Live music in Eden, NC

Outlander in Concert takes place at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts. The event is suitable for ages 13 and older, and parental guidance is advised due to mature themes in line with the series. Tickets are offered through a public sale along with presale options for fan club members, donors, Broadway subscribers, insiders, and TM CEN.

Live music comes to downtown Greensboro. Enjoy the vibe with a drink or two and soak up the sounds.

Open to the public and designed for all ages, this annual National Night Out gathering at Treyburn Country Club in Durham brings neighbors together with local police and first responders to build better communication. Highlights include food, live music from String Break, squad car and other emergency vehicle displays, and activities for children.

Dictator Records hosts a weekly, hour-long showcase that gives artists, producers and other creatives a chance to share finished tracks, new material or live performances directly with working DJs, tastemakers and local influencers. The audience includes music professionals who regularly book, spin and promote new releases, creating real-time opportunities for feedback, networking and possible placement in DJ sets and playlists. The setting is intentionally intimate so each participant receives meaningful attention and the listening environment stays focused. Space is limited to maintain quality, and RSVP is available by web or phone. The series supports Dictator Records’ ongoing mission to strengthen local music culture and connect talent with the broader industry. As a Greensboro-based label and creative hub, the team also produces live events, recording sessions and artist development programs that help musicians grow their reach and build sustainable careers.

Explore the rich tradition of shape-note singing with songs from The Shenandoah Harmony and The Valley Pocket Harmonist. Beginners are welcome, and loaner books will be available to help you participate right away. The gathering is structured as two singing sessions with a social, potluck-style snack break in between. Activities take place in the large Meeting House at the back of the property, in the Dogwood Room at Durham Friends Meeting.

At The Back Table in Greensboro, this NSAI gathering centers on songwriting craft and peer feedback. Tom Troyer opens with a discussion about what helps a song resonate with listeners, followed by an exercise where participants bring a song written by someone else to highlight its strengths or suggest changes that could increase its appeal. The session then transitions to the group’s usual song share, offering space to present a completed piece or a work in progress and hear constructive thoughts from fellow songwriters.

Tom Jones performs live at Durham Performing Arts Center in Durham, NC.

Music In A Bottle features a different artist each Wednesday, paired with half off bottles of wine. Enjoy a fresh sound every week and a simple midweek way to unwind.

Ground & Groove brings an all-levels yoga experience to The Back Table, blending movement, music, and community. Participants move through stabilizing poses and energetic sequences while live local musicians set a soulful, rhythmic atmosphere. The session supports presence, stress relief, and a smooth, accessible flow for both newcomers and experienced practitioners. Bring a mat if you have one; a limited number of extra mats is available on a first come, first served basis. Hosted by Twisted Warriors Yoga at a local coffee shop and art gallery.

Presented by Cat’s Cradle, Robert Lester Folsom appears at Motorco Music Hall. A songwriter from Adel, Georgia, he spent the early 1970s capturing songs on a two track reel to reel in bedrooms, a barn and a motel room across the state, collaborating with musicians such as guitarist Hans VanBrackle. That fertile stretch informs Sunshine Only Sometimes: Archives Vol. 2, 1972–1975, a collection that highlights mellow folk, rural hues and bright melodic pop. His sole contemporaneous album, Music and Dreams from 1976, later resurfaced through Anthology, tracing smooth West Coast AOR alongside the Laurel Canyon singer songwriter tradition. Early pieces like Ease My Mind, Julie and Lonely Lovers reflect the range in his writing, from country tinges to gently off kilter psych. From garage band experiments and the Abacus era to fully formed studio work, the performance centers a catalog shaped by craft, collaboration and melody.

Presented by andmoreagain, Sub Urban brings The Bell Tolls Tour to Stanczyks in Durham with Golden Cats. Sub Urban is the creative identity of Daniel Virgil Maisonneuve, a Taiwanese American artist who writes, sings, and produces his own work, recognized for Cradles, an RIAA double platinum track. Since that breakout, he has forged a moody, high voltage strain of dark pop that fuses theatrical, macabre touches with unusual textures and ear catching hooks. Golden Cats brings an indie pop rock sound that mixes nostalgic alternative flavors with crisp pop songwriting and a playful, story led universe. In their first year they surpassed 20 million streams and neared 200,000 followers across platforms while developing their career with the artist incubator Not a Label. Vocalist Laura Dalla, known as Black Cat Girl, and drummer producer Kyle Lenski, known as Retriever Boy, create and refine every song from a bedroom studio. Before teaming up, Laura launched a solo path via a joint venture with Universal Music Group, and Kyle toured as a drummer, building an online following of more than 2 million through viral performances. Their fan community, the Kittens, connects with both the music and the characters, lore, and optimism that shape the Golden Cats world. Their name traces back to a rehearsal for another band when a child’s offhand comment about their contrasting looks sparked the Black Cat Girl and Retriever Boy personas. Tickets are on sale. Admission is $25 in advance and $30 the day of the show.

Daley, the British singer, songwriter and creative artist from Manchester, brings his soaring falsetto and emotionally candid soul to Motorco in Durham, NC. Rising from London’s underground scene to international recognition, he has become a standout voice in modern soul, drawing inspiration from artists like Prince, Chaka Khan, Sade, Radiohead and George Michael. His music fuses timeless soul with forward-looking alternative R&B, a blend heard across two lauded studio albums and multiple Billboard R&B Top 10 singles. Recognition from the Grammys, MOBO, BET and Soul Train Awards, along with collaborations with Stevie Wonder, Jill Scott, Marsha Ambrosius, Gorillaz, Pharrell Williams and Jessie J, underscores a career marked by range and depth. This appearance comes as he ushers in a new chapter and readies a long-anticipated third album supported by a U.S. tour.