Live music in Jasper, GA

A live acoustic set will take place at the Outlet Shoppes of Atlanta in Woodstock. Costumes are welcome while you enjoy the music.

Nightshades brings a high-octane rock spectacle to Lou Sobh Amphitheater, blending an award-winning lead vocalist, world-class dancers, razor-sharp choreography, and blistering guitars. The set reimagines iconic anthems like Welcome to the Jungle, Enter Sandman, and Bark at the Moon, shaping an immersive rock opera that pairs theatrical storytelling with striking visuals. The vibe evokes the shock-rock flair of Alice Cooper, the sweeping power of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and the seductive glam of Whitesnake and Motley Crue era videos, all fused into one experience. Admission and parking are free. Coolers, outside food, outside alcoholic beverages, cans, glass bottles, and smoking are not permitted. Friendly dogs on leashes are welcome. Guests may bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating, but tents are not allowed. For safety, all balls must be put away once the music begins, and throwing or kicking objects is prohibited.

Almost Monday brings its indie pop sound to Center Stage Theatre in Atlanta, mixing sunlit guitars, catchy hooks, and upbeat, feel-good energy. Expect a night of bright pop rock tunes, dance-ready rhythms, and the breezy coastal vibe the band is known for.

Zero Mile Presents Neal Francis with Sam Fribush Organ Trio at Terminal West in Atlanta. The Chicago-based singer, songwriter, and pianist is known for an analog-focused blend of timeless rock and 70s-inspired dance textures, weaving psych-rock instincts, classic funk, and power-pop with weighty guitar riffs and deep grooves. His studio catalog includes Changes, In Plain Sight, the concert release Francis Comes Alive, the EP Sentimental Garbage, and Return To Zero, created with co-producer Sergio Rios, recorded with members of his touring band, and featuring collaborators such as Dom Frigo, Say She She, Michael Shuman, Elliot Bergman, and guitarist Eric Krasno. Francis began playing piano at a young age, toured widely as a sideman before launching his solo career, and has appeared at festivals like Bonnaroo, Fuji Rock, and Lollapalooza, as well as historic venues such as Carnegie Hall. This is an all-ages show.

Northside Tavern marks Halloween with back-to-back live sets from Kobanova followed by Brandon Boone & The Reunion. Admission is $10. Costumes are welcome, dancing is expected, and the night features plenty of live music and playful Halloween antics.

Enjoy a memorable karaoke night that welcomes experienced singers and enthusiastic supporters alike. The atmosphere is lively and friendly, with music, bar specials, and a supportive crowd. Take the mic to share your voice or settle in and enjoy the show.

Onstage acts fill the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. A cover charge applies, priced at $8 or $10.

Saturday nights get a late night refresh at Punch Bowl Social in Atlanta with After Dark. A DJ keeps the energy high with sing along favorites, drink specials are available, and classic board games bring a nostalgic way to challenge friends. Hourly raffles add excitement with prizes on the line. On second Saturdays, the experience shifts to special themes. A rewards program is also offered, with points on food and games and 50% off bowling or karaoke for new members who sign up.

In honor of All Saints' Day, the DUMC Chancel Choir joins featured soloists and a chamber orchestra for a performance of Gabriel Faure’s Requiem. The program offers a thoughtful remembrance of the saints within the community, celebrating their lives while lifting up themes of hope, peace, and the light of God’s everlasting love. This free concert takes place in the Sanctuary.

Part of a 10 year anniversary series, guitarist and composer Aaron Rizzo performs with a group of friends in a high energy rock concert that blends indie, new wave, and grunge into a dynamic set. A $10 donation is suggested.

A Sunday daytime party tailored to adults 30 and older, created with a grown folks vibe in mind. Relax, mingle, and make the most of the day in a setting designed for the 30+ crowd.

Taking place in Heaven at The Masquerade, The Menzingers perform with Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. The show is open to all ages. Tickets are available at The Masquerade box office or online.

