Live music in Park City, UT

Catch The Pirates of Penzance live at Murray Park Amphitheater. The show is scheduled for the evening with an 8:00 PM start.

Break up the midday routine at the Junction Commons Entry Plaza with live music and an easygoing atmosphere. Choose lunch from Jersey Mike’s Subs, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Shake Shack, The Border Food Truck, Hokulia Shaved Ice, and Mountain Berry Bowls, then relax to the music and enjoy the sunshine. Tasty options, live tunes, and a lunch break that is easy to linger over.

Pendry Park City hosts an evening of live Americana from Mountain Country with Jim Fish in the heart of Canyons Village. With Park City’s warm-season adventures close at hand, the setting offers a laid-back mountain backdrop for the music. Upbeat, country-tinged songs and a spirited atmosphere shape this performance from beginning to end.

At Millcreek Common, a market features fresh local produce, prepared foods, and live music, with opportunities to connect with the community. Information about workshops, participating vendors, and the band lineup is available.

Starry Nights @ the Plaza brings an evening of live music, community outreach and food trucks to Centennial Plaza. Pop-O-GoGo takes the stage, the Public Safety Committee hosts Night Out Against Crime, and Food Truck League food trucks round out the lineup. Admission is free. It is part of an ongoing series on the plaza.

KBER 101 presents Motionless In White as part of the Static Dress lineup at America First Field. Expect a heavy set with Motionless In White plus additional metal acts including Static Dress, Fit For A King, and Lorna Shore. Doors and exact show start time aren’t listed on the page, but the event is scheduled for Friday, August 7, 2026.

Presented by Reggae Rise Up, the High Tide Summer Tour featuring Pepper and The Movement arrives at The Union Event Center, with Joe Samba joining as a special guest. This is an all ages concert celebrating live music.

Pepper and The Movement bring island-flavored, feel-good reggae rock for an easygoing night filled with smooth grooves, infectious rhythms, and sing-along summertime anthems. Expect a sunny mood that celebrates good times and the company of friends.

Back by popular demand, Park City Institute partners with Canyons Village Management Association to present an outdoor live concert at Canyons Village at Park City Mountain.

Country Weekend brings a spotlight performance from Lonestar, the acclaimed American country band behind the global hit “Amazed,” which reigned for nine weeks at No. 1 on the country chart and two weeks at No. 1 on the pop chart. Known for heartfelt storytelling paired with a polished pop-country sound, the group features Dean Sams, Michael Britt, Keech Rainwater, and Drew Womack. Their catalog includes 22 Top 10 hits on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, with 10 reaching No. 1. The rise began in 1995 with the top-five single “Tequila Talking,” followed by chart-toppers like “No News,” “Come Cryin’ to Me,” and “Everything’s Changed.” The quadruple-platinum Lonely Grill cemented their legacy with four No. 1 singles and a signature blend of emotion and radio-ready melodies. Accolades include multiple Academy of Country Music honors such as New Vocal Group, Single of the Year, Song of the Year, and Humanitarian of the Year, along with Country Music Association awards for Vocal Group of the Year and the International Artist Achievement Award. With more than 10.5 million records sold worldwide, Lonestar remains a lasting force in modern country music. Opening the show, award-winning singer-songwriter Mary Beth Maziarz brings a soulful voice and rich, story-driven songs shaped by folk, pop, Americana, and acoustic rock. A longtime Park City resident with seven albums to her name, her music has appeared in more than 50 television shows and films, including Dawson’s Creek, where she also appeared as herself. She has performed on stages around the globe and shared the spotlight with artists such as Etta James, 10,000 Maniacs, Aloe Blacc, Little Big Town, and Natalie Maines. A valued contributor to the local arts community, she is also a creative coach, author, and co-founder of Mountain Town Music. Her performances range from intimate acoustic moments to uplifting favorites, creating a warm concert experience that lingers well after the final song.

Zach Bryan brings the Heaven On Tour to Rice-Eccles Stadium, joined by MJ Lenderman and Fey Fili.

Lonestar is bringing the pop-country vibes to Canyons Village at Park City for an evening show. The lineup shown on the listing features Lonestar, with doors and show details not further specified beyond the scheduled start time.

Los Panchos is performing a live show at VIP EVENT CENTER in Salt Lake City. The concert is scheduled for 7:30 PM local venue time.

