ARTISTS

The White Buffalo

The White Buffalo is Jake Smith – singer, songwriter, guitarist, teller of stories, Emmy nominee; an...

The Gand Band

The Gand Band transports listeners back to the 1960s with a groovy blend of soul, rock, and rebellion....

Courtney Chambers

Music drew Courtney Chambers from the Los Angeles area to the desert to play gigs on the local live music...

Shadow Mountain Band

Hillbilly-music jam sessions outside Pappy & Harriet’s in Pioneertown garnered buzz for this High Desert...

The Flusters

"Palm Desert quartet the Flusters gained some notoriety in 2016 when they were one of the local bands...

The Dip

Hard-hitting yet sensitive, this electrifying seven-piece ensemble draws inspiration from the musical...

Giselle Woo and the Night Owls

With a genre-bending fusion of cumbia, rock ’n’ roll, ska, and folk rhythms, and bilingual lyrics that...

Nutty

Nutty is a jazz octet with their own unique style, weaving classic pop/rock with straight-ahead jazz, big...

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Music has always played an important role in the lore of Palm Springs. From the 1950s performances of the Rat Pack to today’s indie rockers, musicians of all genres, from all over the world, have found inspiration here in the desert.

Witness history as the inaugural Oasis Music Festival, presented by Agua Caliente Casinos, revives the storied past of the musical playground that made Palm Springs famous. The Oasis Music Festival will re-create anew the celebrity, excitement, and swank of Palm Springs through this world-class music festival featuring all genres of music taking place at more than 60 venues over four days.

Music has always played an important role in the lore of Palm Springs. From the 1950s performances of the Rat Pack to today’s indie rockers, musicians of all genres, from all over the world, have found inspiration here in the desert.

A portion of the proceeds from the Oasis Music Festival will benefit the $12M restoration efforts of the historic 800-seat Plaza Theatre in downtown Palm Springs.

Help Save The Plaza Theatre

A portion of the proceeds from the Oasis Music Festival will benefit the $12M restoration efforts of the historic 800-seat Plaza Theatre in downtown Palm Springs.

Help Save The Plaza Theatre