Live music in Boiling Springs, NC

Experience a live acoustic performance by Jennifer Alvarado at Barley's Taproom & Pizzeria in Spindale.

A locally owned beer garden offers a laid back atmosphere where families and dogs are welcome. Enjoy live music alongside a selection of craft beers and alcohol free beverages. Snacks and dishes from a local food truck are available. It is a comfortable place to relax and share time with friends and loved ones.

This event will be held at Fr8Yard.

Expect an open air experience, as there is no covered seating at this venue. The performance will continue in any weather, so plan for the conditions. Schedules, performers, and prices may change without prior notice, and service fees apply to all ticket purchases regardless of where they are bought. Personal lawn chairs are not permitted. Ticket options include a public sale, Citi cardmember preferred access, and an artist presale.

A $5 bingo night with a party vibe, featuring music, prizes, and on-site food and a bar. The Crown Venue CLT hosts the festivities. Tickets are $5 when purchased online and $10 at the door. Seating can go quickly, so early purchase is encouraged. To secure tickets, send a message with the word "BINGO."

Artemas brings the LOVERCORE / GETTING UP TO NO GOOD Tour to The Fillmore Charlotte in Charlotte, NC. The venue is typically general admission with standing room only unless stated otherwise, and the event welcomes all ages. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show, and service fees apply at all purchase locations. Event details and pricing can change without notice. Access includes several presale opportunities such as artist, Spotify, Live Nation, VIP, and Citi Cardmember options, plus Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets and a Back to School Sale, followed by a public onsale.

Music Bingo takes place on Tuesdays.

Confluence Carolinas brings music professionals, artists, and industry leaders from across the Carolinas and the Southeast together in Charlotte for an in-depth look at today’s music industry and meaningful connections with insiders and top talent. Daytime conference sessions take place at The Union at Station West, focusing on the work that shapes the business, the innovation behind the scenes, and the music being created for the future. At night, showcases animate indie venues in the heart of the city, each highlighting a different sound, and attendees can move between stages to take it all in. It is designed for those shaping the business of music, those innovating in production and support roles, and creators developing the soundtrack of tomorrow, with an emphasis on exchanging ideas, building relationships, and moving the industry forward.

wave to earth brings the pieces tour to Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre in Charlotte for an open air concert with no covered seating. The performance is set to take place rain or shine, so plan for outdoor conditions. Outside lawn chairs are not allowed. Schedules, performers, and pricing may change without notice, and tickets purchased through any outlet may include service fees. Artist and VIP package presales are available, and VIP packages and general public tickets are offered for this event.

Ed makes a return visit to Dragonfly Wine Market for a fun get-together with the gang in downtown Shelby, North Carolina.

Clint Black and Midland share the stage with Jade Eagleson for a country concert that blends a hit-filled legacy with harmony-rich, barroom-honed energy. Tickets range from $56.33 to $197.65, with all fees and sales tax included at checkout. Clint Black brings a record of remarkable achievements. Part of the Class of '89, he launched with five straight No. 1 singles from the triple platinum Killin' Time, followed by the triple platinum Put Yourself in My Shoes and a run of platinum and gold albums. He wrote or co-wrote every one of his more than three dozen charting songs, amassing 22 No. 1s and enduring favorites like A Better Man, When My Ship Comes In, Like the Rain, and Nothin' But the Taillights. His accolades include over 20 million records sold, a GRAMMY, numerous major industry honors, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and the BMI Icon Award at the 73rd annual BMI Country Awards in Nashville. He has also hosted the talk show Talking in Circles on Circle TV. GRAMMY-nominated Midland delivers a timeless, modern take on country shaped by rich harmonies, steel guitar, and a well-worn cool rooted in Dripping Springs, Texas. Named after a Dwight Yoakam song, the trio broke through with the 5x platinum No. 1 Drinkin' Problem, followed by platinum Burn Out and gold-certified tracks including Cheatin' Songs and Make A Little. Their album path runs from On The Rocks to the Billboard Top Country Albums chart-topping Let It Roll, into The Last Resort: Greetings From and Barely Blue, with projects like the origin-story soundtrack The Sonic Ranch and Live From The Palomino. Their aesthetic extends from rhinestone suits to tequila and cigar ventures, matched by a lean, song-forward live show.

Ballantyne Live brings a season of live music to Ballantyne Village, creating a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere for an easy night out. Attendees can enjoy dinner at Village restaurants, sip a drink on a patio, then settle in for the performances. Personal chairs are permitted. Whether visiting for food, drinks, music, or all of the above, this series offers a simple way to savor fall evenings in the Village.

Enjoy a performance at 800 Degrees in Southpark.

Presented by Confluence and Blue Ave Music, this Confluence 26 installment spotlights The Takes alongside Joe May. The Takes are a Portland, Oregon folk-rock trio where sturdy guitar-driven riffs meet heartfelt songwriting. Sumner Rahr (guitar, vocals), Guido Rahr (guitar), and Phoebe Webb (bass) craft songs that balance feeling and escape while staying rooted in rock tradition. Their EP Lay Hold leaned further into country and blues textures, led by Sumner’s gritty vocals and an earthy blend of guitar, drums, and bass. That momentum carried them to debut sets at Bonnaroo, BottleRock, and Extra Innings Fest, as well as two headline runs across the United States with sellouts in New York City at Mercury Lounge, Chicago, and Colorado Springs. They followed with the bright single Take My Time produced by Jon Gilbert and turned the page with a third EP, Uprooting Roses, created with producer David Baron, paired with support dates for The Runarounds and appearances at Treefort Fest and Calgary Stampede. With millions of streams and past support slots for Houndmouth, Wilderado, Briscoe, and Penelope Road, they continue to build a community around songs made for right now. Joe May brings tight, quick, and playful piano-forward rock shaped by a mix of 70s pop polish, McCartney-like melodicism, and the rhythms of his Brazilian roots. His performances blend lively arrangements, witty storytelling, and spontaneous improvisation, delivering sunny grooves and a sound that nods to classic influences while feeling fresh.