Live music in Blacksburg, VA

Stewart Copeland, formerly of the Police, presents his Have I Said too Much Tour at The Beacon Theatre Hopewell.

Enjoy authentic Jamaican cuisine while a lively crowd sings along to favorite hits. The mood is upbeat and welcoming, creating an evening that blends bold flavors with singalong fun.

MINKA performs live at Ripple Ray's in Richmond. Admission is free, so you can enjoy the show without a cover charge.

Watchhouse brings the Rituals Tour to The National for an all-ages show that highlights the North Carolina duo’s close harmonies and intricate acoustic playing. Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz grew from coffee shop beginnings to sellouts at storied venues like Red Rocks and the Ryman, collecting praise from outlets including Rolling Stone, Mojo, NPR Music, and American Songwriter. The Washington Post has credited them with refreshing roots music for younger listeners. Their studio album Rituals on Tiptoe Tiger Music and Thirty Tigers continues their focus on original, finely crafted songs that explore life’s mysteries, heartbreak, and shared joy, all delivered with the easy chemistry of two artists deeply in sync.

Novella Nights transforms Harry’s inside the Historic Hofheimer Building into a pulse-raising DJ dance party, featuring live sets, premium cocktails, and an energetic after-hours vibe in a signature Harry’s space. Start with dinner or drinks, take in the rooftop views, then keep the night moving on the dance floor for a distinctive Richmond nightlife experience. Dress to impress and plan to stay late. A cover charge at the door may apply.

Down To The Bone is slated to perform at the Richmond Jazz Fest.

Turn brunch into a sing-along party with throwback hits from the 90s as DJ Chuck T keeps the grooves rolling. Expect a lively room where everyone knows the lyrics, sips mimosas and cocktails, and digs into brunch favorites from Harry’s full menu. Fun props like microphones and sunglasses add to the experience so the crowd becomes part of the show. There are two seatings, each lasting about two hours. Tickets are $15 and include entry, the live DJ performance, sing-along entertainment, themed props, and the full event experience. The 2nd Floor Library Bar will be open for early arrivals to the later seating or for anyone continuing the celebration after the earlier brunch. Brunch chic attire is encouraged. An automatic 20% gratuity will be added to all checks.

Frank Foster performs live at The Beacon Theatre Hopewell.

A local three-piece band unites whenever the moment calls for a good time, serving up lively tunes and an upbeat mood.

Diggy Graves and Ryan Oakes are set to perform live at The Broadberry. Expect an evening of horrorcore, rap rock, and hip-hop energy starting in the evening.

The Muckers bring their tour to a close with a lively send-off at the well-known Milk Parlor in Blacksburg.

Dogstar brings the All In Now Tour to The National for a live show open to all ages.

Beach Floyd brings an evening of Pink Floyd favorites to the Scott’s Addition Historic District, highlighting the soaring guitar solos that fans recognize and love. Look forward to a set of iconic tracks, vibrant sound, and an atmosphere perfect for enjoying music with friends.

Catch Dogstar live at The National in Richmond. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. The lineup also includes The Backfires.

Richmond Chamber Players presents Garden Echoes at Agecroft Hall & Gardens, launching the Interlude 2026 series. In a historic garden setting, Richmond Symphony musicians collaborate with local artists for an intimate chamber concert featuring Kreisler’s String Quartet, a duo for violin and cello by Richmond composer Benjamin Broening, and Vaughan Williams’s Phantasy Quintet.

Catch Pure Prairie League live at The Tin Pan. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM at the venue in Richmond.

5 Seconds of Summer brings the EVERYONE'S A STAR! World Tour to Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront for a live show. The concert will proceed regardless of weather. Doors open before the performance. VIP packages are available, including an artist presale and a separate release for VIP options.

5 Seconds of Summer and The Band CAMINO are set to perform live at Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront in Richmond. The show starts in the evening.

A music-meets-bingo game night takes place on the covered patio at The Reserve Restaurant at The Highlands, offering a relaxed, stress-free evening of entertainment. Participation is free. Reservations are highly recommended at 804-796-5805.

Brown Bag Willie & The Tall Boys appear at Blacksburg’s Market Square Jam, an officially Crooked Road affiliated venue focused on traditional music. The group includes Bill Blevins on fiddle, Russ Boyd on banjo, Matt Peyton on guitar, and Stan Rowe on doghouse bass. Their selections draw from the work of Hick Edmonds, Henry Reed, Thorton Spencer, Oscar Wright, Albert Hash, Dewey Hamrick, Ivan Weddle, and Melvin Wine, representing a Southwest Virginia repertoire with ties to North Carolina and interior West Virginia fiddling. The Market Square Jam offers a relaxed, community setting where players share tunes and attendees take in the atmosphere of downtown Blacksburg.

Enjoy a guided summer cocktail experience at Copper Hall where you can sip floral, sun-inspired drinks and also learn how to create your own. The night includes an interactive garnish bar with fresh fruits, herbs, and citrus elements to customize your cocktails, plus music in a styled summer setting. Cocktails will be curated by Tiara of In The Mix With Tee, making it a fun choice for a girls’ night or a special summer outing.

Catch Dune Blue for an evening of indie pop and indie rock at The Milk Parlor in Blacksburg. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM.