Upcoming Tim McGraw & Carly Pearce Events & Tickets at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, NC

Event Details

• Event Name: Tim McGraw & Carly Pearce
• Dates: Multiple
• Times: Multiple
• Venue: Spectrum Center
• City: Charlotte, NC

About the Event

This summer, gear up for an unforgettable night with Tim McGraw and Carly Pearce as they bring their country hits to stages across the U.S. and Canada. The "Standing Room Only" tour blends Tim's timeless classics and Carly's fresh chart-toppers, creating a killer show for all to enjoy. It’s a country music celebration that bridges generations with every tune!

Fans can expect to hear McGraw's timeless tracks like “Live Like You Were Dying” and “Humble and Kind,” alongside Pearce’s breakout hits such as “Every Little Thing” and “I Hope You’re Happy Now.” This blend of old and new is a perfect symphony of what makes country music so enduring and beloved. This summer’s tour is not just a concert series but a celebration of country music's rich narrative and emotional depth, delivered by two of its most passionate storytellers.

As one of country music's most enduring figures, McGraw brings over thirty years of hits to the stage, showcasing classics that have shaped the genre. Whether you're there for the soul-stirring ballads or the lively anthems, you’ll get a beautiful mix of heart and country charm. Don't miss your chance to be part of this country spectacular: secure your tickets now!

Venue Highlights

• About the Venue: Opened in 2005, the modern Spectrum Center arena is not only the home of the NBA's Charlotte Hornets but one of the biggest concert venues in the Southeast. With its accessible location and state-of-the-art facilities, the Spectrum Center consistently draws crowds eager to experience the best in live entertainment.
• Seating: At the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, the most frequent concert seating configuration features an end-stage setup near sections 108, 109, and 110. This arrangement often varies to include General Admission areas, fan pits, and secondary stages to enhance the concert experience.

Floor sections, designated as Floor 1 through Floor 4, provide some of the most intimate views of the performance, directly in front of the stage. These sections are subject to changes depending on the artist. For those preferring a slightly elevated perspective without sacrificing proximity, side stage seats in sections 106, 107, and 112 offer excellent visibility with the comfort of actual stadium seating.

Directly opposite the stage, seats in sections 101, 117, 201, and 202 provide head-on views, allowing for a comfortable and comprehensive visual experience. Even from the upper levels, all seats boast unobstructed sightlines, although they are at a greater distance from the stage, impacting the level of detail visible.

• Prohibited Items: A prohibited items list for a concert venue outlines what attendees cannot bring to an event, ensuring safety and compliance. The Spectrum Center’s prohibited items list includes, but is not limited to: 
• Large banners and flags on poles
• Whistles and air horns 
• Laser pointers and optical illusion items like pinwheel
• Weapons
• Tobacco products
• iPads or tablets
• Aerosol cans
• Fireworks
• Frisbees
• Mace
• Poles, selfie-sticks, strollers, tripods, umbrellas, beach balls, bats, or skateboards
• Illegal substances

There's a no-bag policy in the arena, although exceptions will be made for bags under 10" x 10" x 4.

What makes Spectrum Center special? : Its impeccable acoustics and innovative design sets the Spectrum Center apart for concert-goers. The venue boasts a high-definition video system and a cutting-edge sound system that envelops the audience in crisp, clear sound from every seat in the house. While upper-level seating can be too steep for visitors with a fear of heights, the acoustics are well-regarded by reviewers, and its staff is also famously helpful.

Additional information: The Spectrum Center has embraced a fully cashless system at all its concession stands. For guests carrying cash, reverse ATMs are available throughout the arena, allowing cash to be converted into a card for use within the facility. In partnership with Levy, a leader in the food service industry, the Spectrum Center has revolutionized its dining options, offering an array of diverse menus that cater to various tastes, including specialized arena restaurants and lounges. Visitors to the Spectrum Center can enjoy a variety of food choices, including Domino’s Pizza available in sections 108 and 2031, the Bud Light Cart in sections 117 and 2201 for quick beer access, and Bojangles’ famous chicken sandwiches in section 1141. These offerings ensure that all guests can access quick, delicious food options during their visit.

What to Expect at the Event

Carly Pearce opens the night with her compelling "that boy done me wrong" songs, charming the crowd with favorites like "Every Little Thing" and "Next Girl." She might even pay homage to Tim McGraw’s legendary wife — Pearce has been known to cover Faith Hill’s "Let’s Go to Vegas" on recent tour dates! A win for all, as the growing country star can showcase her Grammy Award-winning vocals while also connecting with the audience’s nostalgia.

McGraw takes the stage a bit later, around 9:00 p.m., and, for over 90 minutes, delivers a powerhouse performance that spans his illustrious 30-year career. Tour-goers have reported that he barely sings a couple of songs from his latest album, “Standing Room Only,” as most of his set is focused on crowd-pleasing classics. Take out your smartphone and snap a picture to remember this concert!

While he jokes that he’s the worst singer in his family and a man of few words, McGraw usually engages with the front row of concertgoers: fans can expect to be high-fived and fist-bumped! The show may include a few more surprises, including a video montage of superstar Taylor Swift singing along with McGraw to their 2013 hit "Highway Don't Care." 

Transportation & Parking

• Public Transportation: Spectrum Center is adjacent to Charlotte’s main bus terminal, enhancing accessibility for visitors. Additionally, the venue is served by stops for both the Charlotte and Gold Rush street trolleys, making it effortlessly reachable from various points in the city. You can also find the ADA drop-off location on 5th Street, in front of the entrance.
• Parking: Spectrum Center is surrounded by nearly 30,000 off-street parking spaces, all within a 15-minute walk. Guests can conveniently reserve a spot in advance through the ParkMobile service at spectrumcenter.parkmobile.io. The service offers tailored parking options at seven different lots around the venue, including provisions for tailgating and oversized vehicles. Nearby parking starts at $10.

What to do in Charlotte, NC

While you're in Charlotte, NC for the concert, make sure to experience some of the attractions the city has to offer. Here are three must-visit spots:

• NASCAR Hall of Fame: A paradise for motorsports enthusiasts, this interactive shrine to NASCAR features an array of exhibits, legendary artifacts, and an exhilarating racing simulator.
• Discovery Place Science: Engage with science in a fun and interactive way at this museum, ideal for families, which offers hands-on exhibits, an IMAX theater, and dynamic educational programs.
• The Mint Museum: Explore an impressive collection of art and design spanning from ancient to contemporary times, providing an enriching and inspiring visit for art aficionados.

Don't let this opportunity slip away! Experience the incredible performances of Tim McGraw and Carly Pearce live in concert. Buy your tickets today at Event Tickets Center and secure your place in the audience. Hurry—these tickets are in high demand and are selling out fast!