Featured Events in Minot in July 2025 (August Updated)

Luke Bryan Minot is set to be an unforgettable event, taking place at the renowned AllSeasonsArena in Minot, ND, on July 26, 2025, at 8:00 PM. As one of country music's biggest stars, Luke Bryan is known for his energetic performances and chart-topping hits, making this concert a must-see for fans. With ticket prices at 375 USD, attendees can expect a night filled with electrifying music and an atmosphere that only Luke Bryan can create. The AllSeasonsArena, known for its excellent acoustics and comfortable seating, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. Luke Bryan Minot promises to deliver a memorable experience, combining the artist's signature style with the vibrant energy of the Minot crowd. This event is poised to be a highlight of the summer, drawing fans from near and far to witness a spectacular performance by one of country music's most beloved artists.

Bailey Zimmerman Minot is set to be an unforgettable evening of music and entertainment, taking place at the esteemed All Seasons Arena in Minot. On July 18, 2025, at precisely 8:00 PM, attendees will gather at 2005 E Burdick Expy, Minot, ND, for a night that promises to captivate and inspire. With tickets priced at a reasonable $45, this event offers an exceptional opportunity to experience Bailey Zimmerman's dynamic performance in a venue known for its vibrant atmosphere and excellent acoustics. As anticipation builds, the All Seasons Arena stands ready to welcome fans from near and far, ensuring an experience that resonates long after the final note fades. The Bailey Zimmerman Minot event is not just a concert; it's a celebration of music and community, set against the backdrop of Minot's lively cultural scene.

Ian Munsick Minot is set to be an unforgettable evening of music and entertainment at the All Seasons Arena in Minot. On July 19, 2025, at 8:00 PM, the arena will come alive with the unique sounds of Ian Munsick, a rising star known for blending traditional country with modern influences. Located at 2005 E Burdick Expy, Minot, ND, this event promises to captivate audiences with Munsick's heartfelt lyrics and dynamic performances. With ticket prices set at $307, attendees can expect an evening filled with soulful melodies and a vibrant atmosphere. The All Seasons Arena, renowned for its excellent acoustics and welcoming ambiance, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. As Ian Munsick Minot approaches, excitement builds for an evening that promises to be both memorable and inspiring.

Jelly Roll Minot is set to be an unforgettable experience at the All Seasons Arena, located at 2005 E Burdick Expy, Minot, ND. On July 20, 2025, at precisely 3:30 AM, this highly anticipated event promises to captivate attendees with its unique blend of musical artistry and vibrant atmosphere. With tickets priced at $94, Jelly Roll Minot offers an exceptional opportunity to witness a performance that seamlessly combines heartfelt lyrics with a dynamic stage presence. The All Seasons Arena, renowned for its excellent acoustics and welcoming ambiance, provides the perfect backdrop for such an event. As anticipation builds, Jelly Roll Minot stands out as a must-attend occasion for those seeking a memorable night in Minot's cultural calendar.

Sawyer Brown Minot is set to light up the stage at the All Seasons Arena in Minot, promising an unforgettable evening of country music magic. On July 23, 2025, at 8:00 PM, fans will gather at 2005 E Burdick Expy, Minot, ND, to experience the electrifying performance of this legendary band. Known for their high-energy shows and chart-topping hits, Sawyer Brown has been captivating audiences for decades. With a repertoire that spans over 20 albums, their blend of rock, pop, and country elements has solidified their status as icons in the music industry. The All Seasons Arena, a premier venue in Minot, offers an ideal setting for this much-anticipated event, ensuring excellent acoustics and a vibrant atmosphere. As anticipation builds, attendees can look forward to an evening filled with classic tunes and new favorites, making Sawyer Brown Minot a must-see event for music enthusiasts.

The Bow Wow, Rick Ross, Soulja Boy Minot event is set to electrify the All Seasons Arena in Minot on July 24, 2025, at 8:00 PM. This highly anticipated gathering promises an unforgettable night, featuring the dynamic performances of hip-hop icons Bow Wow, Rick Ross, and Soulja Boy. Known for their chart-topping hits and charismatic stage presence, these artists are sure to deliver a show that resonates with fans of all ages. The All Seasons Arena, located at 2005 E Burdick Expy, provides the perfect backdrop for this musical extravaganza, offering state-of-the-art acoustics and a vibrant atmosphere. As the city of Minot prepares to host this monumental event, excitement is building among music enthusiasts eager to witness the synergy of these legendary performers. This event is not just a concert; it's a celebration of hip-hop culture, promising an evening filled with energy, rhythm, and unforgettable memories.

