Live music in Greensboro, NC

Hangar 1819 and Crank It Loud present All Shall Perish as the band marks 20 years of The Price of Existence with an anniversary tour stop at Hangar 1819.

Dictator Records introduces a recurring showcase designed to spotlight new music and the creators behind it. Recording artists, producers and other creatives share finished tracks, works in progress or live sets in front of working DJs, industry tastemakers and local influencers. The intimate setting encourages immediate feedback, meaningful networking and potential placement in DJ sets and playlists. The series connects emerging and established talent with decision makers who can help move projects forward, turning each gathering into a practical step toward wider exposure. Capacity is limited to preserve a focused listening environment and to ensure participants receive thoughtful attention from visiting DJs and guests. This program complements the label’s ongoing support of the music community by offering a steady point for discovery, collaboration and promotion. As a creative hub, Dictator Records also backs artists through live events, studio work and development programs that help musicians reach broader audiences and build sustainable careers.

Ground & Groove brings an all-levels yoga session to The Back Table every Wednesday, pairing grounding postures and dynamic sequences with live music from local musicians providing soulful, rhythmic sounds. The class focuses on presence, stress relief, and finding your flow, welcoming both seasoned yogis and those new to the mat. Participants can bring a mat if they have one, along with energy and a love of community and live music, and a limited number of extra mats are available on a first come, first served basis. Hosted by Twisted Warriors Yoga at a local coffee shop and art gallery, it offers a weekly blend of movement, music, and connection.

Music in a Bottle highlights a different artist each week, and bottles of wine are available at half price.

Turn playlists into prizes during a game played across four rounds. Prizes are awarded in every round, and drink specials are available.

Crazy Train brings the sound and spectacle of Ozzy Osbourne to life in a high-octane tribute led by Vinny Cormier, touted as North America’s top Ozzy Osbourne tribute artist. Backed by a hard-hitting lineup of former Berklee students, including his son Dylan, the production pairs tight musicianship with striking special effects for a show packed with memorable moments. The setlist channels the energy of the Live and Loud 1993 era and reaches across the catalog, from Black Sabbath classics to cuts like Patient #9. Vinny Cormier has toured since 1977 and has worked alongside artists such as Molly Hatchet, Eddie Money, Blue Oyster Cult, Quiet Riot, Steve Perry of Journey, Kansas, John Cafferty, and Marshall Tucker. This engagement is part of the Carolina Theatre Presents Series at the historic Carolina Theatre of Greensboro. Proceeds support the theatre’s year-round live events, film offerings, arts education programs, and preservation efforts. Tickets are priced at $25, $30, or $40 based on seating location. A $5 processing fee and 6.75% North Carolina sales tax apply to each ticket.

Experience a seated tribute to Steve Miller as The Dave Fox Group joins Jessica Mashburn and Evan Olson, featuring vocals by AM Rodeo. The performance blends rock, blues, jazz, and funk in a celebration of his music. Tickets are $20 plus tax in advance and $25 plus tax at the door, with a $3 processing fee plus sales tax per ticket.

The evening pairs chilled drinks with live music from Nancy Lynn & Andy at Duke's Pub. It is a simple night focused on tunes and refreshments.

Southern Reload returns to Springers with an energetic live set. Expect refreshing beer, plenty of room to dance, and a friendly bar staff.

Opening the UCLS 26-27 season is Tony Award winner and Grammy-nominated actor and singer Alex Newell. Newell achieved a historic Tony for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for Shucked, and the performance of Independently Owned drew wide acclaim, earning both a Drama Desk Award and the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Performer in a Broadway Musical. Earlier, Newell portrayed the god Asaka in the Broadway revival of Once on This Island, which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Musical Theater Album, received nine Tony nominations in 2018, and won Best Revival. Newell performed Mama Will Provide live at the Tony Awards. Tickets for CVPA and UCLS events are sold exclusively through the box office and ETix, and tickets purchased from third-party vendors cannot be honored.