Live music in Peachtree City, GA

Set to a soundtrack of classic R&B and hip hop, this new adult day experience at The Daiquiri Factory in West Midtown Atlanta blends party games, food, frozen daiquiris, hookah, and wall to wall NFL games with sets from live DJs. The vibe caters to a grown crowd ready to relax and share some laughs in a Frozen Paradise atmosphere. Complimentary birthday celebrations with champagne are offered, and both entry and parking are free.

Open mic night brings soulful tunes and vibrant melodies to Anthony’s Pizzeria in Fayetteville, hosted by local artist Megan Strom. Novice and seasoned musicians are welcome to share the stage, while listeners can relax with live performances and enjoy pizza and other menu offerings. Megan, known for a diverse repertoire, emcees the evening and organizes performer signups. It is a welcoming setting for musicians, families, friends, and music lovers to unwind together.

Vitamin String Quartet teams up with vocal trio Girl Named Tom for a tour of reimagined classics, modern hits, and special collaborations. VSQ blurs the lines between classical, dance, hip hop, and pop with renditions of music by Billie Eilish, BTS, Taylor Swift, Teddy Swims, Danny Elfman, and Prince. Fresh from Season 4 of Netflix’s Bridgerton, the ensemble shares the stage with The Voice winners Girl Named Tom, noted for close harmonies and heartfelt songwriting in contemporary American folk. Together they bring fresh dimension to songs across generations, including their first joint recording, a rendition of Duran Duran’s Ordinary World performed live. The performance takes place at Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE in Atlanta.

Bright Eyes brings a career-spanning performance to Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, open to all ages. What began in an Omaha basement as a teenage Conor Oberst recording project with producer and multi-instrumentalist Mike Mogis became a formal trio in 2006 when Mogis and arranger and multi-instrumentalist Nate Walcott joined as full members. Over more than two decades the group has assembled a catalog that captures fleeting eras while holding together as a clear narrative. Their reach extends across popular culture, with songs turning up in film and television, covered by artists such as Lorde, The Killers, Mac Miller, Phoebe Bridgers, Jason Mraz and beabadoobee, and sampled by Young Thug and Lil Peep. The lineup also includes Lullaby For The Working Class. In partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from every ticket supports the Poison Oak Project and its work to advance equity for LGBTQ+ people, with particular attention to the trans community.

AST, also known as Alchemical String Theory, brings together avant garde string artists from Atlanta’s improvisational underground for a showcase of spontaneous music making. Sets move from solo spotlights to collaborative ensembles with guest string players, shifting between unplugged textures and electronic explorations that use live looping, stomp boxes, reverb, delay, pitch shifting, and more. The performance takes place at Red Light Cafe. Advance tickets are $10 and admission at the door is $15. All ticket sales are final with no refunds.

Presented by Zero Mile, EPIK HIGH appears as part of the 3.0 North American tour. This event is open to all ages.

JOHNNYSWIM brings Greetings from Georgica Pond to Tabernacle Atlanta for a reserved-seating concert open to all ages. Accessible seating is available on the main floor, balcony areas are not configured for ADA access, and the building does not have an elevator. Patrons holding ADA tickets can ask venue staff for assistance upon arrival. If accessible options are sold out, please contact the venue for guidance. Ticket access includes several presales such as SWIM Team, JOHNNYSWIM Fan, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with a VIP package presale, followed by VIP package availability and a general public onsale.

Presented by The Masquerade, this all-ages show features Igorrr with Secret Chiefs 3 and Violent Magic Orchestra at The Masquerade. Tickets are available at the box office or online.

All ages are permitted to attend. The main floor is general admission standing, while the balcony offers reserved seating. A limited-capacity pit is included within the GA floor, and once it reaches capacity, remaining GA guests will be directed to other open areas on the floor. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets, and a public onsale.

