Join us at The Cardinal Music Hall on October 17th for an intimate evening with The Riverside, a folk trio known for rich harmonies, thoughtful songwriting, and a warm, welcoming stage presence.

Thomas LaVine brings his immersive indie-folk sound to The Cardinal Music Hall in Damascus, VA on September 26. Blending warm vocals, mellow guitars, and subtle synth textures, his music creates intimate, reflective spaces rooted in memory, nature, and place. This performance offers a calm, thoughtful evening designed for listening and connection in an up-close setting.

Join us at The Cardinal Music Hall on Saturday, September 5, for an unforgettable evening of exceptional songwriting and intimate live music featuring acclaimed singer-songwriter Angie Aparo, with award-winning Virginia artist Adam Bolt opening the show.

Nan Macmillan, Brooklyn-based indie-folk-pop artist and Berklee College of Music graduate, brings her evocative storytelling and luminous vocals to The Cardinal Music Hall on August 22. Drawing on life by the Massachusetts coast, the Southern California hills, and the Blue Ridge Mountains, her music blends introspective lyricism with intricate sonic landscapes. From her debut album From Both Eyes, Macmillan offers a gentle yet fierce mix of hope, reflection, and emotion, creating a live performance that lingers long after the last note.

Live music in Damascus, VA at The Cardinal Music Hall on August 21, 2026 featuring Lua Flora. Blending Americana, indie folk, and global rhythms, this Asheville, NC band delivers an immersive live performance led by songwriter Evan Button. Fans of roots music, folk, and indie will find a unique, intimate concert experience.

Experience live Americana music with Philip Bowen on August 8 at 7:30pm. This Appalachian singer-songwriter delivers high-energy fiddle, folk storytelling, and roots-driven sound shaped by West Virginia tradition and modern touring success. Fresh off Appalachia Forever, Bowen brings an electrifying performance perfect for fans of live folk and Americana concerts. Don’t miss this unforgettable night of authentic Appalachian music, powerful musicianship, and storytelling that captures the spirit of the mountains.

Spectator Bird, sisters Rachel and Lindsey FitzGerald, bring harmony driven folk music to The Cardinal Music Hall on July 30. Rooted in the mountains of Virginia, their award winning songwriting and sibling harmonies create an intimate live experience. Special guest Caleb Stine adds thoughtful folk songs and a welcoming presence.

On June 27, The Cardinal Music Hall welcomes Sunny War for a night that cuts deep and stays with you. Blending folk punk roots with rock and country, her sound is raw, soulful, and unmistakably her own.

Her songwriting is honest and introspective, pulling you into stories that feel lived-in and real, delivered with a voice that carries both grit and warmth. From stripped-down moments to driving rhythms, every song feels like a conversation you didn’t know you needed.

Charlie Maples is an East Tennessee ensemble blending jazz, R&B, and pop-inspired grooves with rich harmonies and seasoned musicianship. Featuring acclaimed regional artists with diverse musical backgrounds, the group delivers smooth, soulful performances rooted in collaboration and creativity. Experience Charlie Maples live at The Cardinal Music Hall on June 5 for an evening of dynamic, genre-crossing live music.

Austin Plaine brings emotionally rich folk-rock to The Cardinal Music Hall on May 14, blending vivid storytelling, nostalgia, and heartfelt songwriting.

Experience Christa Wells live at The Cardinal Music Hall on May 9. The Nashville-based singer-songwriter brings soulful, piano-driven music and deeply vulnerable lyrics, creating a night of connection, healing, and creative awakening. Doors open at 7:00 PM, show starts at 7:30 PM.

Join us at The Cardinal Music Hall on April 11 for an unforgettable evening with Patrick Leslie and special guest Ethan Grillo. Known for his emotionally resonant songs and commanding yet warm stage presence, Leslie creates performances that draw listeners in and linger long after the final note. This is a listening-room experience built for connection, storytelling, and great music.

Southern songwriter Tyler Nail blends Appalachian Americana, Piedmont guitar, and folklore-deep stories into raw, restless, unforgettable songs.