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The Time Machine Concert Series builds momentum toward spring
A run of free Saturday concerts in Teton Village, each themed to a different music era—perfect for mixing ski laps with a dance break.
Event details
The Road to Rendezvous: Time Machine Concert Series transforms the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort into an après ski destination every Saturday in March. The 2026 dates are set for March 7, 14, 21, and 27.
All concerts are free and open to all ages, beginning at 3:00 PM under the Aerial Tram at Teton Village.
For 2026, the series adopts a Time Machine theme celebrating 60 years of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort history, with each Saturday representing a different decade. The March 7 show features Rolling Harvest performing Bob Dylan and Neil Young from the 1960s and 1970s.
On March 14, VaMoose & Friends bring 1980s hits to the stage, followed by NOT.GREENDAY, a Green Day tribute band, representing the 1990s on March 21. The series closes on March 27 with golden era hip hop group Souls of Mischief delivering early 2000s energy.
The 2025 series showcased entirely local Teton County talent, including Box Elder, Inland Isle, Aaron Davis & The Mystery Machine, and The Sunday Killers. Audiences vote for their favorite band each Saturday through Monday, with the winner earning the opening slot on the main Rendezvous Festival stage.
This direct pipeline from local performance to major festival billing creates real stakes and strong community investment. Sponsored by Pabst Blue Ribbon, with drink specials at the Tram Dock bar, the series reflects Jackson’s ability to blend authentic ski town culture with quality live music.
Skiers often take one final run down the mountain and ski directly to the concert venue, boots still locked into their bindings.
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