Events in Roanoke Rapids today

Award-winning country artist Nicholas Vernon performs live with a set of country music.

Relive classic rock history with LANDSLIDE, a tribute honoring Fleetwood Mac. The performance celebrates one of music’s most beloved bands through faithful renditions that span the group’s celebrated catalog, plus highlights connected to members’ solo careers. With clear devotion to the original recordings, the band focuses on an authentic concert feel that connects listeners to timeless songs. Recognized as a standout act from the Queen City, this show invites fans to step back into an era filled with unforgettable hits.

Megan Woods, a contemporary Christian artist, performs live at the Ed Fitts Outdoor Amphitheater at The Acorn in Littleton with a set of worship-centered, inspirational music. Known for the single The Truth, she headlines the show, with Christian Hohn opening.

At Below Deck, a music themed bingo night blends classic throwbacks with current hits. Players listen for the tunes, mark their cards, sing along, and compete for prizes. Participation is free, all ages are welcome, and the friendly setting makes it a relaxed outing for families and music fans. Sponsored by Elite Construction.

Enjoy a lively line dancing class at Weldon Mills Theatre. Sessions begin with beginner-friendly steps to build confidence, then progress to beginner improver routines to keep the energy going. All ages and experience levels are welcome, and the setting is relaxed and supportive with the focus on fun and music. Requests for specific dances are encouraged and may be added to the rotation. Admission is $5 per person.

The Bellamy Brothers bring their legendary country-rock sound to Weldon Mills Theatre with a performance that reflects more than four decades of music-making. Howard and David’s story stretches from Florida clubs in the late 1960s and early stints backing Percy Sledge and Eddie Floyd to a first breakthrough when David wrote “Spiders & Snakes” for Jim Stafford, a multi-million seller. Worldwide success arrived with “Let Your Love Flow,” followed by a move into country music that produced the No. 1 hit “If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me).” Their run continued with fourteen country chart-toppers and a stack of fan favorites, including “Redneck Girl,” “Old Hippie,” “Dancing Cowboys,” “Sugar Daddy,” and “Do You Love As Good As You Look.” They maintain an intensive touring schedule, delivering tight harmonies, high energy, and songs that connect across generations. Tickets start at $35 before taxes and fees through the Weldon Mills box office.