The Inwood attracted musical giants like Glenn Miller, Lawrence Welk, Guy Lombardo, Louis Armstrong, Tommy Dorsey, Bobby Goldsboro, Harry James, The Byrds, Canned Heat, and Commander Cody. Somewhere in the 1960s, big bands began to fade, paving the way for bands like Sammy Jensen, Don Hoy, Orvill Von Seggern, Al Pierson, Everett Boyer, and Don Glasser.
1920s–1930s
| 1934 | Al Menke (Jul 19) |
| 1935 | Al Menke (Sep); The Smetana Orchestra of Omaha (Sep); Harvey King, Bennett-Geten (Oct) |
| 1937 | Al Menke (Jul); Jackie Coogan (Jul) |
| 1938 | Ina Ray Hutton & Siamese Twins (Jun); Shep Fields (Jul) |
| 1939 | Louis Armstrong (Jul); Wayne King (Sep 14) |
| 1930s | George Krumm |
1940s
Featured wedding dances on Monday nights, “Old Time” bands on Tuesday nights, and polka, waltz, and “modern” dancing on Thursday nights (1940s)
| 1940 | Tiny Little (Jun) |
| 1941 | Skip Anderson (Jul); Blue Barron (Aug) |
| 1942 | Lawrence Welk (May); Shep Fields (Aug) |
| 1943 | Lynn Kerns and the Rhythm Club Orchestra (Apr 29); Tom Owens Cowboys; Jack Cole (Aug); Lynn Kerns and the Rhythm Club Orchestra (Aug 26) |
| 1944 | Lynn Kerns and the Rhythm Club Orchestra (June 8; Aug 24; Sep 14) |
| 1945 | Lynn Kerns and the Rhythm Club Orchestra (May 31; Jun 21); Don Stickland and his Orchestra (July 12); Tom Owens Cowboys (Aug) |
| 1946 | Ray Pearl (Jul); Clyde Grant |
| 1940s | Dick Jurgens |
| 1940s–50s | Glenn Miller; Little John Beecher |
1950s
| 1950 | Hank Winder; Ray Pearl (Aug); Lawrence Welk (Sep); Orin Tucker (Sep) |
| 1951 | Eddy Howard; Cliff Keyes (Jun); Blue Barron (Jul); Chuck Foster and Delores Marshal (Sep); Bobby Beers (Oct) |
| 1952 | Blue Barron (May); Billy Bishop (Jun); The John Novak Band (Jun); Skip Anderson (Jul 3-4); Chuck Foster and Delores Marshal (Oct) |
| 1953 | The Six Fat Dutchmen; Ray Palmer (Apr); Ruth Colman &Her All Girl Orchestra (May); Don Hoy (Jul); Jimmy Palmer (Aug); Art Kassel (Sep); The Vikings (Sep 29; Oct 13); Bobby Griggs (Oct 1; Oct 29); Al Menke (Oct 8); “Doc” Lawson (Oct 15); Bennett-Greten (Oct 22); The “Vikings” Carnival Dance (Oct 27) |
| 1954 | Tiny Hill (Jul); Frankie Yankovic (Sep); Tiny Hill (Oct) |
| 1955 | Jan Garber (Apr); Frankie Yankovic (Apr); Blue Barron (May); Tiny Hill (Jun) |
| 1956 | Eddy Howard (May); Jan Garber (May); Blue Barron (May); Jules Herman (Jun); Henry Charles Orchestra (Aug); Jules Herman (Aug); Jack Coles (Aug); Jules Herman (Oct) |
| 1957 | Sammy Kaye; Bob Calame (Jun); Preston Love (Jun); Bob Calame (Jul); Bob Calame (Sep); Jimmy Dorsey (Oct) |
| 1958 | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, Carmen Lombardo, The Lombardo Trio, The Lombardo Twin Pianos (Jun 5) |
| 1959 | Jim Garber; Jack Cole (Aug) |
1960s–1990s
| 1960 | Harry James (Jun) |
| 1961 | Don Strickland and His Orchestra (Aug 3); Chuck Hall and His Orchestra (Aug 17; Sep 21; Oct 19) |
