Birmingham, September 6, 2025
News Summary
Birmingham is set for a vibrant September with over 50 local music shows scheduled, featuring diverse genres such as hardcore, folk, and country. Events include performances from the Crooked Creek Band and the Alabaster CityFest. The local community is encouraged to engage with the festivities and support artists as Birmingham’s music scene continues to thrive.
Birmingham is set to host an exciting array of live music events this September, with over 50 local shows scheduled throughout the month. As the weather cools down, the atmosphere is becoming ideal for enjoying live performances from various genres such as hardcore, folk, and country.
Local artists are gaining significant recognition and making impactful contributions to Birmingham’s vibrant cultural scene. The community is encouraged to engage in the festivities by tagging @bhamnow on social media when attending shows. Those looking to suggest additional performances can reach out via email.
This summer, Birmingham embraced a lively music scene, featuring numerous free concerts across the region. A notable event was the Alabama Symphony Orchestra’s performance at Railroad Park over the Memorial Day weekend, drawing crowds with its classic sound. Additionally, various festivals showcased diverse talent, with excitement for what’s ahead continuing to build.
Highlighted Events in September
Among the scheduled performances for September is the Crooked Creek Band, a 90s style country band set to perform at Smith Lake. The Alabaster CityFest will feature popular country artists such as Maddie & Tae and Parmalee, alongside various vendors and fun family activities. Meanwhile, the Hueytown CityFest will entertain attendees with an 80s tribute band, The M-80s, as well as the country band Restless Road.
Additional performances include Kyndle Minter, who will share original songs inspired by folk, Americana, and bluegrass at Ladies Night at Woodlawn Theatre. Patrons can also catch LeAlan Carter, known for his blend of Americana, country, blues, and soul, at Dobber’s Five Points Pub.
Future Plans for Birmingham Venues
The music landscape is also undergoing changes with the enhancement of local venues. The newly rebranded Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater in Tuscaloosa will officially kick off its musical season in 2025, with significant upgrades already in place including superior video displays and cashless payment systems. This upgrade aligns with a collaboration with Mercedes-Benz, adding to the venue’s capabilities.
In addition, the Coca-Cola Amphitheater, set to open in 2025 to replace the previous Oak Mountain Amphitheater, will accommodate approximately 9,300 attendees and feature a myriad of artists during its inaugural season. Such initiatives underline the growing commitment to live music experiences in Birmingham and surrounding areas.
Community Engagement
Public participation at local music shows is vital as it supports local artists and enriches Birmingham’s cultural scene. As the September music events unfold, locals are reminded of the joy and connection that live music fosters within the community.
Summary of Key Events and Changes
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
| Crooked Creek Band | 90s style country band performing at Smith Lake. |
| Alabaster CityFest | Featuring Maddie & Tae, Parmalee, along with vendor activities. |
| Hueytown CityFest | 80s tribute band, The M-80s, and country band Restless Road. |
| Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater | Rebranded venue set to open its season in 2025 with multiple upgrades. |
| Coca-Cola Amphitheater | New venue replacing Oak Mountain Amphitheater opening in 2025. |
FAQs
What types of music genres can be expected at Birmingham’s September shows?
Birmingham’s September shows will feature a variety of music genres including hardcore, folk, and country.
How many local shows are scheduled in Birmingham for September?
There are over 50 local music shows scheduled in Birmingham for September.
What should attendees do when they attend local shows?
Attendees are encouraged to tag @bhamnow on social media while sharing their experiences at the shows.
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Additional Resources
- Bham Now: 13 Free Concerts in Birmingham
- CBS 42: Concerts Coming to Birmingham Area in June
- Tuscaloosa News: Find the Best Live Music This Summer
- Bham Now: 62 Local Shows Bringing Summer Vibes
- CBS 42: Concerts Coming to Birmingham Area in May
- Wikipedia: Birmingham
- Google Search: Birmingham events
- Google Scholar: Birmingham music events
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Birmingham
- Google News: Birmingham concerts
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