Events

Enjoy a lazy Sunday with live music from Emily Tessmer in the Alibi Amphitheater!
Bring your own lawn chair or towel, but let us cover the food and drink.

About Emily: Emily Tessmer is an artist, musician and documentary filmmaker, who celebrates the power of the natural world. Music, her first love, continues to bring many fruitful adventures. Having 6 full length albums in her body of work, Emily continues to learn, grow with her songwriting and live performances on the trail and in the studio.

Come out for some Country Line Dancing with Claire.  Claire will lead some line dancing lessons and play some of your favorite line dances and country songs.  $10 cover.  Please bring cash (preferred) or credit card.
This event is 21+

Join University of Nevada Reno professors for a series of informational talks about ecology, science, and Lake Tahoe at Alibi Incline.

July 10: Plastics in Freshwater Ecosystems with Dr. Sudeep Chandra
July 31: A Tale of Two Species: The Struggle To Thrive in a Rapidly Changing World with Dr. Hali Cushman
August 21: Mighty Meadows Are More Than Meets The Eye with Dr. Ben Sullivan
September 25: Wildfire Smoke: Impacts to Lake Tahoe and Our Smaller Lakes with Dr. Facundo Scordo and Dr. Sudeep Chandra

Down the Rabbit Hole band’s performances are a musical rock ‘n’ roll journey with iconic songs from the 60s and 70s. Down the Rabbit Hole features rich vocal harmonies and a band that rocks. The band puts on a show and performs at many of the big regional venues, such as Truckee’s Wednesday Night Amphitheater Shows, Truckee Thursdays, Music on the Green and at Alibi Truckee’s Truckee Thursday After Party Shows.
Down the Rabbit Hole is a band located in Truckee with five regional musicians, all with rich musical backgrounds. Come on out for the music and entertainment with DTRH and you won’t be disappointed!

FREE SHOW at Alibi Truckee on July 31st

Enjoy a lazy Sunday with live music from Emily Tessmer AND Joaquin Fioresi in the Alibi Amphitheater!
Catch their solo session’s July 13th and July 27th!
Bring your own lawn chair or towel, but let us cover the food and drink.

Join us any Thursday for the second annual “Tunes on Tap!” It’s our Thursday night outdoor concert series in our Alibi Amphitheater in Incline Village. This FREE community concert series runs from July 10th through September 18th and is made possible by our partnership with Travel North Tahoe Nevada. Here are a few important details…

All concerts start at 7pm.
Bring your own blanket or chair to put on the grass, as seating is limited.
Bring a warm layer, as it tends to cool off fast a night.
Minors are allowed but dogs are not.
No outside food or beverages allowed (except for water).

Update as of 8/4/25 – This event is cancelled. Unfortunately, Mark is unable to do the show. See you next week for Metal Echo!
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Tahoe Leisure Society Presents: Golden Hour Frequencies with Mark Sexton
Come after you explore and enjoy Truckee Thursdays, Mark starts around 8PM.

Guitarist and songwriter Mark Sexton has had a longtime hunger for experiencing music from every possible angle. Whether it’s behind the microphone, singing and playing guitar for his acclaimed groups, (The Sextones & Whatitdo Archive Group), or from behind the turntables, performing a DJ set that tells a story. His deep musical roots and knowledge of music history put him at an advantage when conducting parties and taking listeners to new places while pulling deep cuts from his massive record collection. Not initially taking DJing seriously, it was an experience while on tour in Europe with his band, the Sextones, that he found inspiration. “There is a culture of finding the rarest possible records and playing them out in the club that night. DJs would come on playing amazing soul 45s after our band sets. I fell in love with it right away”. Since 2018, Sexton has gone full out with DJ events. Inspired by euro-nightclubs, his residency, “RSL Discotheque” at Rum Sugar Lime, and annual “Deeper Disco” have quickly developed a cult followings. Combining his expertise in audio mixing, and DJing, you can occasionally hear handcrafted edits of his own being played in those late nite sets. “I feel Reno’s DJ scene is deeply associated with the playa, which is amazing, but I’m looking to revive the old-school DJ culture that started in legendary clubs like Paradise Garage, or by mix engineers like Tom Moulton and DJs like Larry Levin that paved the way for where we are now.”

Enjoy a lazy Sunday with live music from Nick Eng in the Alibi Amphitheater!
Bring your own lawn chair or towel, but let us cover the food and drink.

About Nick: Nick Eng is a singer-songwriter and recording artist from the Biggest Little City of Reno, Nevada. Eng’s music is the epitome of driving and jangly pop-rock topped off with a shimmering polish. Along with his catchy compositional skills, he also plays a plethora of instruments, including guitar, bass, piano, drums, and of course, his vocal cords.
As a songwriter, Eng’s heart has remained prominently stitched on his sleeve for better or for worse, lyrically and emotionally teetering between heartfelt and earnest ear-charmers, to cynical and biting expressions of a young man hurt by others and himself. As a performer, his nose-to-the-grindstone attitude and penchant for wit and professionalism have served him well.

Join us for the Donner Party Mountain Runners social run with free demos! Get 1 free beverage from Alibi Ale Works with your free demo!

Come out for some Country Line Dancing. Hayli + Lily will lead some line dancing lessons and play some of your favorite line dances and country songs.  $10 cover.  Please bring cash (preferred) or credit card.
This event is 21+

Come after you explore and enjoy Truckee Thursdays, Metal Echo starts around 8PM.

ALL LOVERS OF ROCK are strongly encouraged to attend! Metal echo weaves decades of classic rock, 90’s grunge/alternative, and heavy/ nu metal favorites into their shows. So don’t let that “metal” in their band name dissuade you by any means.

Shapeshifter of rock front woman, Kandy Xander will transport you back to yesteryears. One moment she’ll have you mesmerized singing along to Zombie by the Cranberries … then she’ll spin the crowd into a Nirvana frenzy …or bellow out an operatic classic like Holy Diver, as well as, engaging the crowd in epic head banging rock anthem song alongs from the likes of Metallica & Soundgarden.

Enjoy a lazy Sunday with live music from Bridget Stockham AND Jamie Candiloro in the Alibi Amphitheater!
Bring your own lawn chair or towel, but let us cover the food and drink.

About Bridget: Bridget is known for singing inspirational lyrics with power and passion across genres and generations, and sharing pure positive energy with the crowd.  Since moving to Tahoe in 1992, Bridget has been the lead singer/acoustic guitar for Mosaic Blue, Pure Winter Music Duo,  Down The Rabbit Hole-Tahoe, Kit & Bridget, Mountain Star, and Fresh Trax Band. Vocal influences include Barbara Streisand, Vikki Carr, Ann Wilson, Maynard James Keenan, Eddie Vetter, Jeff Martin and Steve Philbrook. “Music brings people together, and that my friends can change the world”

About Jamie: Jamie Candiloro is a Grammy-nominated Los Angeles/Lake Tahoe based producer, mixer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist. Starting his career in New York City in the 1990s, Jamie quickly began recording music for artists in the city’s downtown and indie rock music scene. A chance meeting with Daniel Lanois led to Jamie recording and mixing the Luscious Jackson album Fever In Fever Out. The album contained the single “Naked Eye” which ended up in the top twenty. The early 2000s saw Jamie working with larger artists like Courtney Love, Willie Nelson, and Spice Girl Mel C. He worked with R.E.M. for five years which included two studio albums, a movie soundtrack, a greatest hits record. After moving to Los Angeles, Jamie worked with Ryan Adams as a producer during a period which would include the albums Rock n Roll, Easy Tiger, Follow the Lights, and Vol. III/IV. He also joined Ryan Adams and The Cardinals as a piano player during that time.

Join University of Nevada Reno professors for a series of informational talks about ecology, science, and Lake Tahoe at Alibi Incline.

July 10: Plastics in Freshwater Ecosystems with Dr. Sudeep Chandra
July 31: A Tale of Two Species: The Struggle To Thrive in a Rapidly Changing World with Dr. Hali Cushman
August 21: Mighty Meadows Are More Than Meets The Eye with Dr. Ben Sullivan
September 25: Wildfire Smoke: Impacts to Lake Tahoe and Our Smaller Lakes with Dr. Facundo Scordo and Dr. Sudeep Chandra

My mountain people, we are coming to Truckee!! 🌊🏔️
Stoked to announce that @alibialeworks (Truckee) will be hosting a book signing and multimedia night for Twenty Eight Years at Sea.
We’re bringing the big waves to the mountains—so swing by, grab a cold brew, some amazing food, and let’s talk story. We’ll have photos, video, and a behind-the-scenes look at 28 wild years chasing swells and saving lives.

Massive thanks to our host, @alibialeworks and our sponsors @qgrouptahoe and @tahoesailingcharters for making it all happen.
Let’s make it a night to remember—see you in the Sierras! 🌲🌊✌️

Join us any Thursday for the second annual “Tunes on Tap!” It’s our Thursday night outdoor concert series in our Alibi Amphitheater in Incline Village. This FREE community concert series runs from July 10th through September 18th and is made possible by our partnership with Travel North Tahoe Nevada. Here are a few important details…

• Bring your own blanket or chair to put on the grass, as seating is limited.
• Bring a warm layer, as it tends to cool off fast a night.
• Minors are allowed but dogs are not.
• No outside food or beverages allowed (except for water).

Here’s our 2025 band line up! 

• July 10th: Peter Joseph Burtt
• July 17th: Sneaky Creatures
• July 24th: Broken Compass Bluegrass
• July 31st: Metal Echo with Moonlight Movement aerialists
• August 7th: The Wreckords
• *No concert August 14th
• August 21st: Bicicletas Por La Paz
• August 28th: Everyday Outlaw
• September 4th: JeNes N The Juice
• September 11th: Tahoe Tribe with Pink Floyd‘s sax player & Beastie Boys percussionist
• September 18th: Dirty Cello

Dad’s Lame Playlist is a new local cover band that plays (not so) classic rock from the 60’s to today. Come enjoy some brews and tunes at the Alibi Amphitheater of Incline Public House!

Enjoy a lazy Sunday with live music from Darren Senn in the Alibi Amphitheater!
Bring your own lawn chair or towel, but let us cover the food and drink.

About Darren: Darren Senn has been entertaining audiences in the Reno/Tahoe area for twenty years. He prides himself in carrying on the folk tradition with stories behind his songs and writing his truth. Drawing inspiration from greats such as Townes Van Zandt and John Prine, Darren delights in taking you places through song, and giving you a few chuckles along the way. He continues to write, perform and record and always delivers an entertaining and engaging show.

Come out for some Country Line Dancing. Hayli + Lily will lead some line dancing lessons and play some of your favorite line dances and country songs.  $10 cover.  Please bring cash (preferred) or credit card.
This event is 21+

Clean Up Truckee with us and Keep Truckee Green on August 28th!
The Deets:
Meet at Alibi Truckee at 4:15PM
Clean for ~2 hours: 4:30PM – 6:30PM
Return to Alibi for a pint & dinner with new friends who share community values!

Sign up here

Join us any Thursday for the second annual “Tunes on Tap!” It’s our Thursday night outdoor concert series in our Alibi Amphitheater in Incline Village. This FREE community concert series runs from July 10th through September 18th and is made possible by our partnership with Travel North Tahoe Nevada. Here are a few important details…

All concerts start at 7pm.
Bring your own blanket or chair to put on the grass, as seating is limited.
Bring a warm layer, as it tends to cool off fast a night.
Minors are allowed but dogs are not.
No outside food or beverages allowed (except for water).

4-piece rock band comin’ to Alibi Truckee. Leather, Whiskey & Wood play originals, but also mix in a lot of rock songs from different genres like Barracuda by Heart and Lo/Hi by the Black Keys. Come join the fans that already love them and become one yourself!

Enjoy a lazy Sunday with live music from Moonie in the Alibi Amphitheater!
Bring your own lawn chair or towel, but let us cover the food and drink.

About Moonie: Moonie is a Musician and Vocalist born and raised in Los Angeles, California. According to him, he is blessed to be creating, grinding, and living with his family in beautiful North Lake Tahoe and Truckee, California. He comes to us delivering a blend of Hip Hop, Blues, and Rock ‘n’ roll.

Join us any Thursday for the second annual “Tunes on Tap!” It’s our Thursday night outdoor concert series in our Alibi Amphitheater in Incline Village. This FREE community concert series runs from July 10th through September 18th and is made possible by our partnership with Travel North Tahoe Nevada. Here are a few important details…

All concerts start at 7pm.
Bring your own blanket or chair to put on the grass, as seating is limited.
Bring a warm layer, as it tends to cool off fast a night.
Minors are allowed but dogs are not.
No outside food or beverages allowed (except for water).