There’s something special about summer evenings in Davie County. As the sun starts to set, lawn chairs unfold, music fills the air, and neighbors gather for nights that feel both lively and laid-back at the same time.
From big-name acts at the park to hometown favorites in downtown Mocksville—and live music at local restaurants—this summer is shaping up to be one to remember.
Big Nights at Davie County Community Park
If you’re looking for high-energy concerts in a family-friendly setting, the Concerts in the Park series at Davie County Community Park is the place to be. Held at the outdoor amphitheater, these concerts take place on Saturday evenings at 7:00 p.m. and bring a mix of national artists and crowd favorites right here to Davie County.
June 6 – Clay Walker with Carolina Clay
Country music fans won’t want to miss this one. Country music star, Clay Walker has been a staple of the genre since the early 1990s, earning multiple platinum albums and six No. 1 hits including “What’s It to You” and “Live Until I Die.” His traditional country sound and decades of success make this a must-see kickoff to the series.
Expect a night full of classic country favorites, along with a great opening performance from Carolina Clay. Mocksville native Heather Foster’s music is the soundtrack of a life steeped in both struggle and triumph. Under the stage name Carolina Clay, she has woven a rich tapestry of sound that blends the raw storytelling of country, the heartache of Americana, and the soul of Southern rock.
July 4 – Chris Taylor & The Rumor + The Resistance
Celebrate Independence Day with live music that brings the energy. Chris Taylor & The Rumor delivers all your favorite rock, pop and soul hits from yesterday to today.
Enjoying music from the 70s, 80s, 90s, to NOW while The Resistance adds a mix of 80’s and 90’s hard rock and power ballads that keep the crowd engaged all night long. It’s a perfect way to spend the Fourth with family and friends.
August 1 – Paul Wall + Quad City DJ’s
This one brings something a little different—and a lot of fun. From Southern hip-hop with Paul Wall to throwback dance hits from Quad City DJ’s, this night is all about energy, movement, and a packed amphitheater. It’s a great opportunity to experience a different side of the local music scene.
VIP Concert Package
Davie County Recreation and Parks is offering a new VIP concert package for this year’s concerts. The package includes premium parking, a VIP seating area, priority beverage access, and a quick exit after the show. The cost is $50 per vehicle (up to 8 guests), and pre-registration is required. Find the details at https://www.daviecountync.gov/1091/concerts-in-the-park.
Downtown Mocksville Comes Alive
In the heart of downtown Mocksville, Concerts on the Square offers a more relaxed, small-town feel that’s perfect for a summer evening stroll.
The Band Tess – June 20 | 7–10 p.m.
A true local favorite, The Band Tess brings a little bit of everything—Blues, Beach, Country, Funk, and Rock. Their setlist is packed with songs you know and love, from artists like Sheryl Crow, Stevie Wonder, and Jimmy Buffett.
Bring a chair, find your spot, and enjoy a night of music surrounded by the charm of downtown Mocksville.
Moxie – August 15 | 7–10 p.m.
If you’re in the mood to dance, this is your night. Moxie brings high-energy dance music, R&B, and funk from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s—perfect for getting people on their feet and keeping the good times going.
While you’re there, take time to explore downtown and grab a bite from local favorites like Restaurant 101, Scoops on Main, The Factory Coffeehouse, or The Station on Main.
Don’t Forget the Weekend Music Scene
Beyond the big events, live music is happening all across Davie County every weekend.
Local restaurants and venues regularly feature musicians who create the perfect backdrop for a night out. Whether it’s an acoustic set on a patio or a lively band indoors, there’s always something to enjoy.
Spots like Tanglewood Pizza Company in Bermuda Run, The Station and O’Callahans in Mocksville, and other area favorites regularly host live performances, creating the perfect setting for a laid-back evening.
A Season Worth Showing Up For
What makes Davie County special isn’t just the music—it’s the people you experience it with.
It’s families spreading out blankets at the park, friends catching up between songs, and visitors discovering just how much this community has to offer.
So whether you’re planning ahead or just looking for something to do on a Saturday night, you’ll find it here. All you have to do is show up—and enjoy the music.