Live music in Little Rock, AR

42 Dugg is scheduled to perform live at The Hall in Little Rock. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Get ready for a high-energy 2000s rave at The Hall, featuring remixed limewire-era classics all night long. The event is 18+ and the crowd will be dancing like it’s 2003. Tickets are general admission and standing-room only on the floor and mezzanine, with limited first-come seating available for mezzanine ticket holders (mezzanine is 21+ only).

Amber Violet brings a night of live music to Dugan's Pub, and the menu includes the pub's well known cheese sticks to start. A singer songwriter active in recent years, she has appeared at festivals, intimate listening venues, and private events across Arkansas and the surrounding area. Performing with guitar and keyboard, she blends influences from country, pop, punk, alternative, and classic rock, all centered on her standout vocals.

Club 27 hosts a milonga that is similar to the practica, with a slightly more formal touch and a schedule designed to allow for more dancing. Guests from Memphis are expected to attend. The event starts with a class open to all levels, followed by social dancing to music by Noemi. Snacks, water, and other beverages are provided, and attendees may bring additional food or drinks. Admission is $10.

Four bands share the bill for a live show featuring Bigger Than Mountains from Salt Lake City, Rifleman from Las Vegas, and Little Rock artists Troy Bennetts Graveyard Lips and Ten Dollar Men. Entry is $10, NOTAFLOF.

At the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, this songwriting session welcomes veterans, service members, and Blue and Gold Star families to create music that shares military stories. No previous musical experience is needed. There is no charge for veterans.

Enjoy songs, dancing, and plenty of free play for kids ages 2 to 5 at Thompson Library. The session includes music and movement activities using instruments, followed by time for kids to socialize and play. Children under 11 must be accompanied by a caregiver age 16 or older.

Wednesday Spins turns the middle of the week into a relaxed evening of art, music, drinks, and mingling. Enjoy beautiful Museum views while you sip craft cocktails, move to music mixed by DJ Nico, wander the Galleries to take in the art on display, and capture memories in the photo booth with friends. AMFA keeps Wednesdays lively all summer.

Opening Act: Summer Concert is a curated, in-person night of live music and community at Hustlers World Creators Studio. Expect performances along with local creatives, vendors, content creators, media coverage, and plenty of opportunities to connect and network. There is a Best Dressed contest with a cash prize, and attendees are encouraged to dress in a fashionable, camera-ready summer look since photographers and media outlets will be capturing the event.