Live music in Knoxville, TN

Fountain City Harmony is a community choir based at LeGrand Music Studios that welcomes teens and adults, including students and families, from any musical background. Rehearsals are relaxed and collaborative, exploring a mix of contemporary songs and traditional pieces. Singers develop vocal confidence, learn to blend in harmony, and enjoy making music together. Participation is open without an audition, and dues are $25 per month.

Finn's Restaurant & Tavern hosts a weekly music series featuring the duo Rey Pineda and Doug Datwyler, who perform a blend of pop, Americana, rock, Latin, and blues. Guests can make it a dinner outing, with bottles of wine offered at half price and newly introduced pasta dishes available.

DJ KNKT hosts a lively karaoke and dance party at Elaine’s Tavern. Guests can step up to the microphone to sing and enjoy time on the dance floor in a fun, social atmosphere.

Bill West and Mikki Norwood perform live as a duo at Tennessee Tap House.

Ember South Entertainment brings The Browning to Open Chord Stage in Knoxville, joined by Deadlands, Extortionist, and Blind Equation. This all-ages concert offers advance tickets at $23 and day-of-show admission at $28. A presale is available with the code TBTIX2, followed by a general on sale. Refunds are only issued if the show is postponed or canceled.

The Devil Makes Three brings its show to the Bijou Theatre. Tickets are available by phone at 865-684-1200 option 2, in person at the Tennessee Theatre Box Office, and on the Shows and Tickets page of the venue’s website. If the performance is not sold out, tickets can also be purchased at the Bijou Box Office. Presale access is available through the venue’s newsletter. Parking is convenient, with several nearby lots and on-street metered spaces. The closest option is a pay lot across Cumberland, and additional parking can be found in the State Street, Market Square and Locust Street garages, along with limited street parking on surrounding roads. For everyone’s safety, the venue prohibits weapons including pocketknives, outside food and beverages, smoking including e-cigarettes, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, backpacks, large bags and oversized purses. All guests and items are subject to search, and additional restrictions may be enforced based on show requirements. The event page is intended for discussion, and posts attempting to sell tickets are removed to reduce the risk of fraud.

Groove Injection Karaoke brings a lively sing-along scene to BucketHead Tavern, with Knoxville Mobile Karaoke running the show. Guests can enjoy drinks, choose favorite songs, and share good times with friends. Whether taking the microphone or cheering on the performers, everyone can be part of the fun.

Fountain City Ramblers bring a Friday night of live music to Calhoun’s on the River. The evening features a full set of jams from the band at Calhoun’s Restaurant.

Uncle Funky and Z Rowe Ca$h take the stage at Tennessee Tap House for a laid-back evening built around good food and drinks, a friendly atmosphere, and time with friends. The music is playfully described as nothing fancy, keeping the vibe easy and unpretentious.

Ashley McBryde brings the Into The Wild Tour to Tennessee Theatre, highlighting the sharp songwriting and commanding voice that have made her a GRAMMY, ACM, and CMA winner and a member of the Grand Ole Opry. Recognized by the Los Angeles Times for her refined Nashville craftsmanship, she leans into songs that face hard truths with heart. Her new album, Wild, spans 11 songs that trace her story, from growing up in the Ozarks and a strict religious household to the consequences of drinking and the turning point when she stopped. The music fuses classic country with driving rock and roll for a sound that is both personal and bold.

Enjoy a Knoxville karaoke night featuring Mr. G Party Solutions. Take the mic, dance to the music, or sit back and watch the performances while the bar staff keeps service going throughout the evening.

Enjoy live classic rock performed by a four-piece band.

Brit Floyd brings a faithful celebration of Pink Floyd to Tennessee Theatre, uniting precision musicianship with immersive lasers, striking visuals, and carefully crafted soundscapes drawn from the classic catalog. Founded in Liverpool in 2011, the group has toured the world with more than 1,500 shows and has appeared at renowned venues including London’s Royal Albert Hall, Denver’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, Radio City Music Hall in New York City, and Teatro Antico in Taormina. Applauded by Rolling Stone as the leading Pink Floyd tribute, their production captures the spirit of the originals with a polished, cutting-edge presentation.

Weird Al Yankovic brings his show to Thompson Boling Arena at Food City Center in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Fans can catch Weird Al Yankovic when his Bigger and Weirder Tour comes to Thompson Boling Arena at Food City Center in Knoxville, TN.