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Guide to Live Events in Charlotte: Concerts, Sports and Shows Near You

Charlotte, NC is a vibrant hub for live events, offering everything from concerts and theatre performances to major sporting events and music festivals. Whether you're looking to cheer on your favourite team or catch a chart-topping artist live, Vivid Seats has you covered.

Things to Do in Charlotte This Week

This week in Charlotte, immerse yourself in a diverse array of performances and events. Begin by experiencing the raw energy of Motionless In White at the Truliant Amphitheater on July 21. Soccer fans can cheer on Charlotte FC at the Bank of America Stadium on July 22. For those into classic tunes, catch Lynyrd Skynyrd as they rock the Truliant Amphitheater on July 24, or sway to the reggae beats of Buju Banton at The Amp Ballantyne on the same day. On July 25, the Fetty Wap show at The Fillmore Charlotte promises a thrilling night for hip hop enthusiasts. Finally, wrap up your week with rock sensation Shinedown at the Spectrum Center on July 26.

Things to Do in Charlotte Next Week

Charlotte is buzzing with excitement next week as a mix of music, comedy, and sports events take center stage. Get ready to be dazzled by Melanie Martinez at the Spectrum Center on July 27. On July 29, soccer fans will flock to the Bank of America Stadium for the MLS All Star Game. Rock enthusiasts can enjoy John Mellencamp at the Truliant Amphitheater on July 30, while comedy lovers won't want to miss Dude Perfect at the Spectrum Center. August kicks off with Hilary Duff serenading fans at Truliant Amphitheater, followed by Tame Impala's electrifying performance at the Spectrum Center on August 2.