Presented by Zero Mile, Black Country, New Road perform at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta. This all ages show features a band known for constant reinvention, from a debut that earned a Mercury Prize nomination and blended jazz and post rock elements, to a follow up that leaned into art rock and chamber pop, then a brand new live set created after the amicable departure of singer Isaac Wood. Now a six piece with vocals and much of the writing shared by Tyler Hyde, Georgia Ellery and May Kershaw, the group’s latest chapter includes the studio album Forever Howlong, produced by James Ford. Their music draws on folk, prog, baroque pop and touches of alt rock while remaining distinctly their own, a sound forged by a close knit, multi instrumental lineup that cut its teeth at The Windmill in Brixton alongside peers such as Squid and Black Midi. Their audience has continued to grow with each evolution, and this appearance reflects the collaborative spirit and adventurous songwriting that define the band’s current era.

LAUNDRY DAY brings a live show to Hell at The Masquerade. The event welcomes attendees of all ages, with tickets available at The Masquerade box office or online.

Zero Mile Presents brings Rodrigo y Gabriela to The Eastern in Atlanta as part of the OurHome Tour. This event welcomes all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to four per order, and any order exceeding the limit may be canceled without notice.

Enjoy a country dance night at Atlanta Eagle with lessons to kick things off, followed by plenty of time on the dance floor.

All seats are reserved in a fully seated setup, and attendees of any age may take part. Ticket access includes a general public onsale, presales through Live Nation and the artist, and Citi cardmember options, including a preferred selection. VIP packages are also available.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to Coca-Cola Roxy. Attendees of any age are welcome. The main floor offers standing room general admission, while the balcony provides reserved, assigned seating. Ticket availability includes multiple presale options, including Goth Babe, Citi Cardmember, Artist, Live Nation, Spotify, and VIP Package presales, plus a public onsale and Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets.

Foster The People takes the stage for a live concert at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, GA.

Zero Mile Presents hosts Parcels on the LOVED Tour 2026. This show is open to all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to four per buyer and this rule will be strictly enforced. Orders that exceed the limit may be cancelled without prior notice.

The Brothers Comatose bring their string-fueled blend of old-school instrumentation and rock and roll spirit to Terminal West. Their album Golden Grass, crafted with co-producers Greg Holden and Tim Bluhm, highlights rich vocal harmonies and organic arrangements built around guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and upright bass. It also introduces newest member Addie Levy while staying true to the band’s warm, joyful identity. Founded by brothers Ben and Alex Morrison in 2008 in San Francisco, the group debuted with Songs From The Stoop in 2010 and went on to release five more full-length records, accumulate nearly 50 million streams, and appear at Outside Lands, High Sierra, and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass. They have shared stages with Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Greensky Bluegrass, Trampled By Turtles, Lake Street Dive, The Devil Makes Three, and Yonder Mountain String Band, building a loyal following through energetic, crowd-stirring performances. This event is open to all ages.

Sienna Spiro brings the My House Tour to Variety Playhouse in Atlanta for an all-ages concert. The London-based singer and songwriter blends jazz influences with modern production, inspired by artists like Frank Ocean, Etta James, Frank Sinatra, and Amy Winehouse. She began writing music at a young age and built a substantial online following, including more than 6.6 million views on TikTok for her cover of Donald Glover’s Redbone. Her debut single Need Me has surpassed 1.8 million global streams, followed by the ballad MAYBE., which exceeded 2 million streams and landed on Spotify Viral charts in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, as well as reaching number 5 in the UK.

The Gordon Vernick Quartet plays an opening set, then the stage opens to musicians and vocalists for a jazz jam session at Red Light Cafe. Admission is $10 at the door, or $5 for performers or students with ID.

Young children can sing, move, and make joyful noise with nature themed music and movement. Designed for ages 2 to 5. Participation is included with Garden membership or admission, and no reservations are needed.

Sundown Social brings a relaxed evening at City Green featuring live music, yard games, and an outdoor bar. There is plenty of space to stretch out, unwind, and soak up the easygoing night atmosphere.

