Live music in Greenville, SC

Tomorrow’s Problem (with Hunter Bradley) brings an energetic, upbeat live set inspired by everything from classic rock to modern indie sounds. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. All ages are welcome.

El Train powers a feel-good playlist spanning the 1970s through the 2000s, blending classic rock, funk, pop, country, and dance favorites that keep the floor moving. Bring friends, grab a drink, and get into the groove with songs you know by heart. Expect high energy, familiar hits, and a party vibe at House Divided Bar & Grill.

Randomonium brings Rand Aid 3, a tribute concert that channels the spirit of the 1985 Live Aid festival. Founded in 2015 in Upstate South Carolina by Sean and Heidi Chapman with their friend Atticus Killough, the group is known for lively, participatory shows and themed productions that bring people together through music. The performance features classics from artists like U2, David Bowie, Madonna, The Beach Boys, and others, capturing the energy and nostalgia of a landmark moment in music history. Ticket options include reserved seating in select areas, while general admission is standing room only.

Sunsett Strip returns to Doc’s Tavern in Greenville with a tribute to 80s rock. The set features songs from Ratt, Poison, Def Leppard, Whitesnake, Motley Crue, Van Halen, Journey, and Warrant, offering a throwback to the days of big hair and ripped jeans. Tickets are available at the door.

Catch Magic City Hippies and The Free Label live at Radio Room in Greenville. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Catch Magic City Hippies and The Free Label live at Radio Room. This is a Sunday concert with indie pop, indie rock, and modern alternative sounds.

Have fun with Music Bingo. It is free to play, prizes are up for grabs, and you can enjoy a bite to eat while you take part.

An open mic at Smileys On The Roxx brings together local musicians, singer-songwriters, poets, comedians, and anyone ready to share something creative on stage. Whether you are stepping up for the first time or testing new material, the room is welcoming, supportive, and full of energy. Hosted in the heart of downtown Greenville, sign-ups start early, the crowd fills quickly, and the stage stays active with a mix of styles and unexpected highlights. Grab a drink, enjoy food specials, and settle in to perform, listen, or simply hang with a creative community.

Monday nights at Smiley’s On the Roxx feature an open jam where musicians of any level can step up and play. Bring an instrument, lend your voice, or kick back and enjoy live, unscripted music as it unfolds. Expect a range of sounds from blues and rock to funk, soul, and beyond, with spontaneous collaborations and unexpected moments. There is no cover charge, the vibe is relaxed and welcoming, and drinks are available in downtown Greenville.

In the spirit of generations of jazz innovators who have reimagined the standards, from Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker to John Coltrane, Keith Jarrett, and Ethan Iverson, vocalist, composer, and arranger Leah Rutherford steps forward with a newly assembled quartet shaped by shared experiences in the Greenville Fine Arts Center jazz studio. In their first performance together, the group offers fresh arrangements of both well known and seldom heard standards, along with original works that honor the style and language of the classic composers. Several of these arrangements will be heard for the first time. Rutherford blends a deep connection to lyrics with an instrumental sensibility informed by transcribing masters like Sonny Stitt and J. J. Johnson, studies she began at the Fine Arts Center and continues at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. The ensemble features William Armstrong on piano, Ethan Ropp on bass, and Patrick Lane on drums. The music unfolds in the Jazz Underground setting at the Coffee Underground Theater, an intimate listening room that also serves house-made desserts, coffee roasted on site, and a selection of teas, wine, and cocktails.

Sly Sparrow brings a live show to BridgeWay Station in Simpsonville. The performance is billed as a fun time for everyone who attends.

Presented by Prisma Health, this weekly farmers market at BridgeWay Station features farm-fresh produce, local finds, live music, and community, with fun for the whole family.

Piedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive presented by Edgeworth Capital Group (a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC) benefiting Metropolitan Arts Council fills NOMA Square with free live music, food trucks, and beverages. Each installment spotlights favorite local food trucks, creating a lively atmosphere for taking in performances and enjoying refreshments.

Dear Evan Hansen explores social anxiety, grief, and the power of connection in a world shaped by the internet. The story follows Evan, a high school senior who has felt invisible for as long as he can remember. After a tragedy shakes his community, a small lie grows into something far larger, placing him at the center of attention and forcing him to choose between being true to himself and embracing a version of acceptance that is built on a falsehood. The musical has received six Tony Awards including Best Musical, a Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album, and an Olivier Award for Best Musical. It features a book by Tony winner Steven Levenson (Fosse/Verdon) and a score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, winners of Grammy, Tony and Academy Awards (Dogfight, La La Land, The Greatest Showman). Content advisory: mature themes with discussions of suicide and mental health, along with some strong language. PG-13 recommended.

Completely Unchained makes its debut at Doc's with a rocking performance, marking the act's first appearance at this spot.