Live music in Danville, VA

Sunday Salsa Social, now in its 18th year since 2009, offers a welcoming night of Latin dance. It starts with a basic salsa lesson, then continues with social dancing. The music mix focuses on salsa and bachata, with a small number of cha cha, kizomba, merengue, and cumbia tracks. Admission at the door is $10, or $8 for active military and students with ID. Children 17 and under are free with an adult, or $5 if attending alone. Most DJs accept Venmo and credit cards, but bring cash to be sure, as card payments may include an added fee. The DJ roster typically rotates by week. Expect Abuelo Salsero Jack Wolf on first Sundays, Salsa Mike, also known as Michael Delucia, on second Sundays, Pedro Paz on third Sundays, and Monte Alban, Eliuth Cruz Lopez on fourth Sundays. When there is a fifth Sunday, the rotation cycles among them. The schedule is usual and subject to change. For questions, contact Jack Wolf at jackhwolf49@gmail.com or 919-245-8393 or 743-208-5497.

JumpStarters bring an upbeat mix of roots rock, R&B, blues, and old-school originals to the Tuesday music at Dynacon Event Center. This will be the band’s first appearance at Dynacon, with a lively set that highlights those styles.

At Sharp 9 Gallery, the North Carolina Jazz Repertory Orchestra, co-founded and directed by Jim Ketch, continues a monthly concert tradition that has spanned more than thirteen years. The ensemble brings together leading North Carolina jazz musicians and explores the breadth of classic big band repertoire. Performances often include music associated with Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Thad Jones, and Stan Kenton, alongside additional selections from an extensive songbook. This performance is supported by Susan and Steve Pruskin.

Music In A Bottle showcases a different artist each week, and bottles of wine are half off.

Zero Dark Nerdy brings a high energy trivia and game night to Clubhouse GSO in Greensboro, combining Family Feud style rounds, Music Bingo, and trivia that spans pop culture, sports, movies, TV, and nerd culture. Prizes are on the line in every round as teams square off for bragging rights and plenty of laughs. Welcoming both seasoned trivia buffs and casual players, it is a friendly way to enjoy games with friends.

Presented by Cat's Cradle, Ryan Davis and the Roadhouse Band perform at Motorco Music Hall with Styrofoam Winos. The record New Threats from the Soul has earned wide notice, with The New Yorker commending its beauty and sharp insight, and writer Nathan Salsberg praising Davis as a standout songwriter of his generation.

Outlander in Concert takes place at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts. The event is suitable for ages 13 and older, and parental guidance is advised due to mature themes in line with the series. Tickets are offered through a public sale along with presale options for fan club members, donors, Broadway subscribers, insiders, and TM CEN.

Bradley Steele performs live at The Golden Leaf Bistro.

Live music comes to downtown Greensboro. Enjoy the vibe with a drink or two and soak up the sounds.