Summer in the Tetons has a way of pulling people outside and bringing communities together, especially when the music starts playing. With longer days and warm summer nights, Teton Valley comes alive. Whether you’re considering a visit or thinking about putting down roots, summer is the perfect time to experience what makes this place so special. From outdoor adventures to open-air concerts, Teton Valley blends natural beauty with a deep sense of community you’ll want to be part of.
One of the valley’s best-kept secrets, and a true hallmark of its lively spirit, is the summer music scene. Whether you’re seeking a place to unwind with family or looking to connect with like-minded music lovers, Wydaho offer a variety of live music experiences set against a breathtaking natural backdrop.
Victor, Idaho
Music on Main
Music on Main, hosted by the Teton Valley Foundation, is another must-see summer event and a cherished tradition. Celebrating its 20th season in 2025, this free concert series is held Thursday evenings at Victor City Park. Attendees can relax in a family-friendly environment with local food vendors, all while enjoying the scenic beauty of the area.
This year’s performances will feature artists such as Neal Francis, Kelsey Waldon, and The Rumble featuring Chief Joseph Boudreaux Jr. From 6:00 to 10:00 p.m., enjoy a mix of indie, soul, bluegrass, and funk music. For newcomers, Music on Main is a perfect example of the strong community spirit that makes Teton Valley a great place to live.
The Knotty Pine Supper Club
Known for its killer BBQ and legendary shows, The Knotty Pine Supper Club in Victor is a cornerstone of Teton Valley’s music scene. Dubbed a “psychedelic roadhouse” by musician David Nelson, the venue has long attracted top-tier talent and continues to deliver high-energy nights in an intimate setting. In the summer, The Knotty Pine transforms its backyard into a lively outdoor stage, creating the perfect setting for warm nights filled with live music and mountain town energy. While this summer’s lineup is still under wraps, live music at The Knotty Pine never disappoints.
Driggs, Idaho
Downtown Sounds
Unwind beneath the Teton sky at Downtown Sounds, a free summer concert series presented by the Downtown Driggs Association. Held at Driggs Plaza, this weekly event is at the heart of Driggs’ charming downtown, where the community gathers to enjoy performances across a wide range of musical genres.
Locals and visitors alike come together to enjoy the valley’s music scene, while also indulging in food from local trucks and beverages. These concerts offer a wonderful opportunity to experience the friendly atmosphere of Teton Valley.
Tetonia, Idaho
Tetonia Club
Rounding out the region’s music offerings is the iconic Tetonia Club, Teton Valley’s first bar and a local favorite, recently voted “Best Music Venue.” The Tetonia club is owned by Olympian Scott Kauf, whose daughter Jaelin Kauf dominated the 2024–2025 World Cup moguls season and continues to shine as one of the top freestyle skiers in the world.
Rooted in the adventures spirit of the valley, the Tetonia Club blends mountain-town legacy with lively summer entertainment. This summer the club is bringing the heat with 40 nights of live performances. The lineup includes a mix of regional favorites and rising stars, like Jackson’s reggae-infused Chanman Roots Band, heartland rocker Andrew Sheppard, American storytellers Tylor & the Train Robbers, and roots-rock powerhouse Madeline Hawthorne. Funky, rustic, and full of energy, the Tetonia Club is where the valley comes to hear great music.
Alta, Wyoming
Targhee Bluegrass Festival
And of course we can’t forget about Targhee Bluegrass! The 35th Annual Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival returns, bringing three days of world-class music to the scenic slopes of Grand Targhee Resort. This year’s lineup features an exciting mix of bluegrass, Americana, and jamgrass favorites, including Greensky Bluegrass with Holly Bowling, Lukas Nelson, Molly Tuttle, The Infamous Stringdusters, Leftover Salmon, Yonder Mountain String Band, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, and many more. With its breathtaking setting and laid-back vibe, it is an unforgettable weekend for music lovers!
Targhee Music Camp
Ever wanted to take your love of music to the next level? Just before the Targhee Bluegrass Festival kicks off, musicians of all skill levels gather at the resort for the 17th Annual Targhee Music Camp. The camp offers expert instruction in instruments like guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin, and vocals. With a youth program and a supportive environment, it’s a great way way to deepen your musical connection before the festival
Grand Targhee Resort reopens for summer on June 13th, and the Trap Bar is sure to deliver good music and good vibes all summer long. Teton Valley’s music scene continues to grow and impress, and with nearby Jackson, the region as a whole offers a rich and varied cultural experience.
Jackson, Wyoming
King Concerts at Snow King
Looking for even more music just a short drive away? Head over Teton Pass to catch the King Concerts series at Snow King Mountain in Jackson. Kicking off June 7th, this summer’s Snow King concert lineup features a mix of national touring acts and regional favorites. This year performers include acts like Luke Grimes + Carter Faith, Damian “Jr. Gong” & Stephen Marley + J Boog, and Wilco. With mountains as your backdrop, food and drink offerings, and proximity to Jackson night-life, these concerts are great for a memorable summer night!
Grand Teton Music Festival
For over 60 years, the Grand Teton Music Festival has brought world-class classical music to the heart of the Tetons. Founded in 1962 and now held at the renowned Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village, the festival offers a summer season filled with orchestral, chamber, and solo performances by some of the world’s finest musicians. The festival has become a pillar of Jackson Hole’s cultural identity, offering unforgettable experiences that entertain, educate, and inspire both residents and seasonal visitors alike. Whether you're a lifelong classical music lover or simply looking to enjoy a refined evening in the mountains, the Grand Teton Music Festival is a must.
Petticoat Rules Returns to the Pink Garter Theatre
For those who appreciate their music as a piece of a story, don’t miss the 25th anniversary revival of Petticoat Rules at the Pink Garter Theatre in Jackson. Based on the true story of an all-female government who ran Jackson in 1920, the very same year women earned the right to vote. Full of wit, charm, and local flair, the show celebrates a unique chapter in local history and is a must-see for anyone who loves music, storytelling, and strong female leads in a historic theatre that has been a staple of Jackson for decades.
Jackson also regularly hosts renowned musicians at venues like the Center for the Arts and the Mangy Moose in Teton Village.
Music Meets Mountain Lifestyle
These events and venues aren’t just about great music, they’re a glimpse into what makes Wydaho feel like home. They reflect the easygoing, friendly vibe of the area, where people gather to enjoy simple pleasures like good entertainment, good food, and great company, in an accessible and welcoming setting. Teton Valley’s creative spirit thrives locally and connects seamlessly with the broader cultural richness of nearby Jackson.
If you’re thinking about making Teton Valley your home, events like these are a reminder of the community spirit that makes living here so enjoyable. From the relaxed atmosphere to the stunning views, there’s a lot to love about life in the valley. From sunset concerts to bluegrass weekends, the Tetons sound as good as they look.