Live music in Prattville, AL

Bike & Steak Night at American Legion Auxiliary Unit 122 features a steak dinner with baked potato, roll, and salad for $25, with the option to add six shrimp for an additional $5. The event also includes a 50/50 raffle and entertainment by Will Langford. Pre-orders can be placed by calling 334-361-0076.

Enjoy a two-hour evening on the water with a plated dinner prepared by a local chef, live entertainment, and a bar stocked with quality beverages available for purchase. It is a relaxed way to start the weekend with family or friends. Choose a dinner ticket with reserved indoor seating on the first or second deck, or opt for a ride-only patio ticket. Patio seating is outdoors, and the third deck offers general admission seating on a first come, first served basis. Patio tickets do not include a meal, though the Wheel House Grille and a cash bar are open for purchases. The dinner menu changes by season. From March to May, select fried catfish fillet or beef tenderloin, served with a garden salad, twice-baked potato casserole, corn on the cob, a roll, and cheesecake, with non-alcoholic drinks included. From June to August, choose southern fried chicken with a breast and leg or a fried pork chop, accompanied by a garden salad, rice and gravy, green beans, a roll, and key lime cheesecake, with non-alcoholic beverages included. From September to October, pick pork ribeye with dressing or chicken breast with dressing, plus a garden salad, sweet potato soufflé, whole fresh green beans, a roll, and key lime pie, with non-alcoholic beverages included. Pricing is $65 for adults and $35 for children for inside dinner seating, and $30 for adults and $15 for children for patio access without dinner.

A First Friday celebration welcomes 2026 with a lineup unlike any before. The season marks ten years of BB Kings Montgomery and returns to the roots that started it all. Loyal guests and fans can expect a few surprises.

Red Bluff Bar at the Silos hosts live music from Old Souls, featuring Jenu Six and Chantal Lynn from the North Georgia mountains. Guided by a shared love of country music and life on the road, they shape years of travel and ghostly tales into songs for sinners and honky tonk angels in search of something real, a reminder that old souls never fade.