Anthony’s Pizzeria hosts a music themed bingo night where hit songs replace numbers. Hear a track, sing along, mark your card, and call bingo when you have a match. It is free to play. The event is sponsored by Tom Kirkbride Law Firm, which provides cash to all winners. Enjoy pizza and cold drinks in a welcoming setting where any level of singing is welcome.

Speakeasy and Nobody’s Booking present an evening at Goat Farm featuring ML Buch with Stemlines. ML Buch is the project of Copenhagen-based artist Marie Louise Buch, a composer, producer, guitarist, and vocalist who builds her music with an architect’s sense of form, drawing on exploratory playing to spark unexpected ideas. Her live set blends 7-string electric guitars in open tunings with synthetic instrumentation and electronic experimentation. This all-ages show has admission starting at $28.

ButtTootKing brings performances by Lydia B Kollins, Suzie Toot, and Kori King to the Heaven room at The Masquerade in Atlanta. Presented by The Masquerade, Flip Phone Events, Fiercely You Entertainment, and Michael Benedetti, this all-ages event is open to everyone. Tickets are available at The Masquerade box office or online.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. The main level offers a general admission experience with standing room only, while the balcony provides a reserved section with assigned seats. Tickets for the general public and VIP packages are offered.

Presented by Rival, Tricky performs live at The Loft. This is a general admission event.

Tank and the Bangas bring The Last Balloon Tour to Terminal West in Atlanta for an all-ages show that spotlights the New Orleans group’s joyful, shape-shifting sound. Led by Tarriona “Tank” Ball and multi-instrumentalist Norman Spence II, the band moves from spoken-word roots to a vibrant collision of soul, hip hop, and forward-looking R&B. Their new album, The Last Balloon, completes the trilogy that began with Green Balloon and continued with Red Balloon, channeling themes of frustration, resilience, and self-discovery while keeping the energy playful and communal. Fresh off a GRAMMY win for The Heart, The Mind, The Soul, they’ve crafted a live set built on big vocals, handclaps, and moments designed for audience participation, turning the room into a celebration of connection. Ariel J. is also on the lineup.

AEG Presents brings Interpol with DIIV to The Eastern in Atlanta as part of the North America Tour 2026. This all-ages show features the trio of Paul Banks, Daniel Kessler, and Sam Fogarino, known for intricate guitars, focused rhythms, and a commanding vocal presence. Their seventh album, The Other Side of Make-Believe, signaled a new phase for the band, pairing shadowy themes with a gentler, reflective touch. The songs took shape through remote writing before being expanded in the Catskills and completed in North London with producer Flood and longtime collaborator Alan Moulder. That record spans atmospheric moments like Something Changed and Passenger, the lift of Toni and Big Shot City, and the driving pulse of Renegade Hearts and Gran Hotel. DIIV joins the lineup, rounding out a night of distinctive rock from artists with deep catalogs.

Kelela brings the new avatar live show to Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta. The main level is standing room for general admission, while the balcony offers reserved seating. A limited-capacity pit is part of the GA floor, and when that area fills, general admission guests will be directed to other available spots on the floor. All ages are welcome. Ticket access includes a public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, and the artist, plus VIP package options.

A high energy party bus experience in Atlanta features DJ T-MAC on the decks. Look forward to upbeat vibes, a friendly crowd, music, games, laughs, and plenty of fun from start to finish. Food is included with chef curated specials, and drinks are served throughout the ride. A hotel booking link is available for room reservations. Seating is limited, so early booking is recommended.

Pon Di Beltline’s signature seafood gathering in Southwest Atlanta blends fresh-cooked seafood and authentic Caribbean flavor with live DJs and an easygoing outdoor courtyard setting where food, music, and community meet. Expect highlights like fried snapper, whiting, and fried shrimp, along with rotating seafood features, plus lobster and crab specials, fresh sides, and Caribbean drinks. The soundtrack moves through reggae, dancehall, afrobeats, R&B, and classics to keep the vibe going. Comfortable seating and a family-friendly Caribbean atmosphere make it a fit for date night, family dinner, birthday celebrations, friends night out, food lovers, and anyone who enjoys Caribbean culture. Admission is free with complimentary RSVP available, and food and beverages are purchased separately. Seating is first come, first served unless you have reserved seating or a private table, and arriving early can help with the best options. Parking details are provided with event information, and families are welcome during regular dining hours.

