Live music in Collierville, TN

Ronnie McDowell performs live at Hernando's Hide-A-Way in Memphis. Show time is set for the afternoon on Friday.

Celebrate the end of the week at Happy Friday in The Grove with free admission and family friendly fun. Singer songwriter Josh Threlkeld leads Let’s JAM (Join All the Music), a participatory set where attendees can share a song, call and response, name that tune, and dance, featuring special guest Victor Sawyer and a Second Line. Live music takes place on the TruGreen Lawn, and a full bar is available on the First Horizon Foundation Plaza. Food trucks include SMOKE & TOAST and MEMPOPS. After the Let’s JAM segment, music continues into the evening. Outside beverages are not permitted, and all coolers, bags, and purses are subject to search. Prohibited items and activities include vaping, glass, pets, firearms, weapons, professional recording devices, thrown objects, skateboards, large umbrellas, grills, drones, laser pointers, illegal drugs or paraphernalia, fireworks or pyrotechnics, card tables, solicitation of any kind, and smoking. Tables are allowed within reason if they do not exceed 3 feet wide by 3 feet tall, and toppers for coolers or wagons are permitted within the same dimensions. Card tables are not allowed. For safety, only small hand held umbrellas are permitted.

An informal bluegrass jam fills Collierville Town Square with acoustic music as many musicians gather to play together. Spectators can enjoy free, family friendly entertainment. Bring a chair and a picnic and relax while the tunes flow. Musicians are welcome to participate, acoustic instruments only, and out of town guests are welcome too. This long running tradition in Collierville, Tennessee is now in its 26th year. Admission is free. On select occasions the jam is replaced by a bluegrass concert by Tennessee Tradition as part of a weekend festival. For details, search for Sounds Like Collierville.

Sunny Side arrives on its sixth national tour with a set steeped in New Orleans tradition, featuring jazz, swing, and classic R&B from the 1920s through the 1950s. Inspired by legends like Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Nat King Cole, and Ray Charles, the band pairs a dynamic vocalist who also dances with tight three-part horn harmonies and a locked-in rhythm section to deliver an authentic, high-energy performance that captures the city’s musical spirit. This event is open to all ages.

A two-hour Mississippi River cruise in Memphis pairs live entertainment with a served dinner. Advance reservations are recommended, and optional celebration add-ons can be selected at checkout for occasions such as birthdays or anniversaries. The menu features pulled pork barbecue prepared Memphis style, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, macaroni and cheese, a house salad, buns, and dessert, with complimentary tea and water. A full-service bar is available for alcoholic beverages, sold separately, and accepts both cash and cards. The dinner and music cruises use a standard menu with no substitutions. Meals are served in a single pass by staff from behind the service area, and disposable dinnerware is used in line with current COVID-19 practices. Menu items may change due to supply availability. Parking is off site and typically involves an 8 to 10 minute walk, and the nearby lot is not operated by the organizer. There is no formal dress code, and most guests choose casual to semi-formal attire.

Zoso brings a Led Zeppelin experience to Minglewood Hall with a standing room general admission setup. The venue processes all transactions without cash. Ticket availability includes a venue presale followed by a public onsale.

Kick off the weekend with Friday karaoke at Rockhouse Live Raleigh Lagrange.

Elvis Week is the annual celebration held at Graceland, featuring a lineup of contests, concerts, panels, fan meet-ups, and more. On August 8, 2026, the schedule includes Elvis Double Trouble at the TCB Showroom, a Fan Welcome Mixer in the Guest House Lobby, the Ultimate ETA Meet ‘n’ Greet at Jungle Room Bar in the Graceland Exhibition Center, and Elvis Vegas Nights at the Graceland Soundstage, along with additional on-site experiences like the Hidden Graceland Tour and Dean Z’s Late Night Love Songs.

Presented by the Memphis Chapter of the Drifters, Inc., this jazz and fashion showcase brings live jazz performances, chic style, a refined atmosphere, silent auctions, and additional entertainment to The Great Hall & Conference Center in Memphis. Tickets are available through the QR code on the event flyer or the provided ticket link.

Get ready for the 8th Annual Memphis Chicken & Beer Festival, a beer fest with a chicken twist. There will be live music, more than 90 beverage samples, and tickets include a souvenir tasting glass and admission. Food will be available for purchase on site, and the event is rain or shine with no refunds. You’ll need to be 21+ to attend.

