Live music in Oak Ridge, TN

An immersive sound session invites a gentle inward journey. Jan Coe of Whole Notes Harmony blends the voices of singing bowls, the powerful presence of multiple gongs, and the vibrations of other instruments to shape a calming soundscape that supports balance and inner harmony. Arrive with a receptive mind and heart, allow the tones to settle within, and follow the experience that feels most supportive to you. Many people choose to recline for comfort, so bring blankets and pillows if that appeals to you. If sitting suits you better, chairs are available. Arriving a bit early makes it easier to choose a spot and settle in. A suggested contribution of $25 is appreciated, though optional. Any amount is welcome.

Fountain City Harmony is a community choir based at LeGrand Music Studios that welcomes singers of every background and experience level. Rehearsals keep the atmosphere relaxed and supportive while building skills in harmony singing, developing vocal confidence, and enjoying music together. The group explores a mix of styles, from contemporary selections to traditional favorites, with an emphasis on teamwork and steady musical growth. Open to teens and adults, including students and families. Membership is $25 per month, and no audition is required.

WDVX Blue Plate Special in Knoxville, Tennessee presents Texas-based rock singer and songwriter Mark Winters in an acoustic set centered on upbeat energy and catchy melodies. This stop on the Good Vibes Highway Tour carries a musical road trip that shares nerdy positivity across the United States and Canada, mixing humor, heart, and close harmonies into feel-good performances that leave listeners uplifted. The set encourages people to shine together, be kind, stay curious, and pass along positive energy, blending storytelling with a dash of science-loving enthusiasm. Winters draws from rock, blues rock, and pop, with influences that include John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. A poet and entrepreneur who is also a rocket scientist, he first picked up a guitar to serenade his wife and discovered a love for connecting through music. His songs often begin with poetic sparks and are shaped with a thoughtful, structured approach, including a fondness for haiku inspired by his grandmother. From outdoor parks to busy city stages, the tour aims to help audiences unplug, share a laugh, and walk away with lighter hearts.

Zac Brown Band takes the stage at Thompson Boling Arena at Food City Center in Knoxville, Tennessee.