$uicideboy$ presents the Grey Day Tour 2026 at Lakewood Amphitheatre, featuring Destroy Lonely and additional performers. This stop underscores a partnership with PLUS1 that focuses on mental health. For each ticket sold, Live Nation will contribute 1 dollar to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to assist those most in need of support. Public onsale, Spotify and Live Nation presales, and VIP package options are noted by the organizers.

Xtreme Music Trivia brings a music challenge to Partners Bar & Grill in Peachtree City, spanning the 1950s through the 2020s and covering all genres. Teams compete for prizes. The venue was formerly known as Yknot.

A night in the Hell room at The Masquerade features Ceremony with Verity Den. The event is open to all ages. Tickets are available at the venue box office and online.

Guster teams up with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE for orchestral performances where each show features a distinct setlist pulled from the band’s catalog. The group’s latest album, Ooh La La, arrived in 2024 as they marked 30 years together, a span highlighted by Billboard-charting songs, collaborations with luminaries like Steve Lillywhite and Richard Swift, the launch of their own music festival, and a dedicated following built through steady touring and communal live shows. Formed in Somerville, Massachusetts, Guster is known for songs such as "Amsterdam," "Satellite," and "Do You Love Me." Outside the band, Ryan Miller composes for film and television, Adam Gardner leads REVERB, a nonprofit focused on sustainable touring, and multi-instrumentalist Luke Reynolds writes and collaborates with artists including Regina Spektor, Sharon Van Etten, and Neko Case.

Anthony’s Pizzeria hosts a lively karaoke night with DJ Wes. Step up to the mic, choose your favorite songs, and sing solo or with friends. Drink specials include $6 Jameson and $4 Fireball, and the kitchen is open for orders. Sign up to perform and enjoy a music-filled outing.

Tank and the Bangas bring The Last Balloon Tour to Terminal West in Atlanta, showcasing an immersive, crowd-forward performance built around their new album. Led by Tarriona “Tank” Ball with multi-instrumentalist Norman Spence II, the New Orleans group blends soul, hip hop, and forward-thinking R&B into a vibrant set full of call-and-response moments, gang vocals, and handclaps. The Last Balloon caps a trilogy that began with Green Balloon and continued with Red Balloon, created in the wake of the band’s GRAMMY win for The Heart, The Mind, The Soul. The album traces a path from doubt to self-affirmation and features songs like Ain’t That Deep, No Invite, Move, Honeycomb, Is It Over, and Nighttime, each highlighting a different side of their sound. Expect a celebratory atmosphere that channels resilience, joy, and communal release. All ages are welcome.

Interpol brings a North America tour stop to The Eastern in Atlanta, performing alongside DIIV. Presented by AEG, this concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

San Holo presents TRUE LOVE IN A MADE UP WORLD at Tabernacle Atlanta in Atlanta. This all ages event features two general admission choices, with standing room on the floor and seated, first come first served options in the balconies. Tickets are sold specifically for either the floor or the balcony, and guests must stay in the section printed on their ticket. In balcony sections 201 through 108, Row A is reserved with assigned seating, while the remaining balcony seats are general admission. Guests with ADA tickets can request assistance from venue staff upon arrival, and if ADA accommodations are sold out, the venue can be reached at tabernacle@livenation.com. Ticket availability includes artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, along with T-Mobile Concert Perks and Fast Lane, a public onsale, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Waylon Wyatt brings the Dustpiles World Tour to the stage with a sound that blends folk storytelling and country grit. The 19-year-old artist from Hackett, Arkansas started writing as a kid after long days working construction with his father, and later recorded and produced his debut EP, Til The Sun Goes Down, in the rec room of his childhood home. That release has earned hundreds of millions of streams, with Arkansas Diamond and Jailbreak achieving RIAA Gold status. Influenced by artists like Tyler Childers and Zach Bryan, he has been highlighted by GRAMMY.com as an emerging country talent and selected as a VEVO DSCVR Artist to Watch. His live history spans sold-out rooms and major festivals, including Stagecoach, Cavendish Beach Music Festival, FairWell Festival, a Hyde Park appearance with Zach Bryan, and global stops such as C2C Festival and CMC Rocks, plus stages like Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo. This all ages show is part of his headlining run across North America, Europe, and Australia, following the release of his debut album, Dustpiles.

