Live music in Smyrna, GA

CLUB 1BD brings live performances from multiple artists to Westside Motor Lounge, setting the stage for a vibrant night of music and dancing. It offers an upbeat atmosphere where you can enjoy the show and connect with others looking for a fun night out.

Club 1BD brings a summer tour stop to Atlanta with a day party centered on dance, nostalgia, and community. Founded to spotlight POC talent and reshape club culture, this experience delivers throwback-heavy DJ sets, an energetic atmosphere made for dancing, and the easygoing vibe of a house party. Expect classics and favorites spanning Hip-Hop, R&B, Jersey Club, House, and more. The Summer Edition theme includes a dress requirement, so plan to wear yellow and orange. Entry constitutes consent to be photographed or recorded, and your likeness may be used by Club 1BD across media and promotions in connection with its initiatives.

Basque in the Sun at Gypsy Kitchen brings rooftop views together with bright cocktails, live music, and a spread of Spanish pintxos in a relaxed, sunlit setting. Inspired by easygoing coastal days in Spain, it blends lively spritzes, flavorful small plates, and the warm, transportive energy associated with the restaurant. Look for favorites like bacon wrapped dates, crab stuffed piquillo peppers, chilled gazpacho cups, and classic bikini sandwiches, plus a variety of spritzes.

Live jazz takes center stage as Brian Culbertson and Vincent Ingala perform together for an evening devoted to the genre. The concert showcases both artists in a shared live performance.

Eagles of Death Metal performs at Center Stage, presented by Rival. This is a general admission event and is open to all ages. Ticket prices are all-in, with fees already included in the listed price, except taxes. For ADA accommodations, contact info@rivalentertainment.com. Parking information and an FAQ are available on the venue website.

At Glover Park Brewery, 10% of beer, wine, and cocktail sales will benefit GOBeyond Charities. The event features live music by Slim Jim Brown, with Fuscos Pizza Truck available. No ticket is required.

An open jam at Kastaways Bar & Grill welcomes musicians from any genre. Participants can bring a guitar, an amp if desired, a bass, or sticks and enjoy making music together in a relaxed setting.

See the Garden lit up with views of Niki in the Garden, accompanied by live music and beverages available for purchase. Stroll at your own pace and take in the glow as music drifts through the grounds.

Wind down at City Green with a laid-back Sundown Social featuring live music, lawn games, and an outdoor bar. There is plenty of room to stretch out, mingle, and enjoy an easygoing night in the open air.

Music Bingo is happening at Reformation Brewery - Smyrna, presented by Lights Up Entertainment.

An interactive Jazz Talk with KSU professor and guitarist Trey Wright, presented in partnership with the Jazz At The Strand series, centers on A Love Supreme and the music of John Coltrane. Admission includes one drink ticket. Seating is limited to 30 guests, and attendees must be 21 or older. Trey Wright is a Roswell-based jazz guitarist, composer, and recording artist whose early work in Athens included the quartet Squat, a multiple-time recipient of the Flagpole Athens Music Awards for Best Jazz Band. His compositions have been heard internationally and featured on outlets such as Sirius and NPR’s All Things Considered. He has performed with artists including Yellowjackets bassist Jimmy Haslip, John Patitucci, Joe Lovano, Corey Christiansen, and Darmon Meader. Festival appearances include 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. As a soloist and with his trio, he has appeared at the Athens Music and Arts Festival, the Athens Jazz Festival, the Lake Oconee Jazz Festival, and the Atlanta Jazz Festival, and he began performing with the Georgia Symphony Jazz Orchestra in 2008. Wright holds a Master of Music in Jazz Studies from Georgia State University. He teaches jazz guitar, theory, composition, ensemble, 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 time as a Jazz Artist in Residence at the University of Georgia. From 2011 to 2016 he contributed a 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 Mace Hibbard, and Songs From Oak Avenue. Thinking Out Loud received first-round Grammy consideration and later appeared in Delta Air Lines in-flight entertainment. Future talks in this series will explore Joni Mitchell’s jazz years, the role of the bass with guest Tim Aucoin, and Charlie Christian’s influence on jazz guitar.

Avenue Live features performances by local musicians in The Plaza. Attendees may bring tailgate chairs for seating and can pick up dinner or sweet treats to go from the Avenue’s restaurants. Coolers and outside beverages are not permitted at Avenue East Cobb. For the comfort and safety of all, please do not throw balls or use scooters or bikes, and keep children off the stage at all times. Weather-related cancellations will be announced on Avenue East Cobb social media.

Country line dancing fills American Legion Post 160 of Smyrna with an evening that begins with lessons and continues with open dancing. Food service and a full bar are available, parking is convenient, and there is no cover charge.

Kitty and the Cats take the stage at Provarci Pizza Napoletana Silver Comet to introduce their newest band member, Clay Jenkins. The performance features new songs to mark the occasion.

This one-night concert at Jennie T. Anderson Theatre features the hits of the Beatles.

Karaoke takes over the lounge with Karafun, offering a large catalog of songs to perform. Beyond the mic, the space features a pool table, shuffleboard, and darts for added entertainment. The kitchen is open and food is available to order, and the bar serves affordable drinks. This event is open to the public, and smoking is permitted in the lounge.

Joe Gransden and his band deliver a warm tribute to Tony Bennett, honoring his legacy with a centennial celebration featuring songs from the American Songbook. The program traces highlights of Bennett’s career and also includes classics associated with friends like Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong. Tickets range from $30 to $70. A VIP pass includes early seating, a short performance before the show, a meet and greet with the band, two drink tickets, and a signed poster.

Material Girl brings a high-energy, female-fronted mix of rock and pop from the 80s and beyond to Dixie Tavern. Billed as Georgia’s number one female-fronted rock and pop party band, this live show highlights music spanning multiple eras. Free table reservations are available, and there is a $10 cover. The venue is 21 and up and non-smoking.

Enjoy a lively brunch at The HIVE Buckhead featuring unlimited mimosas, hookah, music, and HD screens throughout the venue. The menu pairs with a social atmosphere that encourages mingling, with a patio to relax outdoors and champagne bottles priced at $50. Brunch and dinner options are both offered as part of this celebration of food, drinks, and upbeat vibes.

Settle in for an evening of soul at Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre, featuring live performances by Will Downing, Jonathan Butler, and Eric Darius. Parking is free. Guests are welcome to bring their own food, beverages, and coolers, and there will also be food vendors on site. Tickets start at $59, with VIP tables available.

Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre hosts a jazz concert featuring live performances by Will Downing, Jonathan Butler, and Eric Darius. This concert brings all three artists together on one stage for a showcase of live jazz.

Blank281 delivers a nostalgic Blink182 vibe.

Celebrate the timeless music of Simon & Garfunkel as the Strand Ole Opry puts a bluegrass spin on beloved favorites. A full bluegrass band and a roster of local vocalists reimagine classics like "Mrs. Robinson" and "Bridge Over Troubled Water," inviting plenty of sing-along moments. Tickets are $25. Staying true to Southern roots, the Strand Ole Opry evokes a front-porch gathering with country bluegrass, hometown voices, and storytelling, highlighting the talents of local performers.

Electric Avenue joins the Atlanta Pops Orchestra for a turbocharged celebration of the 1980s at Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE. This symphonic production revives the era’s biggest hits with faithful detail and fresh energy, featuring music by Tears for Fears, Toto, Prince, Queen, Duran Duran, Mr. Mister, Phil Collins, Kenny Loggins, David Bowie, George Michael, The Police, A-ha, and more. Past attendees describe it as stunning, unexpectedly moving, and packed with nonstop energy, a show audiences never want to end.