Live music in Mon County, WV

Celebrate the finale of MPLS’s Summer Reading Program with the debut Library Desk Concert. Settle in by the circulation desk on the first floor to hear local performers, or visit a crafting table to make a DIY guitar pick necklace. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome for seating. This is an all-ages gathering. Full lineup to be announced.

Enjoy a night of live music at Tropics as part of the Tropics Summer Nights Concert Series. Adrian Michaelz Soul is the featured act for this show, running from early evening into the night.

The Ruby Summer Concert Series presents a free live performance by Who’s Bad. First-time visitors are encouraged to review the venue’s guidelines on prohibited items and helpful suggestions before attending.

Schnell & Paris bring acoustic guitar, keyboard, and two-part harmonies to Mundy’s Place. The performance blends original songs, familiar classics, and a few rarely performed deep cuts.

Fret Buzz delivers a high-energy performance on the deck at Dockside, blending classic and modern rock for a lively night. There is no cover or entertainment fee.

Enjoy THE ALT ROCKS as part of Tropics’ Tropics Summer Nights Concert Series. This is an evening of live music at Tropics, with great music, good food, and refreshing drinks. The lineup includes a variety of styles throughout the series, and this show features THE ALT ROCKS.

Explore how rhythm can support healing for the body, spirit, and the Earth while taking part in a welcoming drum circle. No prior experience is needed. Drums and other percussion will be available, and participants are welcome to make a simple instrument of their own, with ideas easily found online. Open to all ages. Free to attend. Preregistration is required.

Every Wednesday, Tropics in Cheat Lake sets the scene for a summer evening on the outdoor stage with food, drinks, and live music. The New Relics return for a third summer residency, performing a mix of Americana, country, rock, and pop alongside original songs from their 25-year history. Unlimited crab legs and specials on drinks round out the night.

Cassidy Dickens is bringing their indie folk and acoustic country sound to the West Virginia Botanic Garden for an outdoor show. The performance starts in the afternoon and will feature a singer-songwriter set in a scenic garden setting.

Join Oilfield Helping Hands for the Appalachia Summer Luau, a fun, no-cost summer event for people who want to learn more about what the organization does and how it gives back to the energy industry. Enjoy live entertainment with Ruff Creek performing from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.

Settle in for an evening of Americana and folk with solo performer Jamie Lester. His genuine songwriting and comfortable stage presence blend traditional roots with modern acoustic storytelling. Expect heartfelt lyrics, tuneful melodies, and an easygoing performance that draws listeners in. Sponsored by Infinity Natural Resources. Admission is $5 for WVBG members and $10 for general admission, with free entry for children 6 and under.