Live music in Marietta, GA

Join Daiquiriville for a weekly International Happy Hour with a live DJ and happy hour specials. It runs every Friday night, featuring music and a great atmosphere to relax and hang out.

Enjoy a summer edition of Beats + Ballads at Guardian Works. The night starts with open mic performances, then moves into a jam session. There will also be local vendors on-site with a market running throughout the evening.

Returning to Main Street Plaza in Kennesaw for the third time, this event delivers a high energy experience with lots of dancing.

Still Singing is a community gathering centered on open artistic expression, meaningful conversation, and fun for all ages. At Schoolhouse Brewing in Marietta, guests can take in a varied mix of music from Georgia’s local artists, enjoy savory bites curated by Aly’s Bites & Delights, and cool off with shaved ice from Blue Collar Roasters. The purpose is to expand awareness, support research, advance education, and encourage advocacy and family support related to pregnancy loss and infant death.

Dock Rock Radio brings a wave of smooth yacht rock to StillFire Brewing Smyrna, filling the taproom with silky harmonies, laid-back rhythms, and the band’s easygoing flair. The set blends familiar favorites with deeper picks, creating a relaxed, coastal vibe as great beer flows and the room hums with energy. It is a casual, feel-good night made for unwinding while the music takes the helm.

At SuBourbon Rock & Oyster Bar, The Rockin' Roundup Band marks 15 years together, a journey that started in 2011. The performance centers on classic hits and reflects a run of recognition at the GCA Awards for six consecutive years, including Band of the Year finalist and semifinalist honors from 2019 through 2024. It is a milestone evening that highlights the band’s staying power and crowd pleasing sound.

Baditude rolls into The Wing Cafe & Tap House in Marietta with a high energy set of rock and pop favorites that keeps the room buzzing. The band brings its full experience to the stage with powerhouse vocals, big hooks, loud choruses, crowd singalongs, dance floor moments, and a glam with grit vibe. The Wing Cafe sets the scene for a lively night out with loaded baskets of wings, cold drinks, a friendly crowd, and an atmosphere that grows louder as the evening builds. It is a long-awaited return, and the momentum has a way of turning one more song into closing time.

Catch Will Slater and Kobanova live at Smith's Olde Bar. The show is scheduled for the evening, with tickets listed as available through the event partners shown on the page.

Rich Ward's Guardians Of The Jukebox bring an immersive 1980s tribute to Dixie Tavern, creating a nostalgia-filled trip back to the decade. Free reservations are available, with a $20 cover. This event is 21 and over, and the venue is non smoking.

Catch Randy Hoexter live at St. James Live! in Atlanta. The show starts at 4:00 PM.

Joseph Habedank brings the Summer Nights Tour to Eastwood Baptist Church in Marietta, GA for an evening of Christian music.

Get ready for a unique fashion experience at Atlanta’s first silent headphone fashion show. You’ll watch the runway style while wearing headphones for the sound experience. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the event runs from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Free parking is available, and the event is for ages 18 and up.

Breaking Bands is a monthly local and regional band showcase featuring 3 to 4 new and rising groups. Join an evening focused on original music and live performances, with bands from all genres taking the stage. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show starts at 7:30 PM. This event is in person and is for ages 15 and up.

Raise a glass for a cause at Glover Park Brewery, where 10% of beer, wine, and cocktail sales will benefit GOBeyond Charities. Enjoy live music by Slim Jim Brown and grab food from Fuscos Pizza Truck. No ticket is required.

Join local artist Messiah Signal for “Midnight Radio,” a live electronic music concert in the Black Box Theater at Sewell Mill Library & Cultural Center. Expect a night of synthpop, industrial, and futurepop soundscapes with immersive visuals and a theatrical performance. Flashing lights and loud music are part of the show. Album signings may be available after the performance upon request.

Test your tune knowledge with a fun night of music bingo. See how many songs you can name and impress your friends with your musical memory. Enjoy New York style pizza while you play.

Catch Slow Joy, Bike Routes, and Growing Pains for a night of indie rock, midwest emo, alternative rock, and shoegaze at The Masquerade - Altar in Atlanta. The show starts at 6:30 PM, with tickets available via Ticketmaster.

Cairo Jag is performing live at The EARL in Atlanta. The show is scheduled for the evening, with the concert starting at 8:00 PM local venue time. Tickets are available via Freshtix.

We the People Open Jam at Kastaways Bar & Grill welcomes musicians of any genre. Bring your own gear, such as a guitar with an optional amp, a bass, or sticks, and enjoy an easygoing session of live playing.

Experience an interactive talk on jazz led by Kennesaw State University professor and guitarist Trey Wright, presented in collaboration with the Jazz At The Strand series. This edition highlights A Love Supreme, the music of John Coltrane, and the series also delves into topics like Joni Mitchell’s jazz years, the role of the bass with guest Tim Aucoin, and Charlie Christian’s influence on jazz guitar. Admission includes one drink ticket. Capacity is limited to 30 guests, and attendees must be 21 or older. Trey Wright is a Roswell, Georgia based jazz guitarist, composer, and recording artist whose career includes six Best Jazz Band honors with the Athens quartet Squat at the Flagpole Athens Music Awards and featured appearances at festivals such as the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Bel Chere, the Twilight Athens Jazz Festival, the Cherry Blossom Festival, Harvest Midtown, and Athfest. His compositions have received international airplay and have been heard on Sirius radio and NPR’s All Things Considered. He has performed with artists including Jimmy Haslip of the Yellowjackets, John Patitucci, Joe Lovano, Corey Christiansen, and Darmon Meader of the New York Voices, and has taken the stage at events like the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jazz à Vienne, the International Festival of University Theatre in Casablanca, the World Sacred Music Festival in Bangalore, and performances in Montepulciano, Italy. He began performing with the Georgia Symphony Jazz Orchestra in 2008. Wright holds a Master of Music in Jazz Studies from Georgia State University and teaches jazz guitar, theory and composition, ensembles, jazz history, improvisation, and the history of rock at Kennesaw State University, with additional teaching experience at LaGrange College, Gainesville College, and the Atlanta Institute of Music and Media, as well as service as a Jazz Artist in Residence at the University of Georgia. From 2011 to 2016 he contributed a regular Jazz Harmony column to Just Jazz Guitar magazine. His recordings include Where I’m Calling From, The Trey Wright Trio’s Thinking Out Loud on Blue Canoe Records, The Hibbard/Wright Project with Grammy winner Mace Hibbard, and Songs From Oak Avenue. Thinking Out Loud was included in the first round of Grammy nominations for Best Jazz Instrumental Album in 2010 and later appeared in Delta Air Lines in flight entertainment.

Get ready for All Shook Up, an Elvis Presley musical coming to the Marietta Theatre. The show runs from August 13 through August 22, 2026. Tickets are available through Tix.com.