Limp Bizkit Minot promises an electrifying evening at the All Seasons Arena, located at 2005 E Burdick Expy, Minot, ND. On July 25, 2025, at 8:00 PM, the iconic band will take the stage, delivering a powerhouse performance that fans won't soon forget. With tickets priced at just $45, this event offers an affordable opportunity to experience the raw energy and dynamic sound that Limp Bizkit is renowned for. Known for their unique blend of rock, hip-hop, and metal, the band continues to captivate audiences worldwide. The All Seasons Arena, a premier venue in Minot, provides the perfect backdrop for this unforgettable concert, ensuring an immersive experience for all attendees. As anticipation builds, Limp Bizkit Minot is set to be a highlight of the summer, drawing fans from near and far to witness a night of unparalleled musical talent.

All Kids Swim Camp combines the fun and learning of our All Kids Swim program with a special summer swim camp experience for children with disabilities. This camp is designed for kids aged 4 and up to improve their swimming skills in a small, supportive environment. With a maximum of 5 kids per session, participants will receive personalized attention while enjoying structured swim lessons that focus on building confidence and technique in the water. Session Details When: July 28-31, 2:30 - 3:15 P.M. Where: Minot Family YMCA Pool Cost: $30 Eligibility: Ages 4+ (5 kids max per session) Required: Participant consent form Participants should bring a swimsuit and a towel. Registration Required. Information Source: Prairie Grit Adaptive Sports | eventbrite

One ticket covers all four days of camp! Afternoon sessions run July 28 - 31 at 1:00-4:00pm each day. If you are registering more than one child, please reach out to the Taube directly for a special discount. In this camp, your child will explore and observe the artworks of four artists. Projects will consist of printmaking, acrylic painting, and watercolor. Artcamp is for children interested in the visual arts. Experienced art educators will work with your children to develop their art skills. Information Source: Taube Museum of Art | eventbrite

Black Stone Cherry Minot is set to electrify the city of Minot with an unforgettable performance at The Original, located at 720 N Broadway, Minot, ND, 58703, United States. On July 30, 2025, at 6:00 PM, rock enthusiasts will gather to experience the raw energy and southern rock charm that Black Stone Cherry is renowned for. With a ticket price of just $48, attendees will be treated to a night of powerful riffs and soulful melodies that have captivated audiences worldwide. Known for their dynamic stage presence and a repertoire that seamlessly blends rock, blues, and a touch of country, Black Stone Cherry promises an evening that resonates long after the final chord. The anticipation is palpable as fans prepare to witness a performance that embodies the spirit of rock 'n' roll in the heart of Minot.