Watsky performs the album “x Infinity” in its entirety, accompanied by a synchronized projection of its film. The performance includes strong language, sexual content, and violent imagery. Guests under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Led by Dr. Kellen King, the Reinhard University Percussion Ensemble presents its fall concert in Flint Hall at the Falany Performing Arts Center. The program showcases works by Quintavius Carter, Victor LaBozzetta, Nico Muhly, Bruse Russell, and Ronni Kot Wenzell.

Enjoy a country-themed night featuring lessons followed by dancing at Atlanta Eagle.

Bruce Cockburn brings his acclaimed songwriting and exceptional guitar work to the stage, with songs spanning politics, human rights, the environment, and spirituality. The performance features Livingston Taylor, and draws on Cockburn’s latest album, O Sun O Moon, which blends reflective, spiritual writing with a range of musical styles.

The Army, The Navy performs as part of the Fake Brave Tour 2026, with Ella Woolsey also featured. The show is general admission and open to all ages.

Enjoy live music from Atlanta’s original country scene, featuring three original acts each night. Band lineups are posted in the discussion tab.

The Arcadian Wild brings the Make It Out Alive Tour to Center Stage. The performance offers reserved seating and is open to all ages.

Independent singer-songwriter Joe Jordan brings an eclectic musical background and experience performing in bars and honky-tonks. Known for honest, unfiltered lyrics that connect with audiences, he has amassed more than 150 million streams. His full-length album, “The Heart Sessions,” is set for release, and this tour features music from the project. The performance takes place in the Music Room and is for ages 18 and up.

The Afghan Whigs bring together Midwestern punk, psychedelic soul, and expansive hard rock, with a sound shaped by a dynamic, seasoned lineup. Their music explores shadowy imagery and themes of memory, pairing forceful rock arrangements with atmospheric guitar work and soulful influences.

Enjoy karaoke and show off your singing skills while having New York-style pizza, garlic knots, and other Johnny’s favorites.

Enjoy an evening of dancing, mingling, and music at Rock Steady, featuring R&B classics, Afrobeats, dancehall, and hip-hop hits. The venue also offers dinner with upscale dishes and cocktails, followed by a lounge atmosphere with DJs and a dancefloor.

Rock Haus Karaoke is a welcoming night of singing hosted by Raqi. Whether you are a seasoned performer or just singing for fun, everyone is welcome. There is no cover, and free parking is available.

Enjoy freshly prepared seafood and Caribbean flavors in an outdoor courtyard setting, with live DJs playing reggae, dancehall, Afrobeats, R&B, and classics. Seafood options include fried snapper, whiting, fried shrimp, lobster and crab specials, rotating seafood features, fresh sides, and Caribbean drinks. The gathering offers a family-friendly atmosphere suited to dinner with family, a night out with friends, or a special celebration. Food and beverages are sold separately, and seating is first come, first served unless reserved.

Jackson Chase takes the stage at the Lou Sobh Amphitheater as part of the Summer Concert Series presented by The Providence Group. Hailing from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, he has been singing since age three, first with family at home, then in church and school, and later in talent competitions. At 12, encouraged by a family friend, he entered a local contest that led to a trip to Los Angeles, where he captured first place at a national event. That milestone set him on a full-time musical path, learning guitar and writing his own songs. His sound blends country, blues, and rock, a mix he calls southern soul and rock and roll. Influences include the Eagles, Merle Haggard, Chris Stapleton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Elvis, and Glen Campbell, and listeners often compare his style to a cross between the Eagles and Lynyrd Skynyrd. He has recorded with country legend John Anderson and has opened for Aaron Tippin, Sammy Kershaw, Collin Raye, Diamond Rio, T. Graham Brown, Adam Hood, Drivin N Cryin, and others. He began touring in 2022, performing more than 85 shows in the first nine months, including Nashville’s Station Inn with Carl Jackson and Larry Cordle. He received Up N Country’s Stepping Up Award as best new artist in 2022 and has since surpassed 400 shows nationwide, from Orlando to Washington, DC to Los Angeles. In July 2024 he signed with manager Allen Mitchell at Erv Woolsey Management. Admission and parking are free. Coolers, outside food or alcohol, cans, glass containers, and smoking are not permitted. Bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating, and note that tents are not allowed. Leashed dogs are welcome. For safety and enjoyment, all balls must be put away once the music begins, and throwing or kicking objects is not allowed during the show.

