Live music in Jefferson County, AL

Silent Theory leads the lineup, joined by Discrepancies and Sick Century. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter Anne Wilson brings the third leg of The STARS Tour to The BJCC in Birmingham, delivering a set that mixes new songs from her album STARS with fan favorites like God Story, Strong, Hey Girl, and her multi-week number one hit My Jesus. With support from Aodhan King and Peter Burton, the concert focuses on uplifting music, worship, and a preview of what she has in store next.

The Stars Tour featuring Anne Wilson with Peter Burton brings an inspiring night of music to BJCC Concert Hall in Birmingham, AL. The GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter shares new tracks from her album STARS alongside favorites such as God Story, Strong, Hey Girl, and her multi-week No. 1 My Jesus. Live support from Aodhan King and Peter Burton rounds out an evening that blends powerful performances, worship, and a glimpse of what is ahead. Tickets are on sale. A VIP entry and pre-show experience are planned before general doors, and the schedule is subject to change. For security and support, third party ticket resale is not permitted for TPR event pages. The official ticketing outlet is recommended, since purchases made through third parties are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Presented by Workplay and Steve Hall Productions, Nevertel takes the stage with Rivals and Ocean Sleeper for a night of high-energy, modern rock. The trio features vocalist Jeremy Michael, Raul Lopez on rap, guitar, and production, and guitarist Alec Davis. Their sound blends hip hop, nu metal, and alternative rock, weaving together big melodic hooks, rhythm-driven verses, and electronic-leaning breakdowns. Influences include Linkin Park and Bring Me The Horizon, and the band’s origins trace back to a close-knit friendship that rekindled after a 2014 Linkin Park show, with music and gaming helping them stay connected while building the project. Nevertel has released two albums, two EPs, and numerous singles, earning more than 60 million streams worldwide and a large online following. Highlights include a performance at Welcome To Rockville, radio support from SiriusXM, and placements on major Spotify playlists such as All New Metal, Kickass Metal, and Hard Rock. The group’s mission centers on creating music that motivates listeners to pursue positive change. All ages are welcome.

Lyric Fine Arts Theatre hosts a live celebration of The Rick Burgess Show, transforming the program into an interactive, high-energy stage experience filled with moments you will not hear on the radio. Expect stand-up comedy, audience participation, contests with prizes, and an unfiltered Q&A, with surprises throughout. The music takes center stage with Mr. Lucky, the Alabama band Rick formed with longtime friends in the 1990s that helped shape the show’s sound and became a fan favorite as the ultimate garage band. This appearance marks the group’s first time back on stage since 2003, a rare treat for longtime listeners. Ticket options noted include a public onsale, a 20 percent discount, and a buy one, get one promotion.

Celebrate the music and legacy of Bob Weir, the Grateful Dead’s legendary rhythm guitarist and co-founder, in an electrifying tribute concert that shines a light on his inventive, jazz-tinged counterpoint while embracing the band’s expansive, cosmic sound. For six decades he served as a steady anchor, and this performance honors that role as well as the broader musical tapestry that defined the group. In addition to songs closely tied to Weir, the set pays homage to the artistry of Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Pigpen, Brent Mydland, and others who helped shape this enduring catalog. Voices come together in appreciation of their collective contributions, celebrating music that refuses to fade away.

The Tape Cassettes share the stage with Millennial Jones at The Nick in Birmingham. The venue operates as a private club, so a membership card is required for entry along with a valid ID, and guests must be 21 and up. Membership costs $7 per year.

Parker Barrow performs live at a show open to all ages in Birmingham, Alabama. Their sound channels the energy of classic rock with echoes of Lynyrd Skynyrd and Led Zeppelin, layered with blues influences and a hint of gospel soul. A review from Raised by Cassette characterized the music as moving and almost spiritual. Their song Make It also has an official music video.

