Live music in Port Angeles, WA

Inspired by a long-running Kernville Kampout in California’s Southern Sierras, this weekend gathering offers camping, a bike show, games, live music, and a welcome bag at check-in. The entry fee covers camping on Friday and Saturday nights, participation in the bike show and the games, the live music, and the goodie bag. Camping is open style, so choose a spot and set up on arrival. RVs and trucks are permitted for an additional vehicle fee. The music lineup features Crimewave 66 traveling from Tucson, Arizona, delivering high-energy rock and roll with Matt Freeman of Rancid and Operation and Rob Milucky of The Grabbers and Hunns. A General Admission ticket is required for entry for every attendee.

High Timber brings an acoustic Americana set to Base Camp Community Bistro & Cider, featuring Adam Springob and Jessie Lee. Expect close harmonies, familiar tunes, and original songs in the heart of downtown Port Angeles. The atmosphere pairs live music with great food and local cider for a relaxed night out.

Bread & Gravy serves up a rootsy, comforting sound, whether they appear as a full outfit or a smaller configuration. Audiences can expect familiar songs that span decades along with original material, woven through with Americana, blues, rock, and soul. The show comes with a playful spirit too... corny jokes, easy laughs, and a leave-satisfied feeling.

The Buck Ellard Band will perform classic country selections along with their own original songs for Unity of Effort. The start time is subject to change.

Crimewave 66 is performing live at Extreme Sports Park in Port Angeles. The show is scheduled for midday, starting at 12:00 PM. Tickets are listed as available through Bandsintown via Spotify.

Jennifer Thomas is performing live at Nelson's Duckpond & Lavender Farm in Sequim. The show starts at 7:00 PM, and tickets are available through Bandsintown.

Pigs on the Wing brings its Animals production to Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles for a two-set celebration of Pink Floyd. The evening begins with a complete rendering of the 1977 album Animals, performed with careful fidelity while leaving space for the band’s trademark improvisational touches. The second set spans the Roger Waters years, blending familiar favorites with deeper selections from across that era. Marking the group’s twentieth year, this Portland-based ensemble of Pacific Northwest rock veterans pairs respectful, precise musicianship with their own influences to keep the spirit of Pink Floyd vibrant on stage. An immersive visual design featuring a vivid light show and projection-mapped imagery enhances the music. Reserved seating is offered, with tiered pricing from $26 to $51.

Wind Rose Cellars pairs an award-winning list of handcrafted Italian-style wines with a bistro menu, all served in a cozy tasting room that hosts live music. Doctor G revisits acoustic rock and blues from the 60s through the 80s, blending familiar classics with heartfelt original songs that encourage a singalong vibe. There is no cover charge, and reservations are recommended.

Concerts on the Pier offers a free outdoor performance that brings together live music, community, and the arts. Settle in with friends, enjoy a lively beer and wine garden, and take in sweeping views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca while supporting local arts and culture. The music carries on in any weather. If conditions become severe, the show moves to the Gateway Transit Center.

Enjoy a free summer concert at the pier with live music, a beer garden, and great views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Check OnThePier.org for the full lineup.