Live music in Vestavia Hills, AL

This free community concert commemorates the 25th anniversary of September 11 with an evening of live music, reflection, and unity. The lineup features award-winning tribute performances, including Kim Harmon celebrating the music of Aretha Franklin, Elvis tributes by Rob Langford and Terry Padgett, and a special appearance by Minor Adjustment. Expect timeless songs and moving moments that honor the heroes of 9/11 and remember those we lost. Proceeds raised during the event benefit American Legion Post 205, supporting local veterans, military families, youth programs, and community initiatives. Admission is free, no ticket is required, and official shirts and other merchandise will be available for purchase to further support the cause. The announcement encourages bringing lawn chairs and a patriotic spirit for an evening of remembrance, gratitude, and music.

Strangelove-The Depeche Mode Experience delivers a full-scale tribute to Depeche Mode, bringing the catalog to life with precision, energy, and attention to detail. This lineup of US-based veteran artists and producers has earned praise for immersive performances and has built a following across Europe, North America, South America, and Australia. Members carry credits and collaborations tied to artists such as Depeche Mode, The Cure, David Bowie, Morrissey, Bauhaus, Love & Rockets, and Beck, and the group also holds a record deal for original music with Harmony Records in the United States, along with placements in television, film, and video games. Sharing the bill, Lovesong, a tribute to The Cure, presents favorites like Just Like Heaven, Pictures of You, A Forest, Friday I’m In Love, Lovesong, and Boys Don’t Cry, reflecting the atmosphere and emotion associated with The Cure’s sound. This event is general admission and standing room only. All sales are final and no refunds are available.

Hayden Hunter & The Yearly Trials are set to perform at The Nick. The venue functions as a private club, so guests must be 21 or older, present a valid ID, and have an annual membership card, which costs $7. A public onsale is listed for this event.

YSBL presents Briscoe at Woodlawn Theatre Birmingham for an evening of expansive folk-rock rooted in American traditions. The duo behind Heat of July follows their debut with music shaped by marriage, wide-open landscapes, and miles of touring across the country, written on the move and colored by the places rolling past the windshield. Reuniting with Grammy-nominated producer Brad Cook, they broaden their sound with larger arrangements, tight harmonies, and contributions from members of Houndmouth, Hiss Golden Messenger, Bon Iver, Mipso, and Watchhouse, channeling the spirit of the open road and the passage into adulthood shared by lifelong friends. Lighthearted is also featured, an indie-folk band from Athens, Georgia led by identical twin sisters Gracie Huffman and Eliza Lemmon, offering close harmonies and reflective songwriting that blends folk roots with contemporary indie influences.

Anthony brings live music to the pre-game atmosphere before the Barons take the field. Look for his setup near the man gate area.

An open mic at Dobber’s 5 Points Pub features host Zach Austin and welcomes musicians across all genres and experience levels, from first timers to seasoned performers. Each participant has up to three songs to share. The vibe centers on courtesy and community, with a reminder to show appreciation to the bar staff. It is a relaxed setting to meet fellow music lovers, spark collaborations, and connect with potential bandmates or co-writers.

Bring friends and belt out favorite tunes at Pink Lantern’s karaoke night. Hosted by Green, this casual sing-along welcomes newcomers and regulars to step up to the mic and have fun. There is no fee to perform.

This monthly music gathering offers a relaxed setting in the Fellowship Hall for fellowship, singing, and sharing music. Attendees may bring an instrument to play or simply listen. The event is open to everyone.