It’s almost outdoor concert season in Greenville, SC

Piedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive and Greenville Heritage Main Street Fridays kick off in downtown Greenville’s NOMA Square.

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Get ready to jam. | Photo provided by TOWN Carolina

Spring is on the way, and with it, outdoor concerts in downtown GVL.

Lineups are live for Piedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive and Greenville Heritage Main Street Friday.

New to GVL? Here’s the gist:

From March to August and September, these two outdoor concert series take over downtown’s NOMA Square every Thursday and Friday night.

The evening features a local or regional musician, a food truck, and beers on tap. The series are free to attend.

Here are some acts we’re looking forward to most:

Concert lineup

Your plans for the next 25 Thursdays | Image via @gvilleevents

Piedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive | Thursdays, March 16-Aug. 31, 5:30-8:30 p.m.

Concert lineup

Fridays just got even better. | Image via @gvileevents

Greenville Heritage Main Street Fridays | Fridays, March 17-September 29, 5:30-9:30 p.m.

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