The State Room presents a second night with James McMurtry, joined by BettySoo. This 21 and over concert highlights his vivid storytelling and new work tied to The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy, a 10 song collection co produced with Don Dixon for New West Records. The album draws on family history and sharp character studies, and features contributions from Sarah Jarosz, Charlie Sexton, Bonnie Whitmore, and Bukka Allen alongside his longtime bandmates Cornbread on bass, Tim Holt on guitar, and Daren Hess on drums, with BettySoo adding vocals on the record. Known for commanding live sets, McMurtry delivers songs that balance humor and heart for an evening of richly detailed songs at The State Room.

Get ready for a night of high-energy reggaeton at The Complex in Salt Lake City. Bosco will be performing starting in the evening. All times are listed as local to the venue.

A variety of activities are set at Salt Lake Eagles. An attendant at the entrance checks IDs and memberships and provides wristbands. Bartender and hostess Kymberley Miller Massé oversees the front bar, and the kitchen will be open with Maelei Johnson. In the back parking lot, the Infinity Performance Car Club holds a meet that includes prize drawings. Founders Alfonzo Collazo and Justin Burns will be available for information, with Harmonie Collazo as an additional contact. SnowySips801 will be on site. Karaoke is featured in the front hall with DJ Father Body and his KJs.

Dominick Antonelli brings his first nationwide tour to a close with an evening performance at Cafe Galleria in Midway, Utah. The program centers on his original songs and storytelling, with food and beverages from the cafe to round out the experience. This appearance marks the tour’s final official stop.

311 and Dirty Heads share the stage for a concert at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre in Salt Lake City. The event brings both artists together for live performances in a single show.

Bountiful Summerfest offers a pleasant park setting with lively jigs and reels. Admission is free.

Country singer-songwriter Walker Hayes, originally from Mobile, Alabama, blends classic storytelling with pop and hip hop inspired production for a sound that has resonated widely. His breakthrough hit Fancy Like dominated country sales and streaming, spent over six months at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, climbed into the Top 5 of the Billboard Hot 100, reached No. 1 at country radio, and brought him a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Song. The viral track also appeared in a nationwide Applebee’s commercial. Alongside fan favorites like AA, Y’all Life, and U Gurl, Hayes stands among the most purchased and most streamed artists in modern country music. His latest project, 17 Problems, is his most personal yet, shaped by resilience, faith, family, grief, and growth, pairing high energy anthems with deeply felt narratives that reflect his continued evolution as an artist and writer. He has brought this authenticity to national television on Good Morning America, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Seth Meyers, TODAY, and CBS Sunday Morning. Onstage he is known for connection and sincerity, offering a live experience that is both electrifying and heartfelt.

Canticum Lucis presents a summer program at All Saints Episcopal Church in Salt Lake City that celebrates wonder, mystery, humor, and the beauty of the natural world. The concert reflects on how landscapes, a sense of place, and human experience can speak on behalf of the earth, featuring works by Thomas Morley, Ēriks Ešenvalds, Eric Whitacre, Johannes Brahms, Dan Forrest, Mark Sirett, and others. The result is a wide-ranging musical journey filled with vivid contrasts, color, and expressive nuance.

This event welcomes guests of every age. Please note that the supporting lineup may change without notice.

Murray Theater hosts a high energy tribute to KISS, performed by four seasoned musicians who have been recognized as a top finalist in a worldwide KISS tribute contest and were invited to audition for NBC’s America’s Got Talent. James Seda channels The Demon, Erik Winger portrays The Catman, James Cullen steps into The Space Ace, and John Carlazzo brings The Starchild to life, combining decades of stage experience to deliver a show designed for every kind of KISS fan. Tickets are $30 and include all fees. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Seating is fully reserved, with a limit of eight tickets per transaction. Tickets are available online through Showpass, at the Murray Parks & Recreation Office, and at the theater box office. For safe purchasing, use only the official outlets listed, since third party sellers may charge above face value and may not provide the same guarantees. Presented by Murray Theater with support from Murray Cultural Arts, which is funded in part by Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks, NowPlayingUtah, the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Utah Humanities.

As part of a US tour in 2026, Tomahawk appears at The Union.

Andy Grammer is performing at Canyons Village at Park City in Park City. The show starts at 7:00 PM local time.

Broadway and musical theater fans can experience Tony Award winner Idina Menzel in concert with the Utah Symphony at the Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater at Deer Valley Resort in Park City. This special evening features music tied to her signature roles in Rent, Wicked, and Disney’s Frozen. The program highlights career favorites such as Defying Gravity, Let It Go, and Take Me or Leave Me, with the orchestra elevating these well-loved songs alongside her unmistakable voice.

The Riff Raff performs live at American Legion Post 112 Utah, presenting an evening of music in celebration of America’s 250th birthday this year.

The Smithereens bring their signature '80s rock sound to the Egyptian Theatre for an all-ages show with doors opening at 7:30 PM. The band, known for melodic rock rooted in the British Invasion and energized by American garage rock, will perform a set featuring modern rock classics like “Blood and Roses” and “A Girl Like You,” plus more. Tickets show as sold out online, but you can still try the box office for availability or a waitlist.

Enjoy an evening of artistic collaboration and open mic in the small chapel at First Baptist Church of Salt Lake City. The gathering begins with time to meet the mentors, connect with other local artists, and learn about the programs. It then moves into an open mic for sharing creative work.

At Boomerangs Millcreek, it is all about singing along, laughing at those misheard lyrics, and enjoying a lively karaoke atmosphere. The bar offers specials such as $3 mimosas, $5 Bloody Marys, $5 green tea shots, and $4 drafts. Bring friends, take the mic, and make it a night filled with music and good vibes.

A weekly morning meetup at Publik brings together people who want more music in their lives and more connection with others who feel the same. It is open to current players, former musicians, singers, hopeful beginners, and the simply curious, from guitarists and pianists to bassists, drummers, ukulele players, and returning band kids. Over coffee, participants chat about music, trade songs and stories, and make it easier to find musical companions. Some mornings may focus on favorite tracks, others on the instruments people play, the kind of musical life they are building, or what it feels like to finally find collaborators. This is not a performance, not a formal lesson, and not a stiff networking scene. It is a welcoming, low pressure space to be around music and explore the Wandering Bards community, created to give adults more chances for music, belonging, and making sound together.

Hatchback brings a live performance to Kilby Court. Tickets are on sale now.

Enjoy an evening of live country and folk music as Susie Brown takes the stage, with Mary Kate Walton listed as the opener. The Summer Jam series brings performances to the outdoor amphitheater, with a lineup scheduled across the summer.

An S&S presentation, Puppeteers for Fears brings Robopocalypse: The Musical, a rock and roll puppet production rooted in horror and science fiction. This Oregon-based comedy troupe creates original musicals performed with puppets. The company began as a single-night Halloween cabaret in 2015, then continued as members expanded the project into an ongoing endeavor. Since then, they have written and performed roughly half a dozen original rock and roll shows that span supernatural creatures, killer robots, and lonely sasquatches, selling out venues across the country with a blend of puppetry, video, and live music. The performance is seated.

Part of the 2026 Gallivan Center Dance Nights lineup, this weekly summer series fills the plaza in Salt Lake City every Tuesday night from June through September. Look for added dates, new bands, and a few new dance styles that turn the Gallivan Center into an evening hub for music and movement.

Passion Pit brings a live performance to The Complex for an all ages audience. The event organizer has implemented a ticket transfer delay for this show. For details on ticket policies, review AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Catch Passion Pit live at The Complex - UT in Salt Lake City. The American indietronica band formed in 2007 and blends synth-driven sounds with indie pop energy. Tickets are available via the official ticket seller page.

Nick Shoulders is joined by Dylan Earl for an evening of outlaw country, folk, honky tonk, Americana, and country at The Commonwealth Room. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM.

Experience an open air concert under the stars at Red Butte Garden & Arboretum as part of its outdoor concert series. Tickets are on sale.

Head to ZooBrew at Utah’s Hogle Zoo for an adults-only night out (21+). Enjoy live music from Allbrook Station, sample local brews and food, and explore the zoo after hours. Drink wristbands are required for alcoholic beverage purchases, with sales available at Entry Plaza and Oasis Plaza from 6:30 to 8:45 PM, and last call for drinks at 9:10 PM.

Catch Die Spitz live at Soundwell for an evening of punk rock energy. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Free weekly concerts bring live music to the Canyons Village Forum stage as part of the 2026 Canyons Village Summer Concert Series. This concert features Miles Nielsen & The Rusted Hearts with TJ Gurn. The season’s lineup also includes Daniel Rodriguez String Band with Alicia Stockman, Peech with Aspen Anonda, Emily Brimlow with Amanda Lynn Jones, and The Yawpers with Spencer Paul. Picnics and blankets are welcome, and low-back chairs may be used. Outside alcohol is not permitted. Dogs and umbrellas are not allowed. Dining and shopping options are available on-site. Performers are subject to change. Parking is limited, and sustainable transportation is encouraged, including carpooling, public transit with High Valley Transit, and the Summit Bike Share.