Red, White & Tunes takes over Teton Village as the official celebration of Fourth of July in Jackson Hole, featuring three days of free live music, local vendors, family-friendly fun and classic Americana contests—all set beneath the Tetons.
Each day builds toward an unforgettable Fourth of July finale: fireworks lighting up the mountain sky on both July 3 & 4.
Steely Dead is a Denver-based touring band that fuses the precision of Steely Dan with the improvisational spirit of the Grateful Dead. Featuring Dave Abear (guitar), Matt Abear (bass), Chris Sheldon (drums), and Dylan Teifer (keys), the group delivers tight musicianship, fluid jams, and inventive transitions.
More than a tribute, Steely Dead reimagines these iconic catalogs through a modern jam lens—blending structure with spontaneity to create a fresh, genre-crossing sound. With a growing national following, their shows are equal parts concert and communal experience, where fans come together to move, connect, and get lost in the music.
The Honey Island Swamp Band delivers a high-energy, genre-blurring take on contemporary roots music, where melody, storytelling, and groove come first. Formed in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and rooted in New Orleans tradition, the band blends rock, blues, soul, and Americana into a sound that’s both timeless and fresh.
Featuring Aaron Wilkinson, Lee Yankee, Sam Price, Chris Spies, and Garland Paul, the group brings dynamic musicianship and infectious energy to every stage. Their live shows are equal parts grit and polish—driven by strong vocals, tight playing, and songs that feel like lost classics you’re hearing for the first time.
B-Side Players have been blending global rhythms and American groove since 1994, creating a sound that’s as diverse as it is danceable. Drawing from Cuba, Jamaica, Mexico, and Brazil, the band fuses cumbia, samba, and son montuno with funk, rock, jazz, and hip-hop into a vibrant, genre-crossing experience.
Led by Karlos “Solrak” Paez, B-Side Players bring deep musical roots and high-energy performances to every stage. Having shared the spotlight with artists like Ben Harper, Ozomatli, The Wailers, and War, their live shows are a celebration of rhythm, culture, and connection that keeps crowds moving from start to finish.
Family-friendly fun fills the village each day for visitors and locals alike. From classic Americana contests like pie-eating, sack races, egg toss and tug of war, to kids’ programming featuring face painting and interactive games, there’s something for every age to enjoy.
Throughout Teton Village, guests can explore retail pop-ups and partner booths, along with additional experiences, surprises and giveaways woven into the celebration.
The celebration unfolds throughout the village each day, anchored by a local vendor market from 12–5 PM in the Village Commons.
The market brings together regional artisans, Western-inspired goods, and curated retail pop-ups, alongside food and beverage offerings from village restaurants and visiting partners. It’s a gathering place to shop, explore and take in the best of the region—all in the heart of Teton Village.
In true Fourth of July fashion, July 3 & 4 closes with an unforgettable fireworks display, lighting up the Tetons and the night sky over Teton Village.
While the festival comes to life in the village, the mountain is fully open—just steps from the lifts. From scenic rides and mountain biking to the via ferrata and ropes course, it’s your chance to step beyond the celebration and experience the Tetons firsthand.
Sometimes the best way to take it all in is from above. Ride the Evening Gondola, settle in with casual bites and a cold drink, and watch the festival unfold from a whole new perspective.