This monthly community drum circle turns individual rhythms into a collective voice. Participants contribute to a lively, connective musical conversation, and no prior experience is needed. Everyone has rhythm to explore, from breath to heartbeat, and this gathering welcomes that natural pulse. Extra drums and a variety of percussion instruments will be available for anyone who does not have their own. Donations are welcome. The session will be held in the South Annex.

The R&B Tour starring Usher Raymond and Chris Brown comes to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Every attendee needs a ticket, with the exception of children who are shorter than 33 inches. A clear bag policy applies at the stadium. Bags must be clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 in size, and they cannot be tinted or packed so full that the contents are not visible. Non-clear bags must be 4.5 by 6.5 inches or smaller. Medically necessary items are allowed after on-site inspection by security. Event-day storage for bags that do not meet the policy is available for a fee through The Mobile Locker Co. near gates 1 and 2, and items must be picked up immediately after the event. Ticket access includes a public onsale, multiple presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, the venue, Live Nation, Atlanta Falcons, and Atlanta United STM, along with VIP package options and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Enjoy live performances by local jazz musicians alongside Cajun and Creole dishes, handcrafted cocktails, drink specials, and weekly dinner specials at Louisiana Bistreaux Perimeter. The venue offers a warm, lively atmosphere for a night out, a date, or an after-work meal.

Fetty Wap’s Nostalgia Tour stops at Coca-Cola Roxy for a show open to all ages. The setup features a general admission floor with no seating, while the balcony offers reserved seats. Ticket options include a public onsale, several presales through Live Nation and Fetty Wap channels, and VIP packages.

INNA brings her high energy electronic sound to Center Stage Atlanta, turning the venue into an international dance floor. Recognized around the world for a signature mix of driving beats and memorable hooks, she has amassed billions of streams and a long list of chart-topping hits. Her career connects fans across continents and generations, and her music continues to shape the sound of modern EDM. This performance centers on rhythm, melody, and nonstop movement for a true club-inspired experience.

The Fab Four bring a tribute to The Beatles’ A Hard Days Night to Buckhead Theatre. All seating is reserved, and the event is open to all ages. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access via Live Nation and promoter presales.

Enjoy a jazz jam session in a record store, with a 30% discount on all used jazz vinyl. Admission is $5 for musicians and $10 for attendees, payable at the door.

The Record Company celebrates the 10th anniversary of its self-produced debut album, Give It Back To You, with a deluxe reissue and an extensive tour. Since the album’s 2016 release, the band has earned two No. 1 songs at AAA radio, a Grammy nomination, and a following through headline tours, support slots with established artists, and television appearances. The band has since released Play Loud and The 4th Album, which added more radio hits and fan-favorite tracks to its live shows.

INNA is an international EDM artist known for infectious dance beats and catchy hooks, with a career spanning continents, charts, and generations of dance music fans. Her performance features hits including “Hot,” “Sun Is Up,” “Déjà Vu,” “Cola Song,” “Rock My Body,” and “Queen of My Castle.” The event is all ages, with pit and reserved seating options, and includes an opening DJ set by Caroline Arnich.

Enjoy a Friday night of drag, glamour, and performances in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. Cover charge varies depending on when you arrive.

Redeye is a weekly late-night dancefloor experience at Tabu, with music curated by Bands Ruin. The night follows one continuous musical journey, with no rotating lineup or short sets, in a room made for dancing. Guests are asked to switch their phones to airplane mode.