Exciting variety and talent from across the country bring friends and community together in a beautiful outdoor venue in Teton Village, WY. In addition to two bonus days of concerts for Independence Day, seven free concerts begin July 17 and play every Sunday at 5 pm through August 28.
Trying to pin genre tags onto Down North's unique brand of psych-infused punk soul is an exercise in futility. It’s like the Red Hot Chili Peppers covering Prince with an early James Brown frontman. Music starts up with DJ marco flexx at 6:00 pm, followed by Down North at 8:00 pm. After the music, catch the only July 3 fireworks show in the area at 10:00 pm.
The Waiting is a rock 'n roll band that celebrates the music of Tom Petty. Music starts up with Aaron Davis & The Mystery Machine at 6 pm with a set break featuring Grand Teton Music Festival’s Patriotic Pops audio feed, followed by The Waiting at 8:30 pm. Fireworks will proceed at 10 pm.
Rose’s Pawn Shop infuses their critically-acclaimed, high-energy Americana with passion, precision and poetry — forged in the sprawl of their hometown Los Angeles, interwoven with the strains and stories of life on the road.
Night after night at their live shows, Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal leave it all on the table, bringing crowds palpably authentic music. This is a real working band; music for the people, by the people.
Since 1998, The Motet have inspired the world with their unique style of dance music. Over the course of nine full-length albums, they’ve traversed the lines between funk, soul, jazz, and rock and built a diehard audience in the process. They’ve headlined Red Rocks Amphitheatre six times and sold out countless legendary venues coast-to-coast.
Joe’s only honed his mastery over gut bucket blues guitar and his true voice. It’s a vital and distinctly American voice that never anticipated the attention he wound up receiving. Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears have shared countless bills with the most influential soul and garage bands of the last twenty-five years.
Karl Denson Tiny Universe guitarist, DJ Williams, is going hard in the paint with his own band, Shots Fired, from the front lines of Denver’s post-funk scene.
Jared Rogerson is a Wyoming-based singer/songwriter whose western roots have blossomed into a distinct cowboy-rock vibe “...crafted to appeal to cowpokes who are equally comfortable with Chris LeDoux and Bon Jovi” - American Cowboy Magazine
Boise, ID based band Tylor & the Train Robbers deliver a perfect, lyric-driven blend of Roots Country and modern Americana music.
“Classic Rock You Like, But Don’t Hear Often Enough.” With 4 singers and 4 guitarists, the band can cover a lot of ground most bands can’t. The accomplishments of the individual musicians include worldwide concert tours, Grammy, Emmy and Academy Award nominations, and critical and popular acclaim. Any band that has the nerve to call itself “The Experts” had better deliver results, right?
Concerts on the Commons are brought to you by Teton Village Association with support from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and all TVA business partners. The concert series will continue to adhere to state/local and CDC guidelines. Events are subject to change or cancellation. Food and beverage are provided by Teton Village businesses.
