Where to Hear Live Music in Jackson Hole This Summer

From intimate bar performances and outdoor amphitheater concerts, summer is one of the best times of year to experience live music in the Tetons.

Whether you’re planning a getaway around a favorite artist or looking to discover something new, Jackson Hole offers countless opportunities to pair outdoor adventure with unforgettable performances.

Snow King Summer Concert Series (June 8 – August 23, 2026)

For many visitors, summer concerts at Snow King Mountain have become a Jackson Hole tradition.

Set against a mountain backdrop just minutes from Town Square, the venue hosts a lineup of nationally touring artists. If you’re visiting Jackson during the summer months, checking the Snow King concert series 2026 schedule should be high on your list.

Grand Teton Music Festival 2026 (July 2 – August 15, 2026)

For more than six decades, the Grand Teton Music Festival has brought world-class musicians to Jackson Hole.

The seven-week festival features orchestral performances, chamber music, guest artists, and special events in venues throughout the valley. It’s one of the region’s premier cultural experiences and a perfect way to spend a Jackson Hole summer.

Targhee Bluegrass Festival 2026 (August 7–9, 2026)

Nestled in the mountains at Grand Targhee Resort, the Targhee Bluegrass Festival is one of the West’s most beloved bluegrass gatherings.

Known for its stunning alpine scenery and impressive lineup of bluegrass, folk, and Americana artists, the festival attracts music lovers from across the country.

Horseshoe Music Festival (September 25–27, 2026)

As summer transitions into fall, the Horseshoe Music Festival brings another exciting weekend of live performances to Jackson Hole.
Held at the Teton County Fairgrounds, the festival celebrates independent artists, Western culture, and the creative spirit of the Mountain West. It’s a fitting finale to the region’s outdoor concert season and an excellent reason to extend your stay into early autumn.

Enjoy Live Music in Jackson Hole All Summer Long

Even if your visit doesn’t coincide with a major festival, you’ll find live music throughout Jackson Hole nearly every night of the week.
The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar remains one of the valley’s most iconic venues, hosting regular performances that range from country and Americana to contemporary acts. The Silver Dollar Bar and the Mangy Moose also feature live music throughout the season, making it easy to enjoy an evening of entertainment after a day spent exploring.

Visitors should also keep an eye on the Center for the Arts calendar, which frequently hosts concerts, special performances, and occasional outdoor events in Center Park.

If you’d like help planning your trip around a concert, festival, or special event, our concierge team can recommend activities, dining reservations, transportation, and local experiences to help you make the most of your stay. Feel free to explore our Upcoming Events page as well.

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