News Summary
Alabama’s music scene will highlight performances by Teddy Swims, Lee Bains, and Jamey Johnson this August. Various concerts across the state will offer diverse genres and unforgettable experiences. Teddy Swims performs at Orion Amphitheater, Lee Bains showcases his energetic blend of Southern rock and punk, and Jamey Johnson captivates audiences with storytelling in country music. Local acts and festivals further enrich the concert landscape, ensuring a vibrant summer of music in the Birmingham metro area.
Birmingham, Alabama Concert Lineup in August Features Notable Performers
Alabama’s vibrant music scene will shine this August with a lineup of performances by Teddy Swims, Lee Bains, and Jamey Johnson, among others. These events are set to take place in various locations across the state, offering music fans diverse genres and experiences.
Teddy Swims will take the stage at Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville on August 18. Known for his powerful vocals and fusion of pop with soul influences, Swims is expected to draw a significant crowd eager to enjoy his live performance.
Lee Bains, a notable figure in the contemporary music scene, will perform solo shows in Birmingham and Huntsville before heading to Mobile later in the month. His energetic performances often blend Southern rock and punk influences, appealing to a wide audience. The dates and specific venues for his Birmingham and Huntsville concerts will be announced soon.
Another highlight in Alabama’s concert lineup is Jamey Johnson, slated to perform at the newly established venue, Two Dimes, in Tuscaloosa on August 21. Johnson, recognized for his storytelling in country music, has a loyal following and is expected to provide an unforgettable performance.
The Birmingham metro area is gearing up for a month full of music, featuring numerous concerts across the region. Additionally, as the summer heats up, the Alabama Symphony Orchestra will kick off its summer concert series with a live performance at Railroad Park during the Memorial Day weekend, setting a musical tone for the season.
Additional Local Performances
The concert vibe continues with various local acts scheduled throughout Alabama. Crooked Creek Band, celebrated for their nostalgic 90s country style, will perform at Smith Lake, bringing classic country sounds to a scenic backdrop.
City festivals such as Alabaster CityFest will feature artists like Maddie & Tae and Parmalee, attracting country music lovers. In Hueytown, CityFest on June 14 will host entertainment from The M-80s, an 80s tribute band, alongside the country group Restless Road.
Woodlawn Theatre will host Ladies Night, showcasing Kyndle Minter, whose original songs draw inspiration from folk, Americana, and bluegrass, providing a unique experience for attendees. Americana-influenced LeAlan Carter will also perform at Dobber’s Five Points Pub, further enriching the local music scene.
Moreover, venues across Alabama are featuring diverse performers this summer. Cody Bartels is scheduled for a live performance at Jubilee Joe’s, The Trouble Notes, known for their contemporary folk sounds, will be at Brock’s Gap Brewing in Hoover, and rising country artist Bryan Ruby is also set to perform at local venues, inviting guests to enjoy live music while dining.
Other notable performances include Nashville-based Kelsey Lamb at Tin Roof, Tyler Nichols at Hoover’s only brewery, and an acoustic duo known as We Are Wolves performing in family-friendly settings. Helena’s Fourth of July celebration will draw crowds with performances by Cracker and The Record Company, ensuring a festive atmosphere for attendees.
Looking Ahead
As Alabama continues to welcome big names in country music, 2025 promises even more exciting concert opportunities for fans. Recent announcements for Birmingham concerts include major artists such as Brice, Cobb, Young, Kay, and Rhett, with ticket prices ranging significantly to cater to different budgets.
With a packed lineup for August and a commitment to showcasing local and regional talent, Alabama’s music scene remains vibrant, reflecting the state’s rich cultural heritage and the love for live music among its residents.
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