Music Events
April 24, 7 p.m. – April 25, 12 a.m. | Free
Warm up those vocal cords and bring your best shower-singer confidence. Karaoke Night hits Big Sioux Diner & Dive every Friday from 8 PM to midnight. Grab a bite, pick your song, and take the mic, whether you’re here to belt a classic or cheer on your friends.
April 24, 8–10:30 p.m. | $5
Kiran Cordes brings Jimmy Page–inspired guitar work with a relaxed, groove-driven style that’s right at home in the speakeasy setting. Expect expressive playing, laid-back energy, and a set that pairs perfectly with a well-crafted cocktail.
A night of music, atmosphere, and easygoing late-night vibes in our hidden-away space.
Friday, April 24th | 8:00 PM
$5 cover
208 S. Main Ave. Enter through the alley
April 24, 8:30 p.m. – April 25, 1 a.m. |
TOO DRUNK TO FISH is an acoustic duo and / or a four piece band that plays a lot of Jimmy Buffett (our hero) and other music that crowds know and love. The band started out in 1999 with the lineup of Dave Van Roekel on bass and vocals and Scott Jendersee (Big Scott Allen) on acoustic guitar and vocals. Brad “The Bassman” Burkholder joined the group in 2004 and retired from the band in 2020. Scott has carried on with the help of Corey Ward on electric guitar, along with Dave Van Roekel on bass guitar and Seth Curl on drums.
No cover charge. Must be 21+ to attend.
April 25, 6–9 p.m. | $5
Presented by Fellowship Jazz Center, the evening features Smitty’s Dakota Lounge Quartet with Kevin Massey, live jazz, cocktails, and an intimate speakeasy setting.
Saturday, April 25
6PM–9PM
$5 at the door
208 S. Main Ave., Sioux Falls
April 29, 7–8:30 p.m. | Free
Presented in partnership with the South Dakota Music Therapy Association, this session offers a real-world look at how music can support healing, wellbeing, and community impact. Music therapists Ellyn Donahoe, Rebecca Jennings-Boyer, and Kari Hanson will share about their respective journeys into music therapy, what it takes to get started, and how this work shows up locally—from full-time careers to opportunities for independent artists. Built for working musicians and students, the session wraps with a live, interactive demo—step in and experience music therapy in action.
Here’s the breakdown of the evening:
7 p.m. – 7:20 p.m. — Social Time with treats and live music by Link West
7:20 p.m. – 8:15 p.m. — Presentation and Q&A
Don’t miss this FREE opportunity to learn and connect with fellow music makers!
May 1, 8–9:30 p.m. | $30
Direct from Las Vegas, Corrie Sachs has enjoyed a prolific career spanning stage, television and radio. She has performed as a headliner in Las Vegas, NV as well as on National Tours across the nation. Corrie has performed for the USO throughout the world and has opened for such stars as Bob Hope, Bob Newhart, Debbie Reynolds and Allen & Rossi. Originally from Omaha, Nebraska and now a native of Las Vegas, Corrie was honored three times as “Las Vegas Singer of the Year.”
As a Tribute Artist, Corrie Sachs has been portraying Reba McEntire for the past 27 years. She has been offered to tour with Reba herself. Corrie was awarded “Tribute Act of the Year” by the Las Vegas Review Journal. She has recently been inducted into the “Las Vegas Entertainers Hall of Fame.” Corrie has starred in such Production Shows as “Legends in Concert,” “American Superstars,” “Country Superstars,” “Honky Tonk Angles,” and “Country Fever,” just to name a few. Corrie also appears weekly as co-host of the highly successful syndicated Dennis Bono Radio Show. This show is performed “LIVE”and is now in its 25th year at the South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV.
