Live Music

Southern Culture on the Skids

Thu 9/4
6:00 pm - Doors | 7:00 pm - Showtime | Two 60 minute sets with a 20 minute intermission

General Admission: $42 + tax

For over 30 years, Southern Culture on the Skids has brought their unique brand of rock and roll to the whole world.  But did you know drummer Dave Hartman and bassist Mary Huff grew up a stones throw away from the historic Grandin Theatre?  Come join us on Thursday, September 4th for SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS, and welcome back one of the most successful bands with Roanoke ties to ever strum a chord. 

Moga Family Band

Wed 9/24
6:00 pm - Doors | 7:00 pm - Opening Act - Corey Hunley | 8:00 pm - MOGA Family Band  | Two 60 minute sets with a 20 minute intermission

General Admission: $20 + tax - Advance; $23 + tax - Day of Show

Roanoke native, and Berklee School of Music graduate, Emme Cannon comes home to the Grandin Theatre with her world-class Nashville musical peers, the Moga Family Band.

Based in Nashville, TN, Moga Family Band is a powerhouse collective of established musicians blending soulful vocals, jam-band-worthy musicianship, and pop-friendly hooks. They are the new wave and trailblazers of contemporary blues music; featuring the dynamic talents of Emme Cannon on vocals, Eric Fortaleza on bass, Jake Baynes on guitar, Cav Mims on keys, Liam Hogan on drums, and Owen Fader on vocals and saxophone. They are the recent winners of the Blues Category in the 2024 American Songwriter Competition for their song “I Can’t Make You Understand”, and band members have toured with the likes of Cory Wong, Daniel Donato, Victor Wooten, Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson, and more. With all of their paired experience and musical expertise, Moga Family Band truly puts on an unforgettable and one-of-a-kind show that anyone will enjoy.