Charlotte NC, July 28, 2025

News Summary

Charlotte is set to come alive with concerts from July 21-27, highlighting a variety of genres and renowned artists. The lineup includes major acts like Rod Stewart, Willie Nelson, and Bob Dylan along with many other talented musicians performing at multiple venues throughout the city. From intimate shows to larger festivals, this week promises an exciting range of musical experiences for both residents and visitors alike, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere and supporting the local economy.

Charlotte Concert Lineup: Diverse Music Offerings Featured from July 21-27

Charlotte will be buzzing with music from July 21 to July 27, featuring a rich lineup of concerts that cater to a variety of musical tastes. Headlining this week’s events are renowned artists such as Rod Stewart, rock band Descendents, and country sensation Thomas Rhett, promising an exciting week for residents and visitors alike.

The concert scene will span multiple venues throughout the city, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Notable performances include the legendary Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan, who will be entertaining fans at the Outlaw Music Festival over the weekend. In addition, a significant metal event called the Summer of Loud will take place, showcasing heavy metal sounds that are sure to attract fans of the genre.

One of the major highlights of the week will occur on Tuesday, when PNC Music Pavilion hosts three major acts: Russ, Big Sean, and Sabrina Claudio. This concert is set to draw a large crowd, reflecting the increasing popularity of hip-hop in the region. On Thursday, Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre will see Whiskey Myers, while Friday will feature an exciting performance by Goo Goo Dolls alongside Dashboard Confessional, culminating with a performance by “Weird Al” Yankovic on Saturday night.

Other key performances leave nothing to be desired. The Fillmore will host a number of acts, including British metalcore band Architects and the Summer Slaughter Tour featuring Hatebreed. Jazz enthusiasts can enjoy shows by Lindsey Webster at Middle C Jazz on both Friday and Saturday. Additionally, the Knight Theatre will showcase The Wallflowers, led by Jakob Dylan, on Tuesday, followed by Ryan Adams’s Heartbreaker ’25 World Tour show on Wednesday.

Charlotte’s vibrant music scene is not just limited to bigger venues. More intimate performances will take place in smaller venues like Evening Muse, where pop group BBMAK will perform on Saturday. Similarly, Visulite Theatre will hold a tribute to Watkins Glen Summer Jam ’73, celebrating classic sounds in a small setting.

The week’s concerts are designed to cater to different tastes, ranging from rock to jazz, country, and hip-hop. Most events will take place between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM, ensuring that attendees can enjoy their evening in a festive atmosphere. Major festivals are anticipated to kick off as early as 3:00 PM, making for an all-day party.

As the concert calendar fills up, it is evident that Charlotte is a hub of diverse musical experiences, showcasing both established artists and rising talents across genres. This quality lineup not only stimulates the local economy but also fosters a sense of community among music lovers.

Concert Overview

FAQ

• What concerts are happening in Charlotte during July 21-27?
  Charlotte will host various concerts, including performances by Rod Stewart, Descendents, and Thomas Rhett at different venues.
• Which venue will host Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan?
  Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan will perform at the Outlaw Music Festival over the weekend.
• What time do concerts typically start?
  Most concerts are set to start between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM, with many festivals beginning at 3:00 PM.
• Will there be smaller performances during this week?
  Yes, venues like Evening Muse and Visulite Theatre will feature smaller acts and special tributes.

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Additional Resources

• WCCB Charlotte: Concerts to Attend This Week
• Axios Charlotte: Live Music Coming to Charlotte
• Kiss 95.1: Charlotte Venues Welcome Big Music Acts
• Charlotte Observer: Things to Do in Charlotte
• Wikipedia: Concert

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