Live music in Sioux Falls, SD

An additional performance has been added to the Art and Wine Walk in downtown Sioux Falls. Expect a performance at The Steel District.

Phil's continues to serve as a welcoming home for live music in Sioux Falls, with its easygoing energy very much alive. The familiar scene that regulars remember is here, along with a playful nudge to cut loose and enjoy the groove.

North Carolina artist and songwriter Cassidy Daniels brings a soulful voice and vivid storytelling to the stage, with credits that include sharing bills with Willie Nelson, Florida Georgia Line, and Billy Currington. She recently reached the finals on the CBS and Paramount series The Road and is slated to appear in the upcoming Yellowstone spin-off Dutton Ranch, performing multiple original songs. Kimberly Meyer opens the show. Levitt at the Falls, an outdoor, family-friendly venue in Falls Park West, hosts free live music all summer in downtown Sioux Falls, with this concert featuring food options from The Lunch Box Sufu, Southern Perfection BBQ, La Sabrosita, and Street Sweets, plus a happy hour at JJ’s bar at the Levitt. Support for the concert comes from Ophthalmology LTD, Sammons Financial, and MarketBeat.

Undercover returns to Sioux Falls for a live performance featuring favorite music at Cherapa Place Plaza downtown. The band will deliver an evening set of familiar songs.

Following registration for the Sioux Empire Classic, karaoke takes place at Club David with DJ Brain serving as emcee. There is no cover charge, and the event is open to the public.

Corner Pub and Casino hosts karaoke led by DJ Travis, creating a fun setting for singers of all styles. Step up to the mic, choose a favorite track, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere filled with music and good vibes.

KORY and the FIREFLIES bring an upbeat, feel-good performance to Levitt at the Falls, a free, family-friendly outdoor concert in downtown Sioux Falls. Founded by frontman Kory Van Sickle in 1994, the band has spent more than three decades creating music and building strong connections with audiences, earning induction into the South Dakota Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2023 and the Iowa Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2025. Their message continues to center on peace and love. Freya Jane and the Nightshades open the concert. Food will be available from Backyard BBQ, Windy City Bites, Los Coco’s Mexican Food, and Street Sweets, and JJ’s bar at the Levitt offers a happy hour. Levitt at the Falls is an outdoor venue in Falls Park West presenting live music throughout the summer, and this concert is supported by AARP SD, the MidAmerican Energy Foundation as Homegrown Series sponsor, and MarketBeat as the season’s presenting sponsor.

Experience a live performance of original songs by Fine Mess.

A first-time performance comes to The Den. Enjoy drinks and a night of jamming.

Sioux Falls artist Soleil leads a tribute to early 2000s R&B icon Ne-Yo, bringing the music video style of that era to the stage. Backed by Reuben Rodriguez & Co., the show highlights smooth moves and R&B hits. Building on a previous Usher tribute, this installment turns the spotlight to Ne-Yo and the sounds that defined the early 2000s.

Taking place at JJ's Billiards & Darts Sioux Falls, this celebration honors Kevin Kitson with a full slate of music and activities. Enjoy live performances from Exit 357, Background Noise, Common Echo, and Shirley Strippef, with IRON CREEK returning to the stage for its first ever reunion show. Activities include raffles and auction items, a hog roast, a 50/50 drawing, and plenty of opportunities to raise a beer in a toast to Kevin. Expect a lively atmosphere filled with music, good food, and friendly cheer.

Sioux Falls Noon Sertoma presents a community car show at Lake Lorraine, featuring classic and show vehicles, food from the Sertoma Pit Boys, and music by John Smalls of Sunny 93.3. A 50/50 drawing and plenty of community fun round out the experience. Proceeds benefit the Sertoma Legacy All Abilities Playground, so children of all abilities can play, grow, and feel they belong. All classic and show cars are welcome.

The Monday's at McKennan concert series returns with free live music at the McKennan Park Bandshell. Audience members can bring a lawn chair or blanket and settle in for music in the park. The lineup spans a range of styles and performers, including Neo Johnson's with classic rock, Tayko Jones, The Fabulous Fitty Band, Guilty Pleasures, Jami Lynn with folk, Surfin' Safari with a 50s and 60s tribute, Mogen's Heroes, the Tara Faber Band, and Ed Riad Shrine "Last Call."

A weekly social focused on West Coast Swing brings dancers together in Sioux Falls. The evening starts with two simultaneous lessons, one tailored to beginners learning the basics and another for experienced dancers at an intermediate level, followed by social dancing for everyone. No partner is required, and this contemporary swing style pairs well with many kinds of music. The event takes place at the historic Little Stone Church on wood floors. Admission is $10 at the door, or $7 with a student ID or a Sioux Falls Ballroom Dance Club membership. Parking is available in a lot on the south side, with additional options on nearby streets and in the middle school lot across the street.

Weekly karaoke is back at Upper Cut Lounge. It takes place every Wednesday after bike night at the Cut.

Make the most of a summer lunch break in downtown Sioux Falls with weekly outdoor music running Thursday through Saturday. The setting rotates among Cherapa Place, The Steel District, and Phillips Avenue Plaza, and each stop features local live performances alongside multiple food options to enjoy.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert at Levitt at the Falls with the Fellowship Jazz Center Orchestra featuring Alyssa Allgood. An opening act, Honor Jazz Orchestra, will be on the lineup, and the show runs from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM. There are also food trucks available, including Bluestem Bistro, Tasty Inn and Out, Taqueria Juanita, and Street Sweets. Come bring a lawn chair or blanket for a family-friendly evening downtown.