Live Entertainment in Charlotte

Amos' Southend presents touring rock, metal, and hip-hop acts in a mid-size club, one of Charlotte's longest-running independent music venues.

Bank of America Stadium is home to the Carolina Panthers — a 74,867-capacity Charlotte stadium where the Panthers's passionate fanbase from across the Carolinas creates one of the NFL's most regionally representative game-day atmospheres. The stadium's extraordinary location in the heart of Charlotte's rapidly expanding skyline creates a game-day experience that reflects Charlotte's remarkable transformation from a modest textile and banking center to one of the South's most dynamic major cities.

Blumenthal Performing Arts Center in uptown Charlotte presents touring Broadway productions, concerts, and comedy across multiple theaters including Belk Theater and Knight Theater.

PNC Music Pavilion in Charlotte is a 20,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater near the Carolina state line — one of the Southeast's busiest summer concert venues. The venue serves the Charlotte market alongside visitors from Harrah's Cherokee casino corridor to the west and the growing Virginia casino market to the north, making it a significant live entertainment destination in the Carolinas gaming corridor.

The Carolina Panthers' facilities and practice operations in Rock Hill, South Carolina represent the NFL's presence in the Charlotte-Rock Hill metro area. The Panthers' South Carolina fanbase — which extends throughout both Carolinas — accesses NFL entertainment through the team's connection to the broader Charlotte market.

Charlotte Comedy Zone presents national touring stand-up comedians serving the greater Charlotte metro market.

Comedy Zone's Ballantyne location presents national touring stand-up comedians serving south Charlotte's suburban market.

Fillmore Charlotte is the Queen City's premier mid-size concert venue — a 2,500-capacity hall bearing the legendary Fillmore brand in one of the South's fastest-growing major cities. Charlotte's explosive population growth, driven by banking industry expansion and technology migration, has created an enormous demand for quality mid-size concert entertainment that the Fillmore Charlotte serves alongside Spectrum Center and PNC Music Pavilion for different scales of the market.

Middle C Jazz Club in uptown Charlotte presents touring and local jazz artists in a dedicated supper-club setting near the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center.

Neighborhood Theatre in NoDa is a restored historic theater presenting touring indie and rock acts, anchoring Charlotte's arts-district music scene.

PNC Music Pavilion in northeast Charlotte is a 19,500-capacity outdoor amphitheater presenting major touring concerts, the largest summer concert venue in the Charlotte metro area.

Spectrum Center is a 19,077-seat arena in Uptown Charlotte — home to the NBA Hornets and the primary concert venue for the Carolinas. Charlotte's central location in the Eastern gaming corridor serves visitors from the growing Virginia casino market to the north and Harrah's Cherokee to the west, making the arena a hub for the broader regional entertainment and gaming audience.

Spectrum Center is home to the Charlotte Hornets — the NBA franchise that has returned the original Hornets' tradition to Charlotte. The Hornets' remarkable history (Michael Jordan owns the team) and Spectrum Center's consistent programming of major concerts and events create a sports and entertainment venue of genuine North Carolina NBA significance.

Spectrum Center in uptown Charlotte is home to the Charlotte Hornets, presenting major touring concerts in an 19,000-seat arena at the heart of the city's entertainment district.

The Fillmore Charlotte in the NoDa-adjacent Music Factory complex presents touring indie, rock, and hip-hop acts in a 2,000-capacity venue, part of the historic Fillmore brand.