Live music in Medford, OR

Enjoy a monthly coffee break at Hyperion Coffeehouse, the new name for the former Cafe Soleil. The venue continues its focus on excellent coffee, tasty food, and live music.

Join the First Friday Empanada Throwdown for a laid-back music, food, and wine hangout. You’ll get freshly made local empanadas from Caba Empanadas and light summer wines from Resistance Wine Co. It runs in the afternoon and into the evening, so you can stop by for tastings and bites or linger for a longer visit. Wine tastings are $20, plus the cost of your empanadas. RSVP is appreciated.

Outdoor live music fills the patio shared by Ruby’s and Gil’s as The Jackelopes perform in Ashland, Oregon. The space supports music, conversation, food, and community beneath the summer sky, with local brews on hand. Attendees may want dancing shoes, an open mind for discovering a new band, and an appetite. Find a table and settle in for an easygoing evening with friends. Free admission, open to all ages.

Daniel Nickels Band brings a high energy mix of rocking Americana and boot stomping country to Dunbar Farms in the Rogue Valley. Expect a lively set that invites dancing, with dancing shoes or boots being a great fit for the night.

Back Door Blues Band brings its danceable blues to RoxyAnn Winery for a live performance. To reserve a table, call (541) 776-2315 and follow the prompts.

Catch Chicago The Musical at Oregon Cabaret Theatre. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Catch Modest Mouse live at Britt Pavilion in Medford. It’s a rock show featuring indie and modern rock sounds.

Tres Palomas brings bossa nova and timeless songs from around the world to Dunbar Farms, presenting a live performance filled with gentle rhythms and classic melodies.

The PNW Stompede Competition Tour celebrates its fifth season with a stop at The Rocky Tonk Saloon. Participants who compete at any of the twelve tour stops can qualify for the Jackpot finals at Jamie Lee Dance Fest. This stop gives competitors a chance to move one step closer to the culmination of the tour.

Explore the Lithia Artisans Market, a lively hub for local artists and craftspeople near where Lithia Park meets Calle Guanajuato. Bekkah McAlvage shares an original spin on country folk, blending singer songwriter storytelling with classic country, splashes of bluegrass, and blues inspired, toe tapping rhythms. She is also the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the all women bluegrass group The Rosa Lees, bringing her roots focused style to a setting surrounded by handcrafted work and creative energy.

Acoustic guitar and vocal duo Enoch and David return to the vineyard for a performance featuring original songs and covers. Their set spans Americana, blues, folk, and classic styles.

Marchfourth brings a free, family friendly outdoor performance to Lithia Park in Ashland. Food trucks and a beer garden will be available. All are welcome. Please leave pets at home and do not bring outside alcohol. Presented by Ashland Folk Collective with support from community sponsors including the City of Ashland, Rogue Credit Union, Ashland Food Coop, Conscious Construction, Weisinger Family Winery, Jefferson Public Radio, Neuman Hotel Group, Rogue Food Unites, Resistance Wine Co, Ashland Hills Hotel & Suites, Middle Rogue Audio, Fry Family Farm, KS Wild, and Ashland Parks and Recreation.

Phoenix Vibes brings a family-friendly concert to Blue Heron Park. Earlier shows in the series have featured The Brothers Reed and Rogue Suspects, and for this installment the performer is still to be announced.

Free, family-friendly concerts fill the Lithia Park Bandshell with music, community, and connection as part of the Ashland Folk Collective series. This installment spotlights MarchFourth, a Portland-born ensemble that mixes funk, rock, jazz, and global rhythms into a kinetic performance. Bold horns and driving percussion set the pace while acrobats, stilt walkers, and dancers bring a visual spectacle, creating an experience that feels like a street parade and a concert together. MarchFourth returns to the Bandshell for another season, turning a summer evening in the park into a lively, dance-forward celebration.

Enjoy live music at Cafe Lumina as Tres Palomas performs Bossa Nova and classic songs from around the world.

Ashland City Band presents its summer concert series at the Butler Bandshell in Lithia Park. This 70-member ensemble, whose history stretches back to 1876, upholds a long tradition of weekly concerts and a Fourth of July parade appearance. Each program blends original compositions, orchestral transcriptions, marches, and selections from musicals, with guest soloists featured on many nights. Seating is limited, so attendees are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket and pack favorite picnic snacks. Pre-concert music is offered ahead of the main performance.

Cheap Trick is performing at Bi Mart Amphitheater in Central Point. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM.