SAVE FERRIS: Southern California ska-punk veteran Save Ferris brings the “It Means Everything” 29th anniversary tour to The Black Sheep, performing songs from the band’s breakout debut album alongside fan favorites from its nearly three-decade-long career, 8 p.m., Saturday, 2106 E. Platte Ave., $31.14; blacksheeprocks.com. 

SUMMER ADVENTURE CELEBRATION: Families can celebrate the Pikes Peak Library District’s Summer Adventure Celebration program with a free interactive concert by award-winning children’s musician Katherine Dines at the Fountain Library. The morning includes singalongs, dancing and frozen custard from Culver’s from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Friday, 230 S. Main St.; ppld.librarymarket.com.

PAUL BLANKENSHIP: Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort’s free “LIVE at the Lodge” concert series continues with a performance by musician Paul Blankenship. Guests can enjoy live music, Colorado-crafted drinks and food from the BeanerSchnitzel food truck during the weekly outdoor concert series from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, 2 El Paso Blvd.; bicycleresort.com.

719 DAY FEST: More than 20 regional rock, punk and alternative acts will take over three Colorado Springs venues during the 719 Day Fest. The all-day celebration features artists like Cheap Perfume, Sonic Vomit, Letters From the Sun and more, with performances spread across The Black Sheep, Vultures and What’s Left Records. The festival begins at 2 p.m. Sunday at each location for $23.38 per ticket; blacksheeprocks.com.

ASHLEY MCBRYDE: Grammy award-winning country star Ashley McBryde brings her powerhouse vocals to Phil Long Music Hall at Bourbon Brothers, with special guest Aubrey Dale. Known for albums including “Girl Going Nowhere,” “Never Will” and “The Devil I Know,” she’ll bring her acclaimed storytelling songs to Pikes Peak at 7:30 p.m. Friday, 13071 Bass Pro Drive, $82.46-$114.30; bourbonbrothers.com.