Live Music
Cut Loose with Live Music
You won’t find any sleepy bar ballads here—at Saloon #10, the music kicks like a mule and keeps the whiskey flowing. We bring in foot-stompin’, boot-scootin’, guitar-strumming talent that knows how to set the night on fire. From rowdy country jams and backroad blues to rock ‘n’ roll that keeps you dancing ’til last call. Whether you’re two-steppin’, drink-clinkin’, or just takin’ it all in, the sound of Saloon #10 will stick with you longer than last night’s hangover.
Upcoming Live Acts—Don’t Miss a Beat
Marty Nelson – A Saloon #10 Staple
Our Saturday Acoustic Series keeps rolling with a local legend—Marty Nelson. A familiar face ‘round these parts since the ‘80s, Marty’s done it all at the 10, from working behind the scenes to takin’ center stage with a guitar in hand. His soulful tunes and easy charm keep the drinks flowing and the crowd hooked. Catch him every Saturday, servin’ up the kind of music that feels like an old friend. And if you don’t spot him on stage, check the poker room—he’s still got a few tricks up his sleeve.
Sawdust Angels – Kicking Up Dust Every Monday Night
Some say they got their name from the sawdust-covered floors of Saloon #10, where the boots kick up dust dancing to the tunes. Sawdust Angels are the heartbeat of Monday nights, serving up a rowdy mix of blues, rock, and country that keeps the beverages flowing and the crowd on their feet. From soulful blues grooves to fist-pumping rock anthems and honky-tonk country classics, they play it all with grit and fire. Whether you’re here to dance, sing, or just soak in good live music, Sawdust Angels will make sure Monday nights hit different
Hank Harris – Raw, Real, and Right at Home
Hank Harris isn’t just a musician—he’s an institution. Blending folk, blues, country, reggae, jazz, gospel, and world music, he has sound as smooth as fine wine and as raw as a backroad ballad. Every Friday and Saturday afternoon in the summer, he takes over the rooftop patio, filling the air with music that settles into your bones. No gimmicks, no fluff—just one man, a guitar, and the kind of tunes that make a cold drink taste even better. Kick back, soak it in, and let Hank set the tone for a Deadwood afternoon done right.