Neal Francis appears with music from Return To Zero, a new album born from a feverish creative stretch on the road. The Chicago singer, songwriter and pianist welds timeless rock grit to a seventies dance pulse, favoring live instrumentation, tape-driven warmth and richly layered arrangements that trade glossy disco for a moodier, hypnotic feel. Recorded with producer Sergio Rios and his touring band, the collection highlights piano-forward hooks, thick guitar lines, symphonic strings and deep-pocket rhythms. It also reflects wide-ranging partnerships and influences, including work with Dom Frigo on string transcriptions and contributions from Say She She, Michael Shuman, Elliot Bergman, Eric Krasno, Chris Gelbuda and Blake Rhein. Building on earlier releases like Changes, In Plain Sight, Sentimental Garbage and the double live Francis Comes Alive, Francis brings a track record of sold-out headlines, major festival appearances and tours alongside Wilco, Black Pumas and My Morning Jacket.

Mark Bob Weir's birthday with Grateful Dead music performed by Dead For Love. Admission is a $15 cover.

Celebrate the season at a community fall fest filled with autumn flair and local shopping. Browse unique handmade pieces from area artisans, support nearby small businesses, and shop popular direct sales brands, all with free admission. Enjoy on-site dining from resident eateries such as Soto’s Mexican Cuisine and Southgate BBQ. The venue is known for its striking red barn-style building topped with white cupolas. A limited number of vendor spaces remain, and prospective vendors can inquire by texting 213-218-5017 or emailing vfapply@gmail.com.

This quinceañera celebration features food, music, and fun for every age group.

Black Violin brings an electrifying concert to the Alys Stephens Center, reshaping classical music through a fresh blend of violin mastery with hip hop, R&B, and pop. Kev Marcus and Wil Baptiste lead a high-energy program filled with catchy rhythms, sweeping melodies, and a message centered on creativity and inclusion. The result is a boundary-pushing experience that connects with listeners of all ages.

The Nick operates as a private club, so bring a membership card and a valid ID to get in. Membership is $7 per year, and entry is limited to guests 21 and older.

An open, no ego music jam led by Walter and friends welcomes musicians of every experience level at Cha House Bham in Birmingham, AL. Participants can bring an instrument or borrow one on site and make music together in a relaxed, creative setting that encourages in-the-moment expression. Guests can listen while enjoying tea or step in to play. The gathering is free to attend, with tips appreciated, and tea is available for purchase. At this event, the first ten jam participants who purchase a tea from Cha House will receive a ticket to Shadowgrass at Iron City.

Dobber’s 5 Points Pub hosts an open mic led by Zach Austin, welcoming performers of any genre and experience level. Each participant can perform up to three songs. A friendly atmosphere is encouraged, and tips for the bartender are appreciated. It is a chance to connect with other music lovers, meet potential bandmates and co-writers, and enjoy good conversation with a supportive community.

$uicideboy$ bring the Grey Day Tour 2026 to Coca-Cola Amphitheater in Birmingham, joined by Destroy Lonely and more. This stop supports mental health through a partnership with PLUS1, with $1 per ticket contributed by Live Nation to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to help those who need support most.

Garrison Starr teams up with Kristy Lee for an intimate evening of songs and stories. Starr, a singer, songwriter, and Grammy-nominated producer, arrives with a forthcoming full-length, Garrison Starr and The Gospel Truth, a collection she describes as swampy, gospel-rooted hymns that continue the healing arc begun on Girl I Used To Be toward self-acceptance and forgiveness. Her work has drawn praise for a commanding voice and emotionally rich, melodic writing, with song placements on series such as Monarch, Bull, and Walker: Independence. She has collaborated in the studio and on the road with Steve Earle, Jason Isbell, Emmylou Harris, Bruce Cockburn, Patty Griffin, Mindy Smith, Glen Phillips, and Indigo Girls, earning respect from peers for the honesty at the heart of her music. Kristy Lee brings a calm-to-volcanic dynamic, shifting from a hush to full-throttle power. Raised on Gulf Coast grit and gospel influences, she leans into connection and intensity, turning festival stages and listening rooms alike into deeply felt experiences. The performance centers on raw, soulful delivery and songs that aim straight for the truth. This is a seated performance, and capacity is limited.

Pink Lantern hosts a welcoming karaoke night where friends can take turns at the mic. Green runs the show on the first and third Tuesday of each month, with additional nights when there is a fifth Tuesday. There is no fee to sing.