| 1962 | Wayne King (May); Don Strickland and His Orchestra (Jun 28; Jul 12; Aug 30) |
| 1963 | Don Strickland and His Orchestra (Jul 25) |
| 1965 | Don Strickland and His Orchestra (May 6); The Byrds (Jul 8)–first live band at a Teen Hop |
| 1964-1965 | Darrel Winkie and his famous Wink-I Pepsi Parties (Teen Hop DJ) |
| 1967 | Pete Klint Quintet (1400 tickets sold) |
| 1969 | Don Strickland and His Orchestra (Jul 10) |
| 1960s | Sammy Jensen Band; Henry Charles Orchestra |
| 1965-1974 (Teen Hop Bands booked by Darrel Winkie) | The Mustangs; Michael and the Mystics; High Spirits; Bobby Goldsboro; Carvetts; Showmen; Stingrays; The Byrds (1010 tickets sold); The Stillroven; The Coachman Mr. Moon; The Underbeats; Dee Jay & Runways (Peter Rabbit Record); The Boys Next Door; The Tradewinds Five; The Buckinghams; Idle Fern; Sounds Unlimited; The New Jesters; The Moods Rock ‘n Roll; The Do’s and Don’ts; The Del Counts; U.S. Dance Group; The Apostles; The He Toos; The Roguesteen Hop; The Marbles; The Society; Dave Brady All Stars; The New Generation; Hot Half Dozen; The Grasshoppers; The Litter; King James & His Disciples; The Skeeters; Michael's Mystics; Showtime Parts I & II; Lee Rainey & The I.B.T.C. (i.e., They Itty Bitty Titty Committee); Sunshine World; Story Monday; Happy Daze; Soul Sensations; The Younger Brothers; Straight Records (967 tickets sold); The Establishment; The Prophets; Tony’s Tygers; New World Congregation; The Mystic Evolution; Sir Raleighs; The Fabulous Flippers; Cross Well Black; The Library; Salt; Pepper and Spice; Echoes Five; The Pages; West Minist’r; The Young Raiders; The Rising Suns; The System; Karisma; Mills Novelty; Red Dogs; Brave New World; The Ride; Head Stone; Octopus; Rural; Morning Glory; Badge; Nation Rocking Blue Things; Teen King and the Princess; Dohcotah Tic; Ben Jamin; Wildwood; Kiss; Enoch Smokey |
| 1950s, 60s, & 70s | Jules Herman |
| 1970s | Ray’s Old Timers |
| 1993 | Larry Novotney, Marc Frana, The Morava Hammer Dulcimer Band (Aug 6-8) |
| 1994 | Sammy Jensen Band (Jul 15); Tami Novak and The Black Diamond Band (Jul 16) |
| 1995 | Everett Boyer Orchestra (Apr 21; Jun 9); Cheyenne (Apr 22); Sammy Jensen (May 5); T.N.T. DJ Joe Taylor (May 6; May 20); Power Jam DJ (May 13); Strike Force DJ Tom Hauber (May 27); Music Mix Inc. & Karoke (Jun 10); Rio Grande (Jun 23); Everett Boyer Orchestra (Jul 14); Buck Hollow Band, Sir Brothers (Jul 15); Czech Plus Band, Jim Busta Band, Good Time Dutchmen, Marc Frana Band (Jul 16) |
2000–Present
| 2006 | Canned Heat (May 5) |
| 2013 | Gotcha Covered (Nov 1) |
| 2014 | Toe Tappers, Miles Adams Band (May 2) |
| 2014 | Lew Klimesh, Doghouse Jon, The Misbehavers (May 3) |
| 2018 Turkey River Music Festival | Fusion, The Busted Flat Band, The Miles Adams Band, Lew Klimesh, Wonder Creek, Yukon, Sink Hole (Sep 22) |