A blend of paint and sip with live R&B sets the tone for a paintertainment night at Comfort Inn & Suites in Fairburn, GA. An instructor leads the painting step by step so participants can relax, sip, and enjoy a soulful live performance. The experience includes a partially pre-drawn canvas, use of paint supplies, an easel, and an apron, plus live musical entertainment. BYOB, and advance registration is required.

An all-request sing along show blending music and comedy returns to Abide Brewing Company, featuring The Andrew Brothers on dueling pianos. The performance invites audience requests and encourages sing alongs for a lively experience at the brewery.

Presented by The Masquerade, L7 performs in the Heaven room at The Masquerade. This is an all ages show, and tickets are available at the venue box office or online.

Zero Mile presents Silverada with The Pink Stones at Terminal West in Atlanta. This all ages show spotlights a band in transition and full stride, evolving from its years as Mike and the Moonpies into a renewed chapter under the Silverada name. Led by Mike Harmeier with drummer Taylor Englert, guitarist Catlin Rutherford, bassist Omar Oyoque, and steel guitarist Zachary Moulton, the group built its reputation in Austin dancehalls before carrying Texas roots to places like Abbey Road Studios and the Grand Ole Opry. Their newest chapter shares the name Silverada and marks a ninth release that pairs vivid storytelling with sweeping pedal steel and a rhythm section that ranges from country shuffle to rock and roll drive. The set draws from songs that expand their palette, including the highway-ready Radio Wave, the explosive mid-song lift of Eagle Rare, Stay By My Side captured live in one take at Capricorn Sound Studios in Macon, and Wallflower blending harmonized guitars, disco pulse, and 808 accents. Recorded at Yellow Dog Studios with longtime producer Adam Odor, the material tips its hat to earlier eras while pushing forward, from Stubborn Son featuring fiddle by Gene Elders to Doing It Right with classic slow-dance warmth and Load Out chronicling blue-collar grind. Harmeier’s recent writing grew out of late nights in a backyard studio and a stack of books, from Jeff Tweedy’s insights on songwriting to astronomy and sci-fi, fueling a collective leap toward something bigger in the studio and onstage.

Presented by WetWare, a series devoted to deep explorations of live electronic music in Atlanta, this night at Aisle 5 spotlights Aurora Halal. The Brooklyn producer and DJ founded the Mutual Dreaming party series and the Sustain-Release festival, and has spent more than a decade touring clubs, raves, and festivals around the world. Her hardware-led live approach and DJ selections move between shadowy psychedelia and sensual warmth, with metallic drive on the dance floor and shifts from playful, euphoric energy to darker, emotionally vulnerable passages. Across her projects she treats the dance floor as a place for transformation, rooted in an underground, DIY spirit that champions forward-thinking sounds, production, and ideas. She holds a residency at Nowadays in New York and frequently appears at Berghain and De School. Admission is $25 and the show is open to all ages.

Enjoy live cabaret performances in the Charlie Brown Cabaret Room at Atlanta Eagle. The cover ranges from $8 to $10.

After Dark brings late night energy to Saturdays with DJs spinning sing-along favorites, drink specials, and classic board games. Expect hourly raffles with fun prizes and chances to challenge friends at throwback games. Every second Saturday features a themed night for an extra twist. A rewards program is available, offering points on food and games, plus 50% off bowling or karaoke for new members.