Music fans in Hampton Roads have a strong week of live entertainment ahead, with ZZ TOP, Bobby BlackHat, and The Spinners all performing at the Ferguson Center for the Arts in Newport News between September 16 and September 19.

ZZ TOP kicks things off on September 16 at 7:30 PM in the Diamonstein Concert Hall. The legendary Texas rock band has spent more than 50 years building its signature mix of blues, boogie, and hard-driving rock. Known for classics, iconic style, and one of the most recognizable sounds in rock history, ZZ TOP remains a major live draw. Jive Mother Mary will appear as the special guest. Tickets start at $65, with VIP packages also available.

On September 18, the focus shifts to Virginia blues with the Bobby BlackHat Music Series in Peebles Theatre. The show begins at 8:00 PM, with doors opening at 7:00 PM and pre-show lobby entertainment from Julia Adams.

Known as Virginia’s “Blues Ambassador,” Bobby BlackHat will be joined by several special guests, including reggae group United Souls, vocalist Michelle Hayes, and the “Blues Harp Attack!” lineup featuring Andrew Alli, Kurt Crandall, Tom Dikon, and MaryAnn Toboz. The combination of blues, reggae, vocals, and harmonica performances should make this one of the most varied shows of the week. Tickets are $25.

The Spinners close out the run on September 19 at 8:00 PM in the Diamonstein Concert Hall. One of the most recognizable groups in R&B and soul, The Spinners are known for timeless hits including “I’ll Be Around,” “Could It Be I’m Falling in Love,” and “The Rubberband Man.”

Their smooth harmonies and classic sound have helped the group remain a favorite across generations, and the Newport News performance gives local fans another chance to hear those songs live. Tickets start at $43.50.

With classic rock, Virginia blues, reggae, and legendary soul packed into four days, the Ferguson Center is giving Hampton Roads music fans plenty of reasons to head to Newport News this September.

Known as Virginia’s “Blues Ambassador,” Bobby BlackHat will be joined by several special guests, including reggae group United Souls, vocalist Michelle Hayes, and the “Blues Harp Attack!” lineup featuring Andrew Alli, Kurt Crandall, Tom Dikon, and MaryAnn Toboz. The combination of blues, reggae, vocals, and harmonica performances should make this one of the most varied shows of the week. Tickets are $25.