Live music in Spokane, WA

Monumental Shows brings a hard-hitting night to The Big Dipper Spokane with a bill that features Armed For Apocalypse alongside Sansuna and This Means Death. This is an all-ages concert. Advance admission is $15, with a $17 price on the day of the show, and tickets are also available at 4,000 Holes Record Store.

A high-energy concert featuring Jpegmafia showcases his eclectic, boundary-pushing sound, with a memorable set full of music and lively vibes.

A vintage and local artisan market from Veda Lux brings together Spokane’s small business community with a rotating roster of vendors. The market features retro clothing and accessories, records and menswear, organic skincare, hand poured candles, tooth gem and freckle services, tarot and bone readings, upcycled and mended textiles, original art, vintage furniture and homewares, plants, books, and more. Music comes from records spun by Jaeda or Tony Brown. It takes place the same day as the South Perry Farmer’s Market.

for KING + COUNTRY brings The Most Beautiful Colours Album Release Tour to First Interstate Center for the Arts in Spokane, presenting brand-new songs from their forthcoming album alongside the anthems fans know by heart. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone showcase their cinematic production, bold percussion, and compelling storytelling in an intimate setting, part of a 16-venue run across the United States and Canada. Expect rare up-close moments and insight into the heart behind the music for a hopeful, faith-filled night. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available and includes premium seating, a pre-show Q&A, and early entry with first access to merchandise. The GRAMMY-winning duo has earned four GRAMMY Awards, 13 No. 1 hits, more than five billion streams, and global acclaim for albums like What Are We Waiting For? and the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships, as well as their feature film Unsung Hero, honored with the GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year.

An all-ages night at The Big Dipper Spokane features Fern Spores with Betsy Rogue, Summerache, and Thelma & the Sleaze. Hailing from Olympia, this femme folk rock group channels the spirit of artists like Janis Joplin, Alabama Shakes, Susan Tedeschi, and The Runaways, then reshapes it into a fresh blend of psych-tinged folk, gritty garage energy, inventive covers, and heartfelt Americana ballads. Their set leans angsty yet uplifting, whimsical yet fierce, delivering empowerment anthems colored by sapphic longing and a spark of rebellion. Tickets are $15, available in advance or at the door.

Put on your best 50s-inspired outfit for an evening of lively music, flavorful cocktails, and a variety of dinner and dessert options. Capture fun memories at the photo booth, and explore the silent auction for unique finds throughout the night.

Wildcard The Dragon returns after a nationwide run behind his eighth studio album, The Secret Tape, and a deep-dive feature on the viral series Soft White Underbelly. He co-headlines with longtime West Coast hip-hop artist KNOTHEAD, who is building momentum toward his sixth official studio album. They come back to Spokane, their second home, with a set of raw, high energy rhymes. The bill also features Oregon touring artist Endr Won, along with 509 artists DriaThaGr8 and New$en$e. Capacity is limited and the show is expected to sell out. Tickets and VIP options are available through The District Bar’s website.

Karaoke takes the stage on Friday nights at Woodshed Bar & Grill, giving attendees a chance to step up and sing. Look for specials on food and drinks, and enjoy pool tables and darts for extra entertainment between songs.

An evening of classic and contemporary jazz presented by Imagine Jazz, featuring performances by local quartets, trios, and duos. Open to all ages with no admission fee. A full-service restaurant and bar will be available.

Into the Drift makes a return appearance at the 9th St. Bistro located inside Huckleberry's Natural Market. Laurel and Dave set an easy groove while guests enjoy food from the bistro in a relaxed setting.

Bapeface takes the stage at SpoMoto CitySports in Spokane for an all-ages show. The bill includes somberisdead, 2.flights, brae.binladen, and akuma2x, with additional special guests planned. Tickets are $10 in advance and $20 at the door.

Karaoke takes center stage at Woodshed Bar & Grill, accompanied by food and drink specials. Between songs, guests can enjoy the pool tables and darts or cheer on the performers.

Killswitch Engage leads a multi-artist concert at Gesa Pavilion with Machine Head, Rivers of Nihil, and Judiciary on the bill. Attendees of all ages are welcome, and alcohol is available only to guests 21 and over.