Unleashing the Grand Valley's Vibrant Summer Soundscape

The Grand Valley is set to come alive with a captivating array of musical performances, community events, and family-friendly festivities this summer. From live concerts and food truck gatherings to outdoor movie screenings and the highly anticipated Mesa County Fair, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this vibrant region. Immerse yourself in the local culture, savor delectable cuisine, and groove to the rhythms that define the Grand Valley's summer season.

Discover the Heartbeat of the Grand Valley's Summer Celebration

Midweek Melodies and Community Gatherings

As the workweek winds down, the Grand Valley comes alive with a diverse lineup of midweek events. On Wednesday, July 17th, music enthusiasts can experience the soulful sounds of LIAT & The Sirens at the Spoke and Vine Motel, while acoustic aficionados can enjoy the talents of Jeffrey Lewis, Talya Rowley, and Eric Law at Copeka Coffee. For those seeking a lively outdoor atmosphere, Uncle Padre will be performing at Trail Life Brewing, and the Mesa County Fair will be in full swing, offering a variety of vendors, 4-H/FFA exhibitions, and a thrilling carnival.Thursday, July 18th, promises an equally captivating lineup. Micheal Morrow and The Culprits will take the stage at the Fruita Civic Center Park, delivering rock music from Denver as part of the Thursday Night Concert Series. Kolby Cooper, accompanied by guest Eddie & The Getaway, will be performing at Warehouse 25Sixty-Five, while the Grand Junction Centennial Band will serenade the crowd at Sherwood Park as part of the Stars & Stripes for Summer concert series. Additionally, Mark Baker will be entertaining guests at Ramblebine Brewing Co., and the Mesa County Fair will continue its festivities, including the highly anticipated Bull Wars event.

Vibrant Fridays and Captivating Performances

As the weekend approaches, the Grand Valley's entertainment scene kicks into high gear. On Friday, July 19th, music lovers can immerse themselves in the multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter talents of Covenhoven at Our Lady of Perpetual Motion in Fruita. Cruisers Bar will host the soulful sounds of Mike Ippolito, while the Jockey Box Band will take the stage at The Reckless Roadhouse in De Beque. Fingerstyle guitarist Hiroya Tsukamoto will captivate audiences at the KAFM Radio Room, and the experimental rock group Daikaiju, accompanied by Litmas Green and Counter Violence, will perform at Copeka Coffee.For those seeking a more community-driven experience, John Webb will be performing at Lowell Food Truck Friday, and Shine Sweet Moon will take the stage at the Triple Tree Tavern in Clifton. The Dueling Pianos Roadshow Tour will bring its interactive, all-request, sing-along performance to Warehouse 25Sixty-Five, while the Glade Park Movies Under the Stars series will feature a screening of "The Santa Claus" at the Glade Park Volunteer Fire Department. The Grand Valley Food Truck Friday event at Camp Eddy will offer a delectable array of food trucks and live music, and the Fruita Monument High School will host a production of the musical "Chicago" by &Company.

Saturdays Sizzle with Musical Diversity

The Grand Valley's Saturday lineup showcases an impressive array of musical talent. Randy Maez will be performing at Carboy Winery in Palisade, while Logan Franks takes the stage at Restoration Vineyards as part of the Band in the Barrel concert series. The Mesa Theater will host a high-energy rock show featuring In the Whale, AntiSaint, Tankerays, and Savage Beating.Elsewhere, Clayton Yeazle will entertain guests at Colorado Vintners in Palisade, the PB&J Jazz Trio will serenade the crowd at Bookcliff Vineyards, and Jamie Klee Dooley will make her debut performance at The Reckless Roadhouse in De Beque. Union of None will take the stage at Base Camp Provisions in Fruita, and Shine Sweet Moon will perform at Copper Club Brewing Co., also in Fruita. Zac Grant will be entertaining the crowd at Ramblebine Brewing Co., and the Dueling Pianos Roadshow Tour will once again captivate audiences at Warehouse 25Sixty-Five. The Fruita Monument High School will host another performance of the musical "Chicago" by &Company.

Sundays Serenade the Soul

As the weekend winds down, the Grand Valley offers a more serene and reflective musical experience on Sundays. J-Rad Cooley will perform a solo set at Powderhorn Mountain Resort, while Piper Davis will take the stage at the free summer concert series on the lawn of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, accompanied by a food truck. The Reckless Roadhouse in De Beque will host a Solo Artist Sunday featuring Jason Abbott, and the Fruita Monument High School will host a final performance of the musical "Chicago" by &Company.

Midweek Encore and Community Jams

The Grand Valley's musical offerings continue into the following week, with Ghostwriter and Ricky Bobby & the Hellcat Fury taking the stage at the Mesa Theater on Tuesday, July 23rd. For those seeking a more interactive experience, the Tuesday Jam at the Veterans of Foreign Wars will allow musicians to bring their instruments and sign up to play.From the vibrant midweek melodies to the captivating weekend performances, the Grand Valley's summer soundscape promises to captivate and delight audiences of all ages and musical preferences. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this region's diverse array of events and live music will leave an indelible mark on your summer memories.