Live music in Vestavia Hills, AL

Downtown becomes a cruise-in as streets close to traffic and fill with standout vehicles, great food options, and live energy. Live music by Eric Watters sets the tone while local restaurants and food trucks serve a variety of bites. Shops feature exclusive sales that highlight the small businesses that keep the town going, and exclusive entertainment district cups offer a stylish way to sip as you explore. The gathering brings together car enthusiasts, families, and friends. It benefits the Houston Project, an organization that assists veterans facing unexpected expenses and raises awareness about military PTSD and veteran suicide.

Old Souls bring live music to Rails and Ales in Leeds, Alabama. United by a love of country and the open road, they draw on years of travel and well-worn miles to craft songs with a haunting, storyteller’s touch. The performance speaks to anyone looking for something genuine.

Presented by Live Nation, The Pretty Reckless bring the Dear God Tour to Avondale Brewing Company. Expect an all-standing, general admission experience that will proceed rain or shine. Chairs and pets are not permitted. For accessibility needs, contact the venue. Upgrade options are available during checkout. Presale opportunities include Live Nation, Avondale, Spotify, and artist presales, with VIP packages also offered, followed by a public onsale. A $30 All-In Offer is listed.

The Hangar Bar & Grill presents live music from Old Souls, featuring Jenu Six and Chantal Lynn from the North Georgia mountains. Their country-rooted, road-worn songs carry tales gathered over many miles, turning ghostly stories into gritty, dive bar tunes. It is music for sinners and the honky tonk angels who want something genuine, delivered with a spirit that refuses to fade.

This open mic event takes place at The Nick. The venue operates as a private club, which means a yearly membership card is required for entry at a cost of $7. Entry is limited to guests 21 and up with a valid ID.

The Could Be Tonight Tour brings Hulvey to WORKPLAY for a high-energy, faith-centered concert that pairs big-stage intensity with personal storytelling. A standout on Reach Records, Hulvey has earned a Billboard Top 10 Christian album and a Gold-certified single with “Altar,” surpassing 100 million streams, and he recently toured with Brandon Lake. Special guests Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone round out the bill for an evening that blends hip hop and worship with a clear sense of purpose.

This open mic, hosted by Zach Austin at Dobber's 5 Points Pub, welcomes performers of every genre and experience level. Participants can share up to three songs, meet new friends, and connect with music-minded people who may be seeking bandmates or co-writers. Kindness is part of the atmosphere, and tipping the bartender is appreciated.

Presented by Live Nation, Hulvey brings the Could Be Tonight Tour to WORKPLAY with Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone. The event welcomes all ages, and the venue operates cashless. A Brunswick, Georgia native on Reach Records, Hulvey creates faith-centered hip hop that focuses on gratitude, maturity, and a sense of peace. His debut album, Christopher, earned wide recognition, debuting at No. 8 on Billboard’s Top Christian/Gospel Albums and No. 19 on Top Rap Albums. He has released a steady stream of singles and EPs, with 2023 highlights including Used By You, Love Like That, Fly Away, and Altar. Altar received an RIAA Gold certification, surpassed 100 million streams, reached No. 25 on Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs across seven weeks, and later received a remix from Ciara. He continued building his catalog in 2025 with BRING HEAVEN DOWN, RAIN ON ME, JESUS IS LORD, and his third studio album, CRY. Additional recent moments include a guest appearance on Brandon Lake’s King Of Hearts track Right In The Middle and a run on the Summer Worship Nights Tour alongside Brandon Lake and Phil Wickham. Guided by a lifelong pursuit of knowing God, including the influence of John 17:3, he channels intention and purpose into music that connects his faith with rap.

Gather friends to belt out your go-to songs at Pink Lantern's karaoke night. Green hosts on the first, third, and sometimes fifth Tuesday of each month, and there is no charge to take the mic.

MojoHand appears at The Nick alongside Hunter Bobby and Hunter Wright. The venue operates as a private club, so patrons must have a membership card, which costs $7 per year, and present a valid ID for entry. Admission is restricted to guests 21 and older.