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2026 Wallace Music Fest

Friday, July 10, 2026 11:00 AM - Saturday, July 11, 2026 12:00 AM (PDT)

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WALLACE MUSIC FEST 2026

July 10 & 11, 2026

Downtown Wallace, Idaho

FREE Admission

Join us for two incredible days of live music in the heart of historic Wallace! The Wallace Music Fest returns July 10 & 11 with 18 bands and artists performing across multiple stages, including a dedicated Blues Stage.

This free community event brings together great music, great people, and the unique charm of one of Idaho’s most iconic mountain towns. Whether you’re a longtime fan or making your first trip to Wallace, this is a summer weekend you won’t want to miss.

Friday, July 10
Headliner: Snacks at Midnight (9 PM)
Featuring:
• Justyn Priest Band
• Steve Compton
• Wesley Wayman Sayer
• Dante D’Angelo
• Sara Brown Band
• Kenny James Band
• Colin Burgeson

Saturday, July 11
Headliner: Sammy Eubanks Band (9 PM)
Featuring:
• Ben Larson
• The Young Cardinals
• Joel Astley
• Vaughn Jensen Band
• Curtis Roy Moore
• Jim Tilden
• Rusty Jackson Band
• Alison Joy Williams

Wallace Music Fest remains FREE thanks to our amazing community, sponsors, and generous donors. Donations help support artists, production costs, and the continued growth of the festival.

Learn more or donate at:
www.wallacemusicfest.com

Invite your friends, book your lodging, and make plans to spend an unforgettable weekend in Wallace!

Follow them on Facebook for more info to come: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561661829417

To make a donation to this event go to their website here: www.wallacemusicfest.com

About Wallace Music Fest

The Wallace Music Fest is a FREE, community-driven music festival held annually the weekend after the Fourth of July.

Each year, downtown Wallace is closed to traffic and transformed into a multi-stage live music venue. The festival showcases a diverse mix of artists, including a featured Blues Stage, creating a dynamic and immersive experience for attendees. Ongoing support through donations helps ensure the festival remains free and continues to grow each year.