Downtown Grapevine will have live music every Friday and Saturday night for eight straight weeks this fall, with the Grapevine Main LIVE! concert series returning to Peace Plaza on Friday, Sept. 4.

The free outdoor series runs through Oct. 31, with shows from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. featuring tribute bands and local artists. The lineup includes acts covering Boston, Garth Brooks, Phil Collins, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert and more, according to the Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau.

All 16 shows are free.

The series opens Friday, Sept. 4, with Dallas Boston Xperience (a Boston tribute) and continues Saturday, Sept. 5, with Turnpike Tributedours (Turnpike Troubadours tribute). Other highlights include Shameless, a Garth Brooks tribute, on Sept. 12; Matchbook 20 on Sept. 25; and a Halloween-night closer on Oct. 31 with Like Combs, a Luke Combs tribute, where costumes are encouraged.

The GrapeFest weekend of Sept. 18–19 falls within the series window but is a separate ticketed event.

Dinner and a show

Concerts are staged on Peace Plaza directly outside Harvest Hall, the food hall at Grapevine Main Station, 815 S. Main St. The hall houses eight chef-driven kitchens, including Latin street food at Arepa TX, Nashville-style hot chicken at Firebawks, scratch-made Italian at Pizza by Luigi and Texas BBQ at Brisket Rules. Craft cocktails are available at the Main Bar and Third Rail, both open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.

Harvest Hall is adjacent to the TEXRail commuter rail station connecting DFW Airport and Fort Worth, and connected to Hotel Vin, a 120-room boutique hotel.

Getting there

Parking is available throughout Historic Main Street and in the Hotel Vin parking garage. Harvest Hall offers 90 minutes of complimentary covered parking in the Grapevine Main Garage at 255 E. Dallas Rd., then $1 per hour after that. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs.

The series expanded to include both Friday and Saturday performances in spring 2026, up from Fridays only in prior years. The spring run covered May and June; the fall edition extends the downtown entertainment calendar from Labor Day weekend through Halloween, giving Historic Main Street restaurants a recurring weekend draw well beyond GrapeFest's four-day run.

The full lineup is posted at GrapevineTexasUSA.com.