Music Loves Boulder
Or is it Boulder loves music? Enjoy hot summer evenings at the 29th Street summer concert gigs running this year on Saturday nights starting at 7 pm. A wide variety of top notch bands, some local, some not. Plus, enjoy #FoodTrucks, shopping and all that the shopping area has to offer. Looking for a great date night? Drop the kids at the movie theater and dance to live music for a few hours!
Line Up for 29th Street Summer Concert June, July, August
Remaining June concerts: on Saturday June 21st, come out to hear Soul School perform. The Hazel Miller Band performs on Saturday June 28th, show starts at 7 pm and ends 10 pm.
July Live Music at 29th Street Mall
Over the 4th of July weekend, enjoy Nacho Men on Saturday the 5th. Then come back for more great music from such bands as: Face (July 12), Thumpin’ (July 19) and Chris Daniels and The Kings on the last Saturday of the month.
August jam sessions at 29th Street Summer Concerts include:
- The Tripping Griswolds on August 2nd, 2014
- Phat Daddy plays August 9th
- That Eighties Band is live on stage August 16th
- Funkiphino hits the stage at 7 pm on August 23rd
- and Blackwater closes out the summer rock season August 30th as part of the Labor Day celebrations!
Comida’s bright pink Food Truck Festival truck is easy to spot. Can’t get enough? Check out the #BricksandMortar location in #Prospect New Town, Longmont, Colo. #FoodTrucks are part of the scene at 29th Street Summer Concert Series
Every other Wednesday, Powderhorn residents can enjoy the Street Eats Food Festival at Gunbarrel Commons. One of the best tips to sell home is share hip local activities near your house with prospective buyers.
Check back for updates. Love live music? Check out Bands On The Bricks.
All about the food? Be sure to read Prospect Eats and Street Eats Food Truck Parties for best places to find delicious food truck events around Boulder Colorado.
You have Nacho men here on Saturday July 5th – there is no such Saturday
This blog is from 2014, so the dates do not match up. Sorry for the confusion