2026 CO Free Concert Series: Friday Local Vocals (Basalt) | Full Lineup & Guide
Basalt’s summer Friday Local Vocals free concert series at Triangle Park in Willits, Friday Local Vocals, starts June 5 and runs through September 4.
Basalt Summer Concerts Lineup
- June 5: Patrick Fagan
- June 12: The Bad Daps
- June 19: Gracie McKenna
- June 26: Dan Sheridan
- July 3: Feeding Giants
- July 10: Hanna Von Bernthal
- July 17: Rodrigo Arreguin
- July 24: Ken Gentry and the Companions
- July 31: Jen Roby
- August 7: The Sopris Sisters
- August 14: Bonfire
- August 21: Beep Bop Boop
- August 28: Lonely Choir
- September 4: Wild Flight
Good To Know
Back again for 2026: Friday free concerts in Triangle Park in Willits every Friday throughout the summer, featuring local bands. Bands play 5:30 – 6:30 PM.
Please bring your own picnics, blankets, and chairs
Location & Parking/Transportation
Triangle Park in Willits: 750 E Valley Rd, Basalt, CO 81621
Please support Basalt’s climate action initiatives and use alternative transportation to get to the concerts. Please walk or take your personal bicycle, there will be plenty of bicycle parking at the shows.
You can also take WE-cycle, which is free for rides up to 30-minutes. There are several stations around downtown Basalt, Willits, and at the Basalt RFTA Park and Ride. You can find station locations on the map halfway down WE-cycle’s homepage.
Please take RFTA. There are stops located at the Basalt Park and Ride for BRT and for local service directly in downtown Basalt. All rides on RFTA within the Basalt Zone are free. A complete schedule, including location for stops, is available on the RFTA website.
June through August, Basalt Connect provides on-demand rides within a designated service zone in Basalt between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. daily. Learn more about Basalt Connect, how to download the app, and service area here.
Discover more free music with the 2026 Colorado Summer Free Concert Series Guide. Looking for other free things to do? Check out the Free Activities, Admission, and More Summer 2026 Colorado Guide!

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