Set sail for a relaxed evening on the Mississippi with a two hour dinner and music cruise. Take in the views while enjoying live entertainment and a hearty Southern style buffet featuring Memphis style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad with buns, and dessert. Complimentary tea and water are included, and a full bar is available for purchase with cash or card. The meal is served by staff from behind the service area on disposable dinnerware, the menu remains the same for these cruises, substitutions are not available, and items may change based on supply. Advance reservations are recommended, and celebration add ons for occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries are available during checkout. Parking is off site, with the closest option requiring about an eight to ten minute walk. There is no set dress code, and most guests opt for attire ranging from casual to semi formal.

Catch BARNACLE BOI with a lineup of other artists including Von Storm, Ponsuda., Tom Skeemask, Phonk Around & Find Out, Hoodiemane, and Imperivm. The show takes place at Growlers in Memphis.

Sing your favorite songs at a karaoke night at Rockhouse Live Raleigh Lagrange.

Smooth saxophone sets the tone at D’Bo’s Daiquiris Wings & Seafood with live jazz from Calvin Jerry Smith. Settle in for wings, seafood, and drinks while the music creates an easygoing, weekend-worthy vibe. It is a comfortable, adult-focused setting with karaoke for anyone in the mood to take the mic. Whether meeting friends or unwinding after work, this spot offers real live music, good food, and a relaxed Memphis atmosphere.

Settle in for a two-hour Dinner & Music cruise on the Mississippi River that pairs live entertainment with a full meal. Advance reservations are recommended for this evening Memphis outing, and optional celebration add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any special occasion. The onboard bar offers alcoholic beverages for purchase, and both cash and cards are accepted. The menu features Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, dessert, and complimentary tea and water. All Dinner & Music Cruises serve the same menu, and substitutions are not available. Meals are served by staff from behind the service area on disposable dinnerware due to COVID-19 restrictions, and the menu may change based on supply availability. Parking is not on site, and the nearest option involves an 8 to 10 minute walk. There is no set dress code, and most guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.

Settle in for a night of hearty food, whiskey specials, and lively entertainment. The Steak Special features an $18 flat iron steak served with a loaded baked potato, a crisp side salad, and a slice of warm toast. Take $2 off all whiskey drinks and explore whiskey flight menus. Karaoke invites singers to step up and perform, and line dancing keeps the floor moving for both beginners and experienced dancers. Lilia teaches the routines, with new dances introduced each week.

For more than nine years, K3 has hosted an open mic where performers share music, comedy, poetry, and other creative talents. The experience now features a refreshed stage setup and upgraded sound to highlight each performance. It takes place at K3 Studio Cafe, offering a welcoming atmosphere for both newcomers and seasoned acts.

Marking the 19th anniversary of the first pool party, this celebration keeps the beat going and honors 70 years of The King’s hits, from 1956 through 2026.

Kick off your weekend with a rooftop party at The Peabody Memphis featuring live music from The Neon Mooners, plus special guest Baylee Littrell. Enjoy classic ’80s and ’90s country hits with sky-high views of the Mississippi River. The event is for ages 21 and up, and if weather moves things indoors, the band and party will shift to the Skyway Ballroom on the rooftop level. Tickets are non-refundable.

A1A brings a long-running celebration of Jimmy Buffett’s music to The Harrell Performing Arts Theatre. Presented as the original tribute show to Buffett and active since 1992, this concert focuses on his songs in a theater setting.

A1A delivers Jimmy Buffett’s music with the only tribute show to hold his official endorsement, a journey that began in 1991. After winning Margaritaville Records’ 1992 Jimmy Buffett Sound Alike Contest, the band received Buffett’s personal blessing to use his name, a distinction no other tribute act has earned. For more than three decades, A1A has shared the stage with Jimmy Buffett and members of the Coral Reefer Band, appeared in a major motion picture, and headlined the annual Parrot Head Convention for seven straight years.

Get ready for an upbeat Jimmy Buffett tribute with A1A, the official and original tribute show. The evening includes front doors opening at 6:00 PM, doors to seating at 6:30 PM, and the main show running from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Set out on a two-hour Mississippi River cruise that features live entertainment and a served meal. Advance reservations are suggested for this evening Memphis cruise, and celebration package add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any special occasion. A full bar is on board for alcohol purchases, which are not included in the ticket price, and both cash and cards are accepted. The menu includes Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, and dessert, with complimentary tea and water. All Dinner and Music Cruises offer the same menu, substitutions are not available, and the meal is served once by staff behind the service area on disposable dinnerware due to COVID-19 restrictions. The menu may change based on availability. Parking is not on site, and the nearest option is across the street with an approximately 8 to 10 minute walk, and it is not operated by the cruise company. There is no formal dress code, though many guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.