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Alabama38 venues
Birmingham· 14 venues
Alabama Theatre
Birmingham, Alabama
The Alabama Theatre is Birmingham's crown jewel of historic entertainment venues — a 2,500-seat Atmospheric-style movie palace from 1927 with an ornate Moorish interior, Wurlitzer pipe organ, and star-and-cloud ceiling. Now hosting concerts, Broadway touring shows, and classic film screenings, the meticulously restored Alabama Theatre is considered one of the finest small theaters in the American South.
1817 3rd Ave N 35203
Alabama Theatre Birmingham AL
Birmingham