Live music in Union County, NC

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The first performance at The Trail House in Indian Trail brings a relaxed live acoustic set. Guests can enjoy dinner and drinks from the venue while the music plays.

At Moochies Tavern, this midweek Name That Tune trivia night kicks off with warm-up music before teams dive into a game built around 100 songs across four rounds. Two rounds spotlight classics from the 1960s through the 1980s, and two rounds cover hits from the 90s through today. Each era features one round focused on song titles only and another that may call for either the title or the artist. When the final scores are tallied, prizes are awarded: first place earns a $25 gift card to the restaurant, second place receives a $20 gift card, and teams finishing third through sixth get a free appetizer. Expect a friendly atmosphere, chances to meet fellow music fans, and plenty of food and drinks to keep the energy up.

Settle in at Iron Thunder Saloon and Grill Monroe for an acoustic set from Adam Daniels featuring favorite hits from the 1990s and 2000s. The atmosphere is easygoing and social, ideal for relaxing with a drink, playing a few games of pool, or rolling in on a bike. Enjoy live music, cold beverages, and a laid-back hang that keeps the focus on the songs and good company.

Miami's Opa-Locka brings a live performance to The FCG Stage.

Music on Main offers live music in Downtown Monroe through a free concert series presented by Monroe Parks & Recreation. Because of rain, this performance will take place inside the Dowd Center Theatre. Tickets are required for entry, and they are free. This show features Yacht Rock Radio performing yacht rock.

Carrie Ann brings a live performance to Tap & Vine in Sun Valley / Indian Trail.

RC, Phil, Joe, and Bub perform at Moochies Tavern for a lively night. The tavern offers music along with food and drinks in a relaxed hometown vibe.

Matt and John are back in the courtyard with a set of beloved classic rock tunes.

AudioVox marks its first show at Waxhaw Taphouse in Waxhaw with a nostalgic set rooted in the 90s and 2000s. The performance spans the grit of 90s grunge through 2000s pop-punk and rock anthems, capturing the feel of those decades. Craft brews and the taproom setting accompany this debut appearance.

Queen City Siren serves up a high energy mix of timeless and current rock hits, perfect for dancing and singing along. Expect favorites from Heart, Led Zeppelin, Jane’s Addiction, Guns N’ Roses, Ghost, Rush, Living Color, Pat Benatar, the Allman Brothers, Queen, Ozzy, and more.