Get ready to tap your feet and immerse yourself in the melodious tunes sweeping across Virginia this February. From country anthems to classic rock beats, the Commonwealth is gearing up to host an array of major concerts that will make your heart sing. Join us as we explore the diverse musical landscape, spanning Richmond to the scenic Virginia Mountains, promising unforgettable evenings with both beloved artists and exciting new discoveries.
Richmond Concerts:
- The National: A Diverse Roster
At The National, Richmond’s premier venue, the stage will come alive with a diverse range of performances. From the groundbreaking sounds of Living Colour on Feb. 1 to the electronic beats of PEEKABOO on Feb. 22, there’s something for everyone. The National is also set to host Flogging Molly on Feb. 21, promising an energetic evening of Celtic punk that will have the crowd on their feet.
- The Broadberry: Indie Vibes
The Broadberry, known for its indie spirit, welcomes acts like Kendal Street Company throughout February, ensuring a vibe that resonates with fans of alternative music. Full Moon Fever on Feb. 23 pays tribute to Tom Petty, while White Denim on Feb. 25 brings their unique fusion of rock and experimental sounds to the stage.
- Altria Theater and Dominion Energy Center: A Symphony of Sounds
For those craving a symphonic experience, the Altria Theater and Dominion Energy Center are set to host a variety of performances. The Richmond Symphony’s “Pops: Resurrection Mixtape” on Feb. 3 promises a unique blend of classical and contemporary sounds, while Tchaikovsky’s First Concerto on Feb. 24-25 showcases the timeless beauty of orchestral music.
Charlottesville Concerts:
The Jefferson Theater and Paramount Theater in Charlottesville boast a lineup that caters to diverse tastes. From Red Clay Strays on Feb. 1 to Blackberry Smoke on Feb. 20, these venues promise an eclectic mix of country, rock, and cosmic country, ensuring a musical journey that transcends genres.
Central Virginia Concerts:
- Beacon Theatre in Hopewell: Tributes Galore
Hopewell’s Beacon Theatre takes a nostalgic turn with tributes such as Greggie & The Jets on Feb. 1, paying homage to Elton John. Journey fans won’t want to miss Trial By Fire on Feb. 2, while Midnight Rain on Feb. 3 brings a Taylor Swift tribute that promises to enchant the audience.
- Hampton Roads: The NorVa’s Eclectic Mix
The NorVa in Norfolk serves up a diverse menu of sounds, from the timeless tribute of 1964 The Tribute on Feb. 2 to the energetic performances of Static-X and Sevendust on Feb. 7. Whether you’re into rock, pop, or indie, The NorVa has a February lineup that caters to all tastes.
Shenandoah Valley Concerts:
From hip-hop showcases at the Golden Pony in Harrisonburg to rock fests at the Bright Box Theater in Winchester, the Shenandoah Valley comes alive with a variety of sounds. Don’t miss the Earthling w/Ruin Lust and Diabolic Oath on Feb. 8 or the 90’s Rockfest featuring Lounge Fly on Feb. 16 for a blast from the past.
Virginia Mountains Concerts:
The Berglund Center in Roanoke and the Harvester Performance Center in Rocky Mount set the stage for unforgettable evenings. Clint Black on Feb. 29 brings classic country to Roanoke, while Town Mountain on Feb. 16 at the Harvester promises a blend of bluegrass and Americana.
Southwest Virginia Concerts:
Bristol’s Paramount Center for the Arts hosts the “Farm & Fun Time” on Feb. 20, featuring St. Paul & the Broken Bones, offering a unique blend of farm-style entertainment and soulful sounds. Meanwhile, Marion’s Lincoln Theatre pays tribute to AC/DC on Feb. 17 with Big Gun: #1 AC/DC Tribute.
Northern Virginia Concerts:
Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna offers an array of performances, from Linda Eder on Feb. 1 to the International Guitar Night on Feb. 28-29. The Birchmere in Alexandria ensures a cozy setting with performances by Will Downing, Rosanne Cash, and Sara Evans throughout February.
Conclusion:
As February unfolds, Virginia becomes a musical haven, offering a spectrum of sounds that cater to every taste. Whether you’re a fan of country ballads, indie beats, or classical symphonies, the Commonwealth’s concert scene has something special in store for you. So, grab your tickets, bring your friends, and let the music carry you away on an unforgettable journey through Virginia’s diverse musical landscape. Get ready to celebrate the power of live music this February!
