I’ll Be and I Could Not Ask for More are two of the most beloved love songs of the 90s, and Edwin McCain wrote them. A South Carolina singer-songwriter with a voice somewhere between warm gravel and a hymn, McCain has spent 30 years building a devoted following one honest song at a time. His live shows are intimate, unguarded, and deeply connected to his audience. This is music that gets under your skin and stays there.
Tag: Live Music
CeCe Teneal’s Divas of Soul at Oxford Performing Arts Center
From Aretha to Chaka Khan, Tina Turner to Whitney Houston, the Divas of Soul have ruled the charts and our hearts for half a century. Award-winning vocalist CeCe Teneal has performed in over 47 countries and opened for legends from Buddy Guy to B.B. King. She brings these icons to life in one spectacular show, from the disco era to Broadway to pop royalty. A celebration of the women who sang the world into feeling. Absolutely electrifying.
American Pop at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Three legendary acts, one incredible night. The Grass Roots scored 21 charting singles and sold over 20 million records with hits like Midnight Confessions and Let’s Live for Today. The Buckinghams brought Chicago pop to The Ed Sullivan Show and the White House. The Box Tops delivered Memphis-style blue-eyed soul that still sounds unlike anything else. Together they make American Pop a pure, joyful trip back to one of the greatest eras in pop music history.
Lift Every Voice: A Celebration of Black Gospel Music at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Featuring tenor Timothy Miller and a full choir, this uplifting concert celebrates the rich tradition and extraordinary range of Black gospel music, from beloved spirituals to the electrifying sound of contemporary gospel. Julio Barreto serves as musical director and arranger for an evening filled with soaring voices, powerful rhythms, and unmistakable joy.
The Del McCoury Band at Oxford Performing Arts Center
If you want to hear bluegrass at its most vital and pure, look no further than the Del McCoury Band. A three time Grammy winner with one of the most instantly recognizable tenor voices in American roots music, Del McCoury has played alongside Bill Monroe, Steve Earle, and Robert Plant alike. His band, anchored by his own sons, plays with a focused precision that makes traditional bluegrass feel urgent and alive every single night.
Journey From The Heart at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Two iconic rock catalogs, one incredible night. Journey from the Heart is Nashville’s premier tribute to both Journey and Heart, featuring Ryan Christopher, widely praised as the closest thing to Steve Perry on any stage today, alongside Shareen Ann, who delivers a note perfect portrayal of Ann Wilson. Don’t Stop Believin’. Barracuda. Open Arms. Crazy on You. This is a show that earns its own standing ovation.
Night Ranger at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Get ready for an unforgettable night of rock ‘n’ roll as Night Ranger takes the stage this February. Celebrating over four decades of hits like Sister Christian, (You Can Still) Rock in America, and Don’t Tell Me You Love Me, the band is set to deliver an electrifying performance that showcases their timeless sound and dynamic energy. Don’t miss your chance to see one of rock’s most enduring bands live in concert.
Gatlin Brothers at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Larry, Steve, and Rudy Gatlin have been harmonizing since childhood, and it shows. Their three-part vocal blend is one of the most natural and beautiful sounds in country music. All the Gold in California, Houston Means That’s What I Want, and I Just Wish You Were Someone I Love made them country royalty in the late 70s and 80s. The Gatlin Brothers are, in the most literal sense, a family, and every note they sing proves it.
The Band Perry at Oxford Performing Arts Center
The Band Perry is headed to OPAC with a bold new chapter and the songs that made them country favorites. Led by powerhouse vocalist Kimberly Perry, the Grammy-winning group delivers a dynamic mix of heartfelt storytelling and high-energy musicianship. Sing along to hits including the Diamond-certified If I Die Young, Better Dig Two, Done, and more.
You’ve Still Got a Friend at Oxford Performing Arts Center
So Far Away. Fire and Rain. Sweet Baby James. I Feel the Earth Move. The music of Carole King and James Taylor defined a generation’s emotional life, and their friendship spanning more than 50 years produced some of the most beloved songs in American history. This inspired concert production weaves their iconic catalog with the story of that extraordinary bond, creating an evening of nostalgia, warmth, and genuinely timeless songwriting.