Live music in Tuscaloosa, AL

Explore rhythm as a tool for well-being in a hands-on drumming workshop featuring traditional djembes and other percussion. Participants practice creative techniques that support nervous system balance, ease stress and anxiety, and strengthen the connection between mind and body. Guided activities create a supportive space to explore, express, and release emotions through rhythm and sound. No prior musical background is needed. Instruction is led by Jessica Hoggle. Designed for ages 14 and older. Tuition is $30 and includes all materials. The workshop takes place at Kentuck's Georgine Clarke Building.

A return to The Sanctuary brings an evening of cheerful tunes paired with great beverages. The mood is upbeat and lighthearted throughout.

Hosted at Druid City Brewing Company, this joint fundraiser benefits Abilio and The Arc of Tuscaloosa County. Highlights include live performances, raffle prizes, food, and drinks, creating a fun atmosphere in support of both beneficiaries.

Three's Company returns to Roll Call Tuscaloosa with an upbeat set of cheerful songs. Look forward to a lighthearted performance as the group brings bright tunes back to the venue.

Back N Black brings a high energy tribute that pulls from four decades of AC/DC hits. Expect favorites like Back in Black, Thunderstruck, Highway to Hell, T.N.T., Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, You Shook Me All Night Long, Hells Bells, and For Those About to Rock, along with more crowd-pleasers. The spectacle is part of the experience, from Angus tearing it up in the signature schoolboy outfit to the foreboding chime of Hells Bells and cannon blasts that make the floor tremble. From the visuals to the sound, the show channels the power and pageantry of a classic AC/DC concert.