morgan Mackenzie leads the bill with Dirt City in the lineup as well. This is an all-ages concert experience, presented by 30 Silver Media, a Reno-based small business producing concert events across the West.

Celebrate the wrap-up of the Boots Honky Tonk summer series with a riverside finale at Wingfield Park in Downtown Reno. Country artist Carson Chandler takes the stage for a live performance, and High Desert Country leads a free dance lesson open to all guests. Look forward to live music, dancing under the lights, local libations, and the signature Boots vibe that kept dancers moving all summer. It is a Western-style sendoff along the Truckee River that brings the community together for one last night of honky tonk energy.

Rock into Street Heat for a live performance by George Thorogood and The Destroyers. Expect their signature, high-energy blues-rock sound, with big classics and plenty of high-volume fun all night. Greg Golden Band is listed as the opening act.

Beatles Flashback brings a live Beatles tribute to the Firelit Stage in Northern Nevada.

Ideateam brings a live set to RPM, showcasing a rotating lineup of Sacramento musicians who collaborate on original songs alongside a blend of vintage and modern covers. Performances move through layered grooves grounded in exploratory funk, soul, and R&B, shifting and stretching throughout the set. Sacramento News & Review writer Dave Kempa has described their sound as tight, technical, and deeply earthy, capturing a raw strain of funk that draws listeners into its pulse.

Enjoy live country music from Jakota Wass as part of the Levitt AMP Carson City Music Series. The performance will be at the Brewery Arts Center campus.

Kick up your heels with free country dance lessons led by DJ Jeremy McGuigan and Sara B Dancin'. Country hits set the mood for a lively session of line dancing, with demonstrations and step by step instruction to help newcomers learn the moves and give returning dancers fresh steps to try. This event is free and open to the public. An RSVP is not required, but it can help with planning and allows for event updates.

Shinedown and Coheed and Cambria perform live at the Nugget Event Center at Nugget Casino Resort in Sparks. The concert brings both bands to the same stage for a shared bill of live music.

Presented by Corwin Buick GMC and the City of Sparks, multi-platinum rock band Shinedown brings the Dance, Kid, Dance, Act II Tour to Nugget Casino Resort for a single night of high-voltage rock. The performance features explosive stagecraft, chart-topping anthems, and deep favorites delivered with an arena-level production. Special guests Coheed and Cambria add their progressive edge with cinematic storytelling and beloved tracks, creating a powerhouse bill that speaks to mainstream rock fans as well as the alt and prog crowd.

Jason Joshua performs live at Club Underground. The show is open to all ages. It is produced by 30 Silver Media, a Reno small business that presents concert events across the West and is homegrown in Reno, Nevada.

Shinedown continues its Western swing with an open-air show at the Nugget Event Center in Sparks, channeling the band’s signature intensity and emotional weight into an outdoor experience. The set features fan favorites like Second Chance, Sound of Madness, Monsters, Cut the Cord, 45, and Planet Zero, powered by huge sound and striking stage production. It adds up to a high-energy summer night of modern rock anthems with plenty of memorable connection from the stage.

Presented by the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra in collaboration with the City of Reno, this free, all-ages concert series fills West Street Plaza with live music in the heart of Downtown Reno. Small ensembles from the orchestra offer close-up performances that celebrate community, culture, and the beauty of the Truckee River. Enjoy a relaxed riverside setting and choose from food trucks while taking in the music.

Turned Up Tuesdays brings a lively karaoke night to Reno Public Market with R&B Productions hosting. Guests can take the stage with great sound, pick up a drink from the Honey Bar, and enjoy global bites from RPM’s food vendors. It is an upbeat blend of music, fun, and good vibes for singers and supportive audiences alike.

At The Village at Rancharrah, often called Reno’s backyard, the Village Summer Concert Series returns for its fourth year, presented by Dolan Auto Group. Each week the courtyard becomes an open-air gathering place where neighbors, families, and visitors enjoy free live music and a welcoming community vibe. The series often draws hundreds and highlights a range of local and regional talent across multiple styles. Guests are welcome to bring low-back lawn chairs or a picnic blanket and relax while enjoying a meal, a cool beverage, or a sweet treat from the Village’s many restaurants and eateries. Outside food and alcohol are not permitted. This season’s lineup features Kyle Rea, The Jim Doyle Band featuring John Ramey, Beatles Flashback, Jonny Rolling and the Punches, EHA, Mighty Mike Schermer, Tim Snider, Rhythmia, Full Blast, Andersen Ackerman Band, The Copper Children, and Jelly Bread. Additional details, weekly band announcements, and special updates will be shared on the Village at Rancharrah website and social channels. The series is supported by generous sponsors including Dolan Auto Group, Tolles, Town & Country Landscape, Devcon, Logic Commercial Real Estate, Swift Institute, Plenum Builders, Pinecrest Construction & Development, LP Insurance, and Hyatt Place Reno. The Village offers a destination to gather, savor locally crafted food, discover gifts, and unwind with spa experiences, creating a place for memorable moments.

Outdoor house music returns to West Street Plaza in downtown Reno, as BLT partners with the City of Reno to bring lively tunes and welcoming vibes beside the Truckee River. The soundtrack comes from the Up Till Dawn DJs Vic Cruilic, Leta Trise, and Shane Harjes. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, with room to dance, meet new friends, and escape the heat. The Doggy Style food truck will be on site serving hot dogs.

A lively midweek outing at Reno Public Market blends bingo with the sounds of 90s and classic RnB. Music sets kick things off, then the games begin, with players competing for prizes while grooving to favorite throwback tracks. Hosted by Mo Ayala, this event welcomes everyone and pairs the fun with shopping, two full bars, and plenty of eats and treats from more than 13 local food vendors.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert as the Lazy 5 Music Series wraps up with Escalade, a series favorite delivering Motown, pop, rock, and R&B. Bring a blanket, chairs, snacks, and a cooler to settle in for the music and good vibes. Presented by Heritage Bank. Please leave pets at home, only trained service animals will be permitted.

Cypress Reno hosts a weekly open mic led by Greg Gilmore and Josh Kisor, welcoming local musicians, comedians, storytellers, and other creatives to share their work. The evening blends performances, opportunities to collaborate, and an audience ready to discover new voices. Expect a relaxed, supportive setting focused on fresh material, genuine talent, and a strong sense of community.

Catch a rare live night featuring The Blues Project, celebrating the blues, rock, jazz, and psych legends who helped shape a sound all their own. The event is in person and lasts about 2 hours. Free parking is available, and doors open at 6:30 PM.

Salsa Night at Cypress Reno, presented by Tiempo Latino Dance Company, welcomes dancers of every experience level. The evening begins with a relaxed lesson designed for newcomers to help everyone feel confident, then shifts into social dancing with a DJ spinning salsa, bachata, and other Latin rhythms. Attend on your own or with a partner and meet new people as the floor stays lively late into the night. Expect an intimate setting with plenty of energy, all centered on music, movement, and fun.

Catch Grupo Frontera live at J Resorts Festival Grounds in Reno. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Oregon indie and alternative rock band Evening Shades performs live on the Cellar stage at Alturas Bar, appearing alongside Reno musician Michael Tegio. It is a night made for dancing or simply enjoying a beer while the music plays.

Evening Shades is performing at Alturas Bar’s Cellar Stage for an evening of alternative and rock music. The show is listed to start at 9:00 PM local venue time.