July 8, 2023 @ 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Join us for an incredible summer of music, outdoor adventures, and family-friendly fun at Bogus Basin in beautiful Idaho. Our FREE concert series is just one of many exciting events happening in Southwestern Idaho this summer.
Plan a whole day where you experience the breathtaking outdoors, scenic hiking trails, and thrilling mountain biking. Explore one of our guided tours showcasing Bogus Basin’s natural environment, and after a morning of fun activities, settle in for our Music on the Mountain concert series, where melodies blend with the stunning backdrop of your non-profit recreation area. Don’t forget your lawn chairs or blanket; we encourage you to sit on the lawn and kick back while soaking in the sunshine!
Music on the Mountain is presented every other Saturday from June 24th through September 2nd. Our concert series is part of Idaho’s vibrant summer lifestyle – Experience the magic of live music in the great outdoors with FREE admission thanks to you, our community of supporters!
Create unforgettable memories at Bogus Basin and discover why Idaho’s summer activities, outdoor attractions, and family-friendly events are cherished by all.
Your participation supports our non-profit mission of engaging the Treasure Valley in affordable and accessible year-round mountain recreation, education, and fun!
View The Day's Lineup
Pixie & The Partygrass Boys – Closing Act
Pixie and the Partygrass Boys may be far from their humble beginnings, but they still don’t take themselves too seriously. What began as a group of ski bums playing house parties in the cottonwood canyons of salt lake city has evolved into a nationally touring band that always aims to have the most fun possible.
They bring the energy of closing weekend at your favorite ski resort to the stage with their unique blend of heartfelt songwriting, high-velocity instrumental excellence, silly outfits, and sing-along anthems.
Tree City Travelers
Originally ‘The Matt Phipps Band’, ‘Tree City Travelers’ formed in 2021. What originally started as Matt Phipps and Scott Sweet (mandolin, vocals) creating a duo to play out around Boise, Idaho continued to change and grow. Matt Phipps had previously been playing under the moniker “Tin Shack Kings” in San Diego with Peter Vanags (Bass) and, after moving to Idaho, began to search for some members to jam with. This led to him inviting Nich Riveland (fiddle) to play some music. Nich then invited over Nate Vital to pick some banjo, and the band quickly formed into something that was more than a casual bluegrass circle experience and what is now known around town as Tree City Travelers.
Travelin’ Miles & Honey Bear
Travelin’ Miles & Honey Bear are a jug band duo from Boise, Idaho. They sing songs about Cadillacs, rattlesnakes, freight trains, long nights, crows, and workin’ hard to make a living in these modern times. Their songs are born from American roots of blues, country, folk, jazz, and rockabilly. Their instruments are conventional and unconventional: guitar, banjo, suitcase percussion kit, harmonica, jews harp, washboard, fiddle, washtub bass, and saw.
