Live music in Greenville County, SC

Enjoy an evening of local music on an outdoor stage. Guests are welcome to bring their own foldable chairs for seating. This is an all-ages event with free admission.

Step onto Greenville’s largest dance floor at Skateland USA for an upbeat evening of line dancing. A guided lesson with Kière, the Rhinestone Cowgirl, helps everyone get moving, and song requests are welcomed throughout the night. Snacks and beverages are available, and admission is $6 for ages 16 and up.

Steve Eager & Friends present an outdoor neighborhood concert under the stars in Greenville, SC, blending spooky season vibes with country, classical, pop, and original songs. The lineup features Joanna Mulfinger on violin, Cris Lee Lance on cello, Jeremy Huff on guitar, Neil Lee Griffin on electric guitar and banjo, Eli Agnew on drums, and Steve Eager on keys and vocals. Guests can bring their own chairs or listen from their cars, and blankets will be available for those relaxing on the grass. Admission is free, and tips are appreciated via a tip jar on site or Venmo @musicbyfriends. Please note there is no public restroom access. The program spans Phantom of the Opera and Ichabod Crane through Bach Toccata and Fugue in A Minor, Landslide, When I Fall in Love, and Circus. It continues with a pairing of Beethoven 7 and In the Hall of the Mountain King, We Keep Fallin' (In Love), a mashup of Love Runs Out and We Are Young, Never Enough from The Greatest Showman, Ghostbusters, a blend of My Girl with I Ain't Worried, Greenville, Die With a Smile, Wake Me Up, Let It Go, Now I Dare (Because of You), and If I Were God, closing with a reprise of Greenville.

Thrown is the focus of this event. Tickets are $27.50 when purchased in advance or through the venue presale, and $32.50 if bought on the day of the event. Planning ahead helps secure the lower rate.

Landmark Hall hosts a beachy boogie social with a shag lesson led by Natalie Foreverland, followed by an evening of high-energy open dancing. Come as you are or lean into the beach-themed vibe. DJ Natalie Foreverland plays crossover tracks that work across many styles, including West Coast and East Coast swing, shag, hustle, cha cha, rumba, salsa, bachata, nightclub two-step, waltz, foxtrot, freestyle, line dancing, and tango. Soft drinks and water will be available for purchase, and BYOB is permitted. Bringing a covered dish or dessert is optional and includes entry into a separate drawing for those who contribute. Tickets are $14 in advance online and $17 at the door or on the day online.

This event offers an evening of music, dancing, and great food at reuben's on the parkway.

A return visit to Cathedral of Faith is planned, bringing the event back for another appearance.

At Magic on Victoria, an evening celebrates Charlie Chaplin, his music, and the landmark film Modern Times with guitarist and recording artist Jacob Johnson. In honor of Johnson’s new single, Smile, the program begins with hors d’oeuvres, followed by a live performance of Smile and a brief conversation about the music, the movie, and why its themes still resonate today. The night concludes with a screening of Modern Times in the vintage setting of Magic on Victoria in downtown Greer. As Chaplin’s final appearance as the Little Tramp, the film follows the iconic character from the pressures of factory life to the search for connection and survival during the Great Depression, blending inventive physical comedy with thoughtful social commentary.

This karaoke night at Dave & Buster's in Greenville features a large song catalog spanning classics, current pop, rock, and more. Friends and families can take the mic in a welcoming setting suited to newcomers and experienced singers. A karaoke host is on site to guide the program and provide support. Friendly competition is part of the experience, and participants can sing for a chance to win a prize.

Jarret Forrester & The Southern Sadness bring a mix of country, Americana, and Southern rock delivered with unfiltered emotion. Guided by Greenville songwriter Jarret Forrester, the performance centers on true-to-life storytelling, rough-hewn vocals, and a steady surge of energy that reflects the heart and heritage of the South.

Monday nights get a musical twist with bingo that uses songs instead of numbers, turning each round into a blend of nostalgic hits, lighthearted competition, and chances to win. Participation is free, wings are just $1, and prizes are handed out throughout the evening. The playlist jumps from country favorites to unapologetic guilty pleasures, setting an upbeat, easygoing mood that makes the start of the week feel like a celebration.

Start the week on a welcoming note at Smileys On The Roxx with a relaxed open mic that showcases local talent. Musicians, singer-songwriters, poets, comedians, and other creatives take the stage, whether trying it out for the first time or polishing new material. Taking place Monday nights in downtown Greenville, the atmosphere is warm, supportive, and lively as sign-ups start early, the room fills quickly, and performances keep going throughout the night. Drinks and late-night food specials are available, and the lineup brings a mix of styles, surprises, and memorable moments for performers and listeners.