April is shaping up to be an unforgettable month for live music across the East Coast and beyond. From rock legends to genre-pushing newcomers, here are the shows RockView Live thinks are absolutely worth your time—whether you’re looking to mosh, vibe, dance, or be blown away by raw vocal power.
April 2
- Disturbed – Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, PA)
A high-octane, hard rock mainstay. Expect a powerful set loaded with crowd favorites and gritty energy. - Neon Trees – Buckhead Theatre (Atlanta, GA)
Feel-good alt-pop with nostalgic 2010s hits and infectious new material. A guaranteed dance party.
April 3
- Poppy – The Fillmore (Philadelphia, PA)
A shapeshifter of sound—metal meets pop, experimental, and theatrical visuals in one can’t-miss package.
April 5
- Melissa Etheridge – American Music Theatre (Lancaster, PA)
A soulful, intimate evening with one of rock’s most powerful voices. - Peter Frampton – Hard Rock Hotel & Casino (Atlantic City, NJ)
A living legend. Don’t miss the chance to see Frampton bring the classics to life. - John Splithoff – The Loft (Atlanta, GA)
Smooth vocals, R&B-pop grooves, and an incredibly tight live band. A hidden gem. - Jutes – The Masquerade (Atlanta, GA)
Alt-pop with raw emotional punch and infectious hooks. One of the most exciting new voices in the scene.
April 10
- Nightly – Georgia Theatre (Athens, GA)
Slick synth-pop for the heartbreakers. A polished and passionate live set. - Chanté Moore – Keswick Theatre (Glenside, PA)
R&B royalty with a voice that’s just as flawless live as it is on record.
April 11
- The Isley Brothers – XCite Center (Bensalem, PA)
A soul and funk masterclass. These legends still bring the groove and then some.
April 13
- Tank and the Bangas – World Cafe Live (Philadelphia, PA)
Vibrant, poetic, and bursting with creativity. A show that defies genre and expectations.
April 14
- Spiritbox – The Fillmore (Philadelphia, PA)
One of the most buzzed-about bands in modern metal. Crushing riffs meet soaring vocals.
April 17
- Mary J. Blige – Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, PA)
The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul returns for a show packed with emotion, hits, and iconic energy. - Nick Cave & St. Vincent – Barclays Center (Brooklyn, NY)
Two mesmerizing forces in one night. Brooding beauty meets avant-garde brilliance. - Marc Scibilia – Buckhead Theatre (Atlanta, GA)
Thoughtful songwriting, feel-good melodies, and a vibe perfect for spring.
April 19
- L.S. Dunes – Warsaw (Brooklyn, NY)
A post-hardcore supergroup that brings passion and edge to every set.
April 24
- Live – Parx Casino (Bensalem, PA)
Alt-rock nostalgia and powerful songwriting from the band behind “Lightning Crashes.”
April 25
- Machine Head & In Flames – Santander Arena (Reading, PA)
A double bill of pure metal fury. Expect walls of sound and serious headbanging. - Saint Motel – The Eastern (Atlanta, GA)
A polished indie-pop spectacle. Slick visuals, hooks for days, and endless charm. - Zac Brown Band – Hard Rock (Atlantic City, NJ)
Country jams, crossover hits, and summer energy in full swing. - Cash Money Millionaires – Liacouras Center (Philadelphia, PA)
A hip-hop throwback celebration stacked with legends.
April 26
- Zac Brown Band (Night 2) – Hard Rock (Atlantic City, NJ)
Encore night—because one show just isn’t enough. - Darren Kiely – Terminal West (Atlanta, GA)
Irish folk-pop that feels both fresh and timeless. Don’t sleep on this rising star.
April 28
- Julien Baker – Georgia Theatre (Athens, GA)
Intimate, haunting, and emotionally raw. One of the most important songwriters of this generation.
April 30
- Bullet for My Valentine – The Fillmore (Philadelphia, PA)
Metalcore icons return with a vengeance. Expect a heavy, high-energy close to the month.
🎟️ Whether you’re catching a legendary band or discovering a new favorite, April is packed with unforgettable moments.
📸 And don’t worry—RVL will be covering several of these shows, so stay tuned for galleries, reviews, and exclusive content.