Live music in Phenix City, AL

Paws Humane Society appears at the Midland Commons Concert Series with adoptable dogs who get time out of the shelter and a chance to meet new people. Attendees can enjoy live music and food while meeting pups who are hoping to find their future families.

Béla Fleck, a banjo trailblazer with 15 Grammy Awards across varied genres, returns to bluegrass with My Bluegrass Heart. Joined by an ensemble of standout players, he crafts a sound that salutes the tradition while pushing it into bold new territory. The performance blends high-energy interplay and collaboration with top-tier artistry, offering a vivid celebration of bluegrass and a showcase of exceptional musicianship.

The Loft transforms into a celebration of Southern sound, featuring blues, country, and Southern rock favorites built for big singalongs and best experienced live. Hosted by Jesse Shelby and Jason Ezzell, this weekly series brings heat and heart to the stage. Admission is free.

The Historic Linwood Foundation hosts an evening at Linwood Cemetery filled with food, drinks, live music, history and community. Under the theme Secretive Symbols in Plain Sight, the Ramble explores the meanings woven into Linwood’s monuments and memorials, from carved hands and flowers to obelisks and other intricate details, revealing the stories, beliefs and traditions expressed through cemetery symbolism. It is both a celebration of Linwood’s heritage and preservation and a gathering for those who support this special place. Admission includes a guided tour of the cemetery, dinner from Country’s Barbecue on Broadway, an open bar and live music. Proceeds benefit the Historic Linwood Foundation. Ticket prices are $65 for adult members, $75 for adult non-members, $15 for ages 7 to 18, and free for children 6 and under.