Live Music

NY NY Dueling Pianos

Wed 4/30
6:00 pm - Doors | 7:00 pm - Showtime

THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT


General Admission: $27 + tax
 

Join NY, NY DUELING PIANOS for a night of piano party madness, as these internationally renowned performers take all of your song requests in a clap-along, dance-along fiesta where anything can happen. 2 performers, 2 pianos and an unforgettable night.
 

Colby T. Helms & The Virginia Creepers

Thu 5/8
6:00 pm - Doors | 7:00 pm - First Set | 8:00 pm - Intermission | 8:20 pm - Second Set | 9:30 pm - End of Show

 

General Admission: Advance - $22 + tax; Day of Show - $25 + tax

These days, the textile mills of Rocky Mount and other once cozy-towns have shut down, leaving minimal opportunity and a lot of hopelessness. At the bottom of the Southwest Virginia foothills half-a-mile from the nearest neighbor, Colby Helms resides in an “underground house” built by his late father. He hunts and takes care of his mom. He also pens the kind of raw and real country music that cuts to the bone. At 12-years-old, Colby endured the loss of his dad due to cancer. Beset by sadness and loneliness, he turned to music. He taught himself guitar, banjo, and mandolin by watching local performers and YouTube videos. He amassed a growing record collection, combing through the stacks at flea markets and browsing eBay. Joined by his band The Virginia Creepers, he cut his teeth with countless gigs around the area.

Please join us for this incredbily evening of live music celebrating this young man from Franklin County, VA.

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.