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Concerts You Cannot Miss In Tuscaloosa And Birmingham

It’s no secret that they're flooded with great music.

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Concerts You Cannot Miss In Tuscaloosa And Birmingham
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It’s no secret that the Tuscaloosa and Birmingham areas are flooded with great music, and live music. Most of the time we are blessed enough to see performances at little to no expense. Live music is easy to find at band parties and bars and it's hard to miss a good show that you don't pay more than the amount of cover for. Although there are opportunities for free live music all around, buying a concert ticket can be worth it. Check out concerts in the Tuscaloosa and Birmingham areas through September ranging from free coffee house performances to large tours. Everyone on this list is worth a listen.

Moon Taxi, August 19-20

Moon Taxi will be performing the weekend following the start of classes at Druid City Music Hall on the strip, Friday with The Weeks and Saturday with New Madrid. Both nights general admission tickets will be $25. Premium pit tickets are available for $45 which include early entrance to the venue and exclusive front and center pit access. Doors open at 7:30, show begins at 8:30.

Cherub, September 6

If you’re not sure who Cherub is, you’ll recognize them after hearing “Doses and Mimosas.” This electro-indie duo will be performing at Druid City Music Hall with Frenship and Boo Seeka. Tickets are $20 in advance and $22 at the door, with doors opening at 7:30 and performances beginning at 8:30. Every online ticket purchase will come with one digital download of Cherub’s upcoming album “Bleed Gold, Piss Excellence,” scheduled to release in October.

Adia Victoria, September 7

Saturn, a coffee shop and bar in Birmingham, is hosting Adia Victoria: A Saturn Nights Showcase presented by Good People Brewing. Entrance is free but 18 and over. Doors open at 7, show starts at 8. If you don’t know who Adia Victoria is but like Alabama Shakes or the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, you should check her out. Known for her “gothic blues” this upcoming artist is one you don’t want to miss.

NEEDTOBREATHE, September 22

NEEDTOBREATHE presents Tour De Compadres at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater. The concert will also feature Mat Kearney, John Mark McMillan, and Welshly Arms beginning at 7. Ticket prices range from $17.50 to $55 depending on the location.

JJ Grey & Mofro, September 23

Huka Entertainment presents: JJ Grey & Mofro at Avondale Brewing located in Birmingham. A concert at a brewing company can't possibly be anything but a good time. The performance will go from 7 to midnight. Tickets are available for purchase on their website for $25. Get the weekend off to a great start with this jam band.

Dylan LeBlanc, September 25

Vulcan AfterTunes will host Dylan LeBlanc with Duquette Johnson at the Vulcan Park & Museum in Birmingham. This atmosphere will make for an intimate performance, scheduled from 1-5. Tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for children and members. Snacks, beer, wine, and soft drinks will be available for purchase during the event. Be sure to bring a chair or blanket to get nice and comfy for the show!

Hippie Sabotage, September 27

Personally so excited for this one. This brother duo will take the stage at Druid City Music Hall. General admission tickets for purchase are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the show. Hippie Sabotage is offering Meet & Greet tickets for $65. Meet and greet tickets will include early entrance to the venue, a meet & greet and photo with Hippie Sabotage.

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