Live music in Woodstock, GA

Put your music know-how to the test with a song-themed bingo game. Play with friends, try to identify as many tunes as you can, and enjoy pizza in the New York style while you compete.

Settle in on the Village Green for live acoustic sets from talented local musicians. Pick up dinner, drinks, and dessert from one of the dining destinations and enjoy a picnic on the Green while the music plays. Performer announcements and any cancellations are shared on Halcyon social media and the event’s Facebook page. Outside food and coolers are not permitted. By attending, guests consent to photo and video capture without compensation, and Halcyon may use any recorded media for future publicity.

Enjoy live music from local performers during Avenue Live in The Plaza. Guests may bring tailgate-style chairs for seating and can grab takeout meals or sweet treats from Avenue restaurants. Outside beverages and coolers are not allowed at Avenue East Cobb, and on-site dining options are available. For safety and courtesy, please do not throw balls or use scooters or bikes, and note that children are not permitted on the stage at any time. Weather-related updates, including any cancellations, will be shared on official social media channels. Artists interested in participating in the 2027 signature season can submit the designated interest form.

Enjoy live music with Dash O’Neil, a relaxed setting to sip a drink and ease into the weekend.

This monthly community drum circle offers a lively, welcoming space to make music together. Participants become part of a collective sound and a rhythmic exchange that encourages connection. No prior experience is needed, and everyone is invited to explore their natural sense of rhythm. Extra drums and percussion instruments will be available for those without their own. Donations are appreciated. The session takes place in the South Annex.

A DJ-hosted karaoke night for adults 21 and over, where the spotlight is open to everyone. The emphasis is on fun rather than perfection, welcoming confident vocalists and complete beginners alike.

Preacher Stone brings its hard-driving southern rock to MadLife Stage & Studios for a live performance. The band is known for riff-heavy songs about everyday life, late-night grit, and a confident stage presence that has built a loyal community of fans called the Congregation. Their forthcoming album, By The Horns, channels recent trials and triumphs into raw, 70s-inspired rock, captured at Gat3 Studios in Charlotte with producer and engineer Glenn Tabor, whose credits include Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, and Kid Rock. The sessions prioritized feel over polish with minimal overdubs and varied setups to keep the sound bold and unfiltered. The new single, Think By Now, sets the tone with big hooks and a wink at lessons learned the hard way. Led by Ronnie Riddle with Ben Robinson, Darrell Whitt, Jim Bolt, and Wyatt, the group has shared stages across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe with acts such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, and Deep Purple, and previously placed the song Not Today in two seasons of Sons of Anarchy. This event is for ages 15 and up.

The act makes its first appearance on the Prohibition Kennesaw stage. This event introduces them to the venue for the very first time.

Live bands featuring local artists take the stage. The band calendar is posted on the website and Facebook page, and more details are available by phone.

Dixie Tavern hosts Shyanne, billed as Atlanta’s top 80s and 90s arena rock tribute, delivering stadium classics with a high-energy show and big-stage presence. Expect a full production with bright lights and plenty of photo-worthy moments. The venue is 21 and over and non-smoking. Free table reservations are available, and a $10 cover applies.

Settle into Sunday vibes with live music from Kurt Wheeler. Taking place every first Sunday of the month, this recurring set pairs live tunes with brews.

Unwind at Concerts by the Springs in Sandy Springs, a free outdoor series that celebrates relaxed evenings, live music, and a friendly community vibe. Pack a blanket or lawn chair, get comfortable on the Heritage Amphitheatre lawn, and enjoy a mix of classic favorites and smooth, feel-good sounds while you spend time outside with friends. The lineup features performances by Brother Maven, Canyonland featuring Michelle Malone, Radio 80's Band, Cat Ridgeway & The Tourists, and R&B, Inc. A food truck will be available on site.