Fall in Augusta, Georgia is more than just cooler weather and colorful foliage—it's also a time when the city's vibrant music scene comes alive. From intimate acoustic sets at local cafes to electrifying performances at iconic venues, Augusta offers a diverse range of live music experiences this fall. Whether you're a fan of jazz, rock, country, or something in between, you'll find something that hits the right note. Keep reading to discover the top spots for live music in Augusta this season, and don't forget to check out our event calendar for more details.
INDOOR & OUTDOOR MUSIC VENUES
Whether you're looking to enjoy intimate solo performances or a large-scale concert, Augusta has a venue for you. Each venue serves up a memorable concert along with food and drinks.
Miller Theater
A cornerstone of Augusta's entertainment scene, the Miller Theater hosts a variety of performances, including live music that spans multiple genres. This fall, be sure to catch their lineup of concerts, from local bands to nationally recognized artists. The theater's historic ambiance adds a unique charm to every show.
Augusta Riverwalk
For those who love outdoor concerts, the Augusta Riverwalk is the perfect venue. This scenic spot along the Savannah River is not only a great place to relax but also a hub for live music events.
Southbound Smokehouse
Southbound Smokehouse is more than just a place for great BBQ; it's also one of Augusta's go-to spots for live music. Their fall lineup includes a mix of local talent and touring bands, making it a must-visit for music lovers.
The Bell Auditorium
As one of Augusta's largest venues, The Bell Auditorium regularly hosts big-name artists and bands. This fall, they're bringing in a stellar lineup that you won't want to miss.
The Soul Bar
Known for its eclectic vibe and dedication to showcasing both local and regional talent, The Soul Bar is a staple in Augusta's music scene. Whether you're into indie, rock, or blues, this venue has something for everyone.
The Imperial Theatre
Another historic gem, The Imperial Theatre offers a range of live performances, including concerts that highlight Augusta's rich musical heritage. Don't miss their special fall performances that celebrate both new and classic sounds.
DON'T FORGET THESE
For good vibes and great music, check out Grantski Records, Southbound Smokehouse, Edgar's Above Broad, The Fox's Lair, Doc's Porchside, The Partridge Inn, The Boll Weevil, Joe's Underground, and Mellow Mushroom. Visit our Concerts & Live Music page for even more venues!
With such a diverse lineup of live music events this fall, Augusta is the perfect destination for music lovers of all kinds. Whether you're a local or visiting for the season, make sure to immerse yourself in the city's rich musical culture. For more information on upcoming events, be sure to check out Concerts & Live Music and stay updated with our event calendar. Don’t miss out on the sounds of Augusta this fall!
Upcoming Concerts
Back to the ’90s | Ryan Abel & Friends
Blade on down to the Miller Theater and go back to the ’90s with Ryan Abel & Friends! Get ready for a super rad night of your favorite throwback music from bands like Gin Blossoms, Alan Jackson, Sixpence None the Richer, Counting Crows, Shania Twain, R.E.M, Third Eye Blind,...
Augusta Univ. Opera Theatre presents: Speed Dating Tonight!
Looking for a fun night out? Bring your date or your mate to Augusta University's next opera! With words and music by Michael Ching and conceived by Dean Anthony, Speed Dating Tonight! is a one-act comic opera that entertains us as the hilarious characters search for human...
Cultural Series - Dallas Brass
Since its founding in 1983 by Michael Levine, the Dallas Brass has become one of America’s foremost musical ensembles. The group has established a unique blend of traditional brass instruments with a full complement of drums and percussion, which creates a performing entity of...

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