Bio    Proud Kentucky rockers, Black Stone Cherry, emerge from a challenging few years triumphantly with a behemoth of an album, Screamin’ At The Sky (Mascot Records/Mascot Label Group), out now. The four-piece band’s eighth album explodes with urgently-emotive pop-rock hooks; heartfelt, redemptive lyrics; headbanging riffs; powerful dynamics; thunderous drums; and its most thrilling musicianship yet. The 12-song collection is also BSC’s biggest and best sounding album. The self-produced studio record was tracked at a classic Kentucky theater, and it sounds like the guys are smashing down the hammer of the gods.     “The thesis of this record is adapting and moving on. In the last few years, a lot of what I knew from childhood went away. I lost my father, and now I am the oldest living man in my family,” says vocalist/guitarist Chris Robertson. He continues: “There is a lot of darkness on this album—I bared my soul—but it always foreshadows light at the end of the tunnel.” Adds guitarist/backing vocalist Ben Wells: “We see something beautiful letting pain out—you come out a better person.”    In the past two decades, Black Stone Cherry has set a new standard for Southern rock, revitalizing the tradition with its burly riffs and stirring rock hooks. Since its formation in 2001, the four-piece brotherhood has remained Chris Robertson, vocals/guitar; Ben Wells, guitar/vocals; and John Fred Young, drums. Today, the band welcomes its dear friend Steve Jewell Jr. on bass/backing vocals. Steve is formerly of the blues-rock band OTIS who has opened for BSC many times. “I grew up around this music. Every time we play ‘Lonely Train,’ I remember driving with my dad and hearing it on the radio. I get emotional thinking about it,” Steve says. John Fred chimes in: “Steve is the young kid in the band—he doesn’t have as many wrinkles! He’s a monster player, and we have this insane chemistry with him.”     BSC’s last album, The Human Condition, released on October 30th, 2020 through Mascot Records, was their sixth consecutive No. 1 debut on the UK Rock Albums chart. The album's lead single, "Again," was the band's biggest single in over 10 years in America, peaking at #15, and it was BSC’s highest charting record ever in Canada, also landing in the Top 15. The album racked-up 50 million streams worldwide, and “Again” amassed 20 million streams total.     Over the years, BSC has both headlined and rocked 12,000-cap arena shows and shared the stage with a diverse roster of superstars, including Alter Bridge, Theory of a Deadman, Def Leppard, Gov’t Mule, Nickelback, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bad Company, Mötorhead, Halestorm, Stone Temple Pilots, The Darkness, and ZZ Top. In 2018, BSC performed in front of 100,000 people at the Download Festival as main support to Guns N’ Roses. In 2021, the band played the UK's venerated Royal Albert Hall, immortalized on 2022’s live DVD Live From The Royal Albert Hall…Y’All.     Screamin’ At The Sky features all-new material written collaboratively while on tour. When it came time to record, BSC decided to try something it’s always dreamed of doing: tracking an album at The Plaza Theater in Glasgow, Kentucky, a legendary 1020-seat venue built in 1934 that boasts meticulous acoustics. “Every time we played the Plaza we wondered what it would sound like to record drums there. We finally decided to put all our eggs in one basket,” Chris says.    In June of 2022, the band rented the theater and brought its trusty engineer, Jordan Westfall, and all its recording equipment into the theater, setting up the basement as the control room and the stage as the live drum room. John Fred tore through his drum tracks like a beast, and they ended up sounding mountainous. Chris and Ben had time to record guitars in the theater before heading out on tour. Those tracks also sounded richly dynamic, and the rest of Screamin’ At The Sky was finished post-tour at the theater and at John Fred’s makeshift home studio.     Time between recording sessions, and incredible room ambience have resulted in a career high watermark for BSC. Screamin’ At The Sky bursts open with the title track which kicks off with the feral roar of dimed amps in a big open space. Then a bruising riff cycles through punctuated by what can be best described as John Bonham-sized drums in a sleek modern rock context. For the chorus, Chris delivers one of his finest performances, managing to be raw-nerved emotional but also smoothly melodic. “My idea for the chorus is a bunch of friends around a campfire screaming their pain away,” Chris says.     He is courageously autobiographical on the anthemic, “Nervous,” which opens with the lyrics: Memory lane, it’s ‘85, a baby boy with big blue eyes/And promises just waiting to be broken. The song balances slamming hard rock riffage with moody clean-guitar verses, reflective singing, and meticulously-crafted vocal melodies that gracefully rise until climaxing into an urgently-melodic chorus.     The barnburners continue with “When The Pain Comes,” an uplifting modern rock statement on confronting life’s challenges without succumbing to the pain. “That’s about digging your heels in the dirt and staying strong,” John Fred says. The single, “Out Of Pocket,” became something of an instant classic when the guys debuted it on their UK tour last summer. It epitomizes the band’s prowess at mixing sweetly weary verses with incendiary choruses. BSC lighten things up with “Smile, World,” a brawny sing-along about not taking life too seriously.     Screamin’ At The Sky has been a catharsis for Black Stone Cherry, and the quartet is savoring the calm after the storm. “A lot of bands would have thrown in the towel, but we came out the other side with some of the best music we’ve ever made,” Ben enthuses. Chris concludes: “ We’re in a great space—this band is as much as a family as it’s ever been.”   ###  Information Source: The Original Bar and BBP LIVE | eventbrite