Live music in Bend, OR

Silver Moon Brewing hosts live bluegrass featuring the Bluegrass Collective. Local musicians at intermediate to advanced levels take the stage to play their favorite bluegrass songs for the community.

Godsmack brings The Rise of Rock World Tour 2026 to Hayden Homes Amphitheater. The concert is rain or shine. The amphitheater features a grassy lawn with no permanent seats. Reserved seating may be available at select shows, and low profile chairs are offered to rent on a concert by concert basis. For specific seating details, refer to the venue’s site. Leave outside food and beverages at home. Professional grade cameras and recording devices are not permitted. This is a cashless venue. Only clear bags up to 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches are allowed, with small clutches up to 6 inches by 9 inches as the exception. To help ease traffic and parking, the venue partners with Commute Options to encourage walking, biking, carpooling, transit, or other alternatives. Concertgoers can take part in the Commute Options Summer Commute Challenge for chances to win prizes and concert tickets during the season. For maps, directions, parking details, permitted and prohibited items, accessibility information, and other FAQs, consult the venue’s information resources.

VTP and 1988 Entertainment present Spafford with an outdoor performance in the Volcanic Theatre Courtyard. As a jam band, they lean into adventurous improvisation and extended grooves, building each set in the moment through a shared musical vocabulary that draws on influences ranging from 90s alt rock to Steely Dan and The Crystal Method. Their shows highlight tight interplay and spontaneous turns for a fresh experience each night. The group has headlined sold out dates and appeared at major festivals including Bonnaroo and Firefly. Presale tickets are $27. Their new album, Cat Shop, is available on streaming, with double vinyl and CD options. The vinyl pressing includes exclusive demos and a special Fire Alarm Jam available only on that format.

Godsmack, Stone Temple Pilots, and Dorothy perform together at Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend, Oregon. This multi-artist concert brings three bands to one stage for a night of live music.

Experience a cozy music series showcasing artists personally chosen by Tom Nechville and Linda Leavitt. There is no cover charge. Suggested donations are welcome, and proceeds support CoreSisters.org or the Latin Community Association.

Originally from the Columbia River Gorge, Megan Alder brings upbeat swing and Americana to Crosscut - Warming Hut No.5, powered by a commanding voice and gritty, soulful originals. Drawing inspiration from Billie Holiday and Bonnie Raitt, she builds her sound with live loops and a playful touch of kazoo. Her latest release, Dark Side, includes four original tracks recorded live in Parkdale, Oregon, and is available on all platforms.

Enjoy karaoke hosted by Dave Cole.

Raynes brings its genre-defying sound to Sisters Folk Festival, showcasing intricate vocal harmonies, distinctive instrumentation, and poetic lyrics. The British-American trio formed when North Dakota natives Mat Charley and Joe Berger discovered UK singer Mark Race on Instagram, sparking a transatlantic collaboration that quickly became a band. A few months later, he marked the leap by tattooing the flight number that brought him to the US. Since then, the group has signed with Sony Music Publishing and released six singles and four EPs. Their catalog draws hundreds of thousands of monthly listeners and tens of millions of streams, with press coverage in Billboard and People. Live highlights include BottleRock Festival 2025 and performances in clubs, concert halls, and amphitheatres across the US and the UK, building a reputation for energetic shows. Their music blends influences from around the world, weaving elements of folk, rock, and chamber pop with Celtic and world music into a sound that is original and hard to categorize.

Two Portland acts share the stage in Bend for a night of folk-leaning sounds with modern sparks. Fox and Bones, a Post-Yacht Rock duo, arrive in a creative upswing shaped by a new personal chapter and the touch of internationally acclaimed songwriter Greg Holden, who produced their album “Long Time Honey” and is steering their forthcoming fifth release “Are We Still Having Fun”. Their songs thread together reflections on technology, today’s political climate, anxiety, party culture, and mental health, set to a palette that moves from vintage-tinged folk rock to bright, Bleachers-like indie pop. Their road-tested résumé includes extensive touring, bills with Rayland Baxter, The Dead South, ZZ Ward, Fantastic Cat, ALO, and Glitterfox, honors from the Tucson Folk Festival songwriting contest and the International Acoustic Music Awards, and Best Folk/Americana Album recognition from the PNW Music Awards. The Parnells bring rich family harmonies and a blend of folk, roots country, and Americana, led by husband and wife Corey and Whitney Parnell. Emerging from central Oregon’s singer-songwriter pub scene, they earned buzz with the “Own Your Soul” EP, landed on notable playlists such as Spotify’s “New Music Nashville”, and have shared stages with Jewel, Kris Kristofferson, Elle King, and The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Their critically acclaimed self-titled album, recorded live in Sisters with producer David Jacobs-Strain, highlights raw performance and sharp, heartfelt writing.

Drifting Roots appears with guests for a performance of original reggae shaped by a journey that began in San Diego in 2018 and continues from a home base in Central Florida under founder Matthew Mavericks. Mavericks writes, records, and produces the music at his Satellite Beach studio. The touring band features Matt on guitar and lead vocals with Joey Zizzo on bass and vocals and Jordenn Garcia on drums, delivering an energetic set rooted in classic reggae traditions. Their resume includes shared stages with Collie Buddz, Steel Pulse, Julian Marley, The Movement, Mike Love, and Authority Zero. The performance draws from two Top 5 releases on the iTunes charts, Life is Good from 2021 and Meant to Be from 2022, along with songs from the five song EP Find a Way released in 2024. The group tours from coast to coast, carrying their music and a message of love to audiences nationwide.

Participants hone their craft in a safe, supportive space centered on sharing and encouragement. Passionate hosts guide the gathering and cultivate a positive, welcoming atmosphere for creative expression.

Jack Johnson brings the SURFILMUSIC Tour 2026 to Hayden Homes Amphitheater for an outdoor show that will take place rain or shine. With every ticket, $2 is donated by the artist to support the environment, with $1 directed to REVERB Climate Project Portfolio for carbon reduction projects and $1 to the Johnson Ohana Foundation to support All At Once Non-Profit Partners working on environmental initiatives near each concert and across the country. No portion of the ticket price is tax deductible. The Amphitheater operates as a cashless venue. Outside food or beverages are not permitted, and professional grade cameras or recording devices are not allowed. Only clear bags up to 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches are accepted, with small clutches measuring 6 inches by 9 inches or smaller as the only exception. To ease travel, the venue is partnering with Commute Options to encourage walking, biking, carpooling, riding transit, or another alternative mode, and concertgoers can take part in a summer commute challenge with chances to win prizes and concert tickets throughout the season. Venue maps, directions, parking information, permitted and prohibited items, policies, accessibility details, and other FAQs are available through the venue’s information resources.