Birmingham, AL, August 1, 2025

News Summary

This summer, Birmingham, Alabama, will host a diverse range of concerts featuring popular and emerging artists. Venues across the city will welcome events like Teddy Swims at the Orion Amphitheater and local favorites at various festivals. The concert scene is thriving, promising enjoyment for music lovers with genres spanning R&B, country, and classical performances from the Alabama Symphony Orchestra. Festivals and community events will enhance the vibrant summer atmosphere in Birmingham.

Birmingham, Alabama: Concert Lineup This Summer

This summer, Alabama is buzzing with a vibrant array of concerts spanning across many cities, featuring both well-known and emerging artists. The concert scene is flourishing, with events scheduled at major amphitheaters, local venues, and community festivals.

Upcoming Concert Highlights

Teddy Swims, the R&B sensation, is set to captivate audiences at the Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville on August 18, while country music fans can catch Lee Bains in solo performances across Birmingham and Huntsville before he heads to Mobile. Following that, Jamey Johnson will grace Two Dimes in Tuscaloosa on August 21.

The Alabama Symphony Orchestra will also take part in the summer festivities with their “Symphony in the Summer” concert at Railroad Park during Memorial Day weekend, further diversifying the musical offerings. Local favorites like the Crooked Creek Band will perform at a live concert on Smith Lake, ensuring a mix of genres for every music lover.

Festivals and Community Events

Several city festivals will also host live music, including Alabaster CityFest, featuring country duo Maddie & Tae and Parmalee, alongside food vendors and family activities. Another local celebration, the Hueytown CityFest scheduled for June 14, will present the 80s tribute band The M-80s and the contemporary country band Restless Road.

Not to be missed, Ladies Night at Woodlawn Theatre will spotlight Kyndle Minter showcasing her original songs, while Americana artist LeAlan Carter will perform at Dobber’s Five Points Pub. Additionally, honky-tonk artist Cody Bartels will bring his tunes to Jubilee Joe’s, and the Trouble Notes will feature their contemporary folk sounds at Brock’s Gap Brewing in Hoover, enriching the live music experience.

Birmingham’s Growing Popularity

Birmingham stands out as a key location for live performances, with venues such as Iron City, Alabama Theatre, and Saturn offering intimate settings for concertgoers. Major artists scheduled to perform in Birmingham in 2025 include Darius Rucker, Tyler Rich, and Chris Young, among others.

In addition to the existing venues, the new Coca-Cola Amphitheater in Birmingham is expected to be a focal point for summer events, with a capacity of 9,300 and scheduled performances including that of the renowned Alabama Shakes.

Summer Enrichment

Concerts this summer are not just about the music; many events will also feature food options, including food trucks and local breweries, enhancing the experience for attendees. The diverse programming promises something for everyone, from classic rock to contemporary country, establishing Alabama’s concert scene as a dynamic component of the region’s summer entertainment landscape.

Conclusion

This summer is shaping up to be an exciting season for music lovers across Alabama, with a wide range of concerts and festivals featuring talented artists. As the concert landscape evolves, Birmingham continues to showcase its appeal to both local and national acts.

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Additional Resources

• The Bama Buzz: August Concerts in Alabama
• Bham Now: Free Concerts in Birmingham
• AL.com: Must-See Country Concerts in Birmingham
• Hville Blast: Spring/Summer Concerts in Birmingham
• CBS 42: Concerts Coming to Birmingham
• Wikipedia: Music of Alabama
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Music
• Google Search: Alabama concerts
• Google Scholar: Concert events Alabama
• Google News: Alabama concert schedule

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