Live music in Indian Trail, NC

Weather permitting, every Wednesday turns Kristophers Sports Bar & Restaurant into a bike night with DJ entertainment. Settle in on the patio, enjoy a dedicated patio bar with drink specials, and make use of VIP motorcycle parking in the front lot. Riders and non-riders alike are welcome to hang out.

Enjoy a midweek Name That Tune trivia night that begins with a music warm-up, then moves into 100 songs spread across four rounds. Two rounds feature favorites from the 1960s through the 1980s, and two rounds highlight tracks from the 90s to today. For each era, one round asks for song titles only while another accepts either the title or the artist. Team scores are added up at the end and prizes are awarded, with a $25 restaurant gift card for first place, a $20 restaurant gift card for second, and a free appetizer for teams finishing third through sixth. Form a team, meet new people, test your music memory, enjoy food and drinks, and have fun.

Middle James Brewing Company hosts a lively evening of music bingo that mixes beloved classics with current chart toppers. Expect a steady stream of songs, lighthearted games, and an upbeat setting that invites smiles and shared moments. The event blends feel-good rhythms with a touch of friendly rivalry, giving everyone a chance to sing along, dance a little, and show off their music smarts. It is even more fun with friends.

Music on Main brings live music to Downtown Monroe with an 80s tribute by The Big 80s Band. Presented by Monroe Parks & Recreation, this concert is free and open to everyone. This performance will be held indoors at Dowd Center Theatre.

This event takes place in Monroe, NC.

Experience a lively music event that brings people together for an upbeat, feel-good time. Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere and plenty of music to brighten the day.

Same As It Ever Was, a seven-piece Talking Heads tribute from Knoxville, returns to the Visulite Theatre with a performance that channels the band’s spirit across the full catalog. Formed in 2004 by musicians united by their love of Talking Heads, the group has played widely and can draw from nearly every era, from the earliest releases through Naked along with deep-cut B-sides. They honor the originals while adding their own spark, leaving room to stretch and reshape songs in the moment. Expect a lively, dance-ready show that engages both mind and body. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

An award-winning singer, songwriter, and recording artist presents a live set. The performance spans five decades and moves across multiple genres, alongside original songs written and arranged by Carrie Ann.

This jam centered on old-time music takes place inside Carl J. McEwen Historic Village. The group meets at the gazebo situated behind the Ashcraft One Room Schoolhouse near the middle of the grounds, and it moves indoors if the weather is bad. For details, contact Nancy Wielunski at theMommyW@aol.com.

Back for a fifth year, Groove Machine headlines a charity rock concert for All Things Possible at PINE. The band performs 70s cover songs throughout the evening to support people with disabilities. This public event requires a ticket for entry.

Presented by Cutthroat Continental and Live Nation, Queen City Metalfest returns with a showcase of heavy underground music rooted in Charlotte and welcoming acts from beyond the city. Since 2016 it has highlighted the local scene while inviting out-of-town bands to share the stage and connect with new listeners. The lineup features Filth, Blackwater Drowning, Witchpit, Deathbloom, Death of a Tyrant, Reflect//Refine, and Blaakhol. The Underground is a general admission standing room only venue unless noted otherwise. All ages are welcome. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show, and performers, pricing, and other details may change without notice. Service fees may apply at all points of purchase. Support for this event comes from Queen City Metalfest organizers, Blackwater Drowning, Cutthroat Continental, Live Nation Concerts, The Fillmore Underground, All My Heart Tattoo, Belmont Batcave, Capital Crow Tattoo, The Common Market, Hardy Boys Records, Heartsupport, Queen City Villains, Sell Your Soul Records, and Zambies Pizza.

Raise the mic for a karaoke night packed with soaring ballads and crowd-pleasing party hits. Step into the spotlight, sing your heart out, and keep the fun going from song to song. Sing loud and be the star.

The music centers on Southern and classic rock, extends into 90s and 2000s favorites, and sprinkles in a bit of outlaw country. A fiddle features in the mix for a distinctive twist.

Matthew Ablan makes a return appearance at Peddler's Paradise Bartique, delivering a solo acoustic set rooted in classic rock.

A high-energy bingo night with a party vibe awaits, complete with upbeat music, a lively atmosphere, and prizes. Food and a bar are available on site. Taking place at The Crown Venue CLT, tickets are $5 online or $10 at the door. Seating can fill quickly, so plan ahead.

Music Bingo takes place on Mondays.

Find Your Muse Open Mic brings a creative showcase to The Evening Muse. Performers can step to the mic and share their talent, while attendees enjoy a music-filled evening that aims to inspire.

This spin on bingo trades number calls for popular songs. As tracks play, fill your card, aim for fun prizes, and enjoy an upbeat vibe. It blends music and bingo into one lively experience that turns game time into a rhythmic challenge.

Kehlani’s world tour stops at Truliant Amphitheater for an outdoor show where some reserved seating is sheltered. The event will proceed regardless of weather. Event details, performers, and pricing may change without notice, and service fees apply to all tickets at every point of purchase. Children under two may attend at no cost if they do not occupy a seat. Outside lawn chairs are not allowed. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, Spotify, and Live Nation presales, plus a Citi cardmember preferred option.

An open rehearsal offers a welcoming way to get to know Queen Charlotte Chorus and observe the group at work. The session takes place in the Fellowship Hall at Pineville United Methodist Church.

A heavy-hitting night of live music comes to The Milestone Club with Who They Fear, Left on Red, Featherweight, Screwed Ends, and Unthreaded on the bill. This five-band lineup sets the stage for an energetic show from start to finish.

Amos's South End welcomes EIHWAR, a European group channeling Viking-inspired energy through ritual drums, spellbinding chants, and surging electronic rhythms. Backed by Season of Mist, the label behind artists like Heilung and Danheim, they arrive with millions of YouTube views and a resume that includes major festivals such as Hellfest, Wacken Open Air, and Midgardsblot, plus invitations to open select shows for the Mongolian folk metal band The HU. They are performing live in the United States for the first time. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door.

On Tuesdays, The Club House Bites and Booze hosts Music Bingo.

Kehlani brings her R&B artistry to Trullant Amphitheater in Charlotte with a set that blends silky vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and a self-assured stage presence. The performance features live takes on fan favorites such as Nights Like This, After Hours, and Honey, balancing tender, soulful moments with high-energy arrangements crafted for the stage.