Live music in Hoover, AL

Vintage Market Days of Birmingham presents Cozy and Collected at The Finley Center, filling 100,000 square feet with an indoor marketplace of approximately 120 vendors. Explore vintage finds, vintage-inspired pieces, home decor, furniture, boutique apparel, handmade goods, jewelry, garden items, and tasty treats while enjoying food trucks and live music. Vendors travel from nearby and across the country, and shopping supports small businesses and local nonprofits. Visitor perks include complimentary bag check and purchase hold, free re-entry with a VMD selfie taken at a themed wall, free parking, free admission for children 12 and under, and free porter service with loading help for furniture and other large purchases. An early buying option gives first access to merchandise, and the first 100 presale early buying ticket holders to arrive receive a tote with goodies and Market Cash valued between $5 and $100, with live giveaways happening every 15 minutes. Full-price admission is available at the gate each day, and purchasing in advance offers savings over gate pricing. At-the-gate admission is $20 for the early buying event and $15 on the remaining days. Only two vendor spots remain. Interested vendors can text 814-388-9491, which is preferred, or email applyasavendor@gmail.com.

Hamilton (Touring) comes to The BJCC. All who enter must have a ticket, and the event is recommended for ages 10 and up.

At Westwood Baptist Church, Aspire presents a single-evening experience for women that blends humor, meaningful teaching, personal stories, and live music with three women sharing the stage. The program features author and speaker Melissa Spoelstra, comedian Dorie McLemore, and singer and worship leader Mia Koehne. A brief 15-minute panel with the presenters takes place before the main program. Tickets are available as General Admission for $30 and VIP Reserved for $40, with VIP providing reserved seating and a snack bag. Prices increase at the door and all tickets are non-refundable. Group discounts for parties of 10 or more can be arranged by calling 480-812-1100, and ticket transfers may be handled by calling 480-812-1100.

The New Pornographers bring a celebrated indie rock legacy shaped over more than two decades. Across nine studio albums, from the breakthrough Mass Romantic to the recent Continue as a Guest, the band has continually introduced fresh sounds while preserving the spark that set them apart. Their upcoming album, The Former Site Of, arrives on Merge Records, and the new single Votive is already out. Often mentioned alongside peers like Yo La Tengo and Superchunk, they are known for evolving without losing their core identity. Their most recent record drew acclaim from New York Magazine, which praised the group’s many intersecting talents and noted that the ninth album delivers another serving of their signature style.

At Boutwell Auditorium, an all white themed celebration honors the life, legacy, and enduring music of Frankie Beverly. This annual fundraiser brings the community together for music, unity, fellowship, and shared purpose while supporting meaningful community initiatives. The evening centers on love, legacy, and community as attendees pay tribute to a voice that has connected generations.

Broadway artists Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp take the stage at the Alys Stephens Center for a concert that honors 30 years of Rent and the 30th anniversary of UAB’s Alys Stephens Center. Known for first playing Roger and Mark, the duo shares strong vocals, natural chemistry, and backstage stories while presenting a set that combines songs from Rent with personal favorites and musical theater classics. The evening pays tribute to three decades of creativity, influence, and community. Broadway Karaoke is scheduled in the lobby before the performance.

Dobber's 5 Points Pub hosts an open mic with Zach Austin that welcomes musicians from any genre and at any stage of experience. Each performer can share up to three songs, and sign-ups take place before the music starts. The atmosphere encourages kindness, and tips for the bartender are appreciated. It is a friendly place to meet fellow artists, connect with potential bandmates and co-writers, and enjoy conversations with people who love making music.

Mumford & Sons teams up with PLUS1 to direct $1 from every ticket to Children in Conflict, a program within the War Child Alliance that works to protect, educate, and defend the rights of children affected by war. Ticket purchases are not tax deductible. Tickets will be available through a public onsale, with early access offered via Spotify, CCU, Live Nation, and Agora presales. VIP Packages are also offered, including their own presale options and a general release.

Bring your favorite songs and your friends for a lively karaoke night at Pink Lantern. Hosted by Green on the first, third, and occasional fifth Tuesday of each month, this recurring event invites everyone to take the mic and share a tune. Singing is free.