Live music in Lynchburg, VA

An acoustic performance of favorite songs from the 80s and 90s returns to Oliver's on Rivermont, also known as 801 Raw Bar. Enjoy familiar tunes presented in a stripped-down style.

Starfire brings Through Space & Time to The Music Hall for an intimate acoustic evening that blends music with the stories behind it. She will revisit favorite songs, share the moments that shaped them, and take a limited number of requests from the audience. A digital catalog is available to explore in advance so guests can choose what they would like to hear. A singer since childhood who picked up guitar in her teens, Starfire stepped back to focus on family and now returns to the stage as her daughters grow, continuing the rock dreams that began years ago. Base ticket prices are $10 in advance and $13 the day of.

Dive into the cult-classic rock musical The Toxic Avenger, featuring outrageous comedy, high-energy vocals, and radioactive revenge. This is an outdoor show at the Wolfbane Performing Arts Center, with an evening performance where the action kicks off right at showtime. The rating is PG-13 due to strong language, sexual situations, and simulated violence. Ponchos are recommended for the splatter-style experience.

This event at Company Distilling Lynchburg TN features Krystal King, a Nashville-based songwriter known for down-home storytelling that mixes vivid everyday details with playful humor. Her sound blends classic and 90s country with touches of blues, rock, and folk, and she often channels a spirit reminiscent of Loretta Lynn. Originally from Hickory, North Carolina, she now calls Nashville home and tours nationwide.

The cult-classic rock musical The Toxic Avenger comes to the outdoors stage at Wolfbane Performing Arts Center. Expect outrageous comedy, high-energy vocals, and a radioactive revenge plot as the show takes audience straight into the “Toxic Waste Zone.” Ponchos are recommended for the splatter-style fun. Rated PG-13 for strong language, sexual situations, and simulated violence. The box office opens at 6:30 PM, gates open at 6:45 PM, and the show begins at 8:00 PM. All sales are final, and ticket insurance is highly recommended.

These casual summer rehearsal sessions offer a relaxed space to sing and connect. There is no performance requirement, no stress if pieces are unfinished, and no obligation to attend weekly rehearsals. It is simply about socializing and making music together. Anyone curious about a community choir can use this as an easy way to see what it is like. Feel free to bring a friend.

An open mic night that welcomes both performers and listeners. Musicians can bring instruments or step up to sing, and anyone who prefers can simply relax and enjoy the performances. It features live music, a sense of community, and food.

The Pete Turpin Band brings a throwdown to Hill City Pub.

Enjoy a chamber music concert featuring Jessie Montgomery’s "Strum," a Louis Armstrong tribute, and works by historic local composers from Lynchburg. The Seven Hills Chamber Music Festival returns with a season themed around the voice, including song-inspired chamber music and additional festival highlights. This is an in-person concert that lasts about 2 hours.

At Big Lick Tropical Grill, enjoy a free acoustic performance with no cover, built around an easygoing blend of classic rock, pop, and country. Hear familiar hits by artists such as Journey, GnR, CCR, Janis, Dolly, Jewel, Heart, Alanis, 4 Non Blondes, The Cranberries, and more. Choose what plays next through an online request menu with hundreds of songs you can pull up on your phone. Sing along if you like or simply relax while the music brings back favorite memories.