Live music in Selma, NC

Band of Oz, regarded as one of the Southeast’s most successful groups and regularly praised by leaders in the entertainment industry, takes the stage on Raiford Street in Downtown Selma as part of the Rockin’ On Raiford Concert Series. Bring a chair for seating, and note that coolers are not permitted. Downtown Selma is a social district, so attendees can grab a cup from The Alley, Quantum Toad, or The Vault, fill it with a preferred adult beverage, and enjoy the music. Food will be available from a food truck, and Hahvad Yahd Cafe inside the Southern Bostonian will also be open. The concert series is supported by a grant from the Johnston County Visitors Bureau. For inclement weather updates, check the Activate Selma Facebook page.

The final rescheduled concert in this free community series features the Caroline Keller Band at Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park. Hosted by Wilson Downtown Development and the Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park, the event is free to attend and also serves as a fundraiser that helps both nonprofits offer more programs throughout the year. Support comes from Presenting Sponsor Wilson County Tourism Development Authority, Series Experience Sponsor Wilson Energy, and additional Concert, Community, and Friend of Downtown sponsors. ASL interpreters will be available. Refreshments include ice cold beverages for adults served by Parkside Pour Sponsors Ruckus & Redemption and The Neighbor's, and kids can explore activities provided by the Imagination Station Science Museum. Bring a chair or a blanket for seating. A valid ID is required to buy beer or wine. Food options include Everette's Concessions, Jett's Curbside Cravings, The Rock Food Truck, Z Halal Grill, Taste of Texas, SaYum Jamaican Food Truck, The Scoop Truck, and Whirligig Popcorn Shoppe. Caroline Keller leads a band grounded in storytelling, classic country influences, and an Americana touch, with fellow songwriters and touring musicians John Christenbury and Clint Presley. Keller began performing country gospel as a teenager, recorded three albums, and achieved multiple Top 10 songs on the country gospel charts. The group brings strong songwriting and musicianship to stages of all sizes. Since the summer of 2016 they have been invited to the Sunday night writers nights at the Bluebird Cafe and continue to appear quarterly. Notable accolades include the 2017 Don Gibson Singer Songwriter Symposium award for "The Way It Goes," the 2019 Queen City Country Female Artist of the Year, and the 2018 Carolina Music Award Best Americana Band. Band sponsorship for this concert is provided by Casita Brewing Co. and Aqwa.

Head back to Main Street to dance and sing the night away. Bring family and friends for a great time with free live music. The evening starts early so there is time to grab dinner and explore, with food trucks, sponsor tables, and a Kid Zone opening before the live music kicks off. Once the music begins, the party keeps going. Enjoy plenty of local food and beverage options downtown, and support the community sponsors.

Marty Manous delivers a powerful mix of blues rock and southern rock, combining fierce guitar work with raw, heartfelt vocals inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Johnson, Joe Bonamassa, and The Allman Brothers. A career built in gritty bars, festivals, and theaters has shaped a high-energy performance that blends classic blues swagger with a modern rock edge and connects with listeners of every age. The newest album tells stories of heartbreak and resilience and has drawn praise from fans and critics. Expect an evening of foot-stomping, soul-stirring music.

This memorial singing event at Farmington Heights Church is held in memory of Blake Stallings and features performances by Right Road Trio, Second Edition, and Holly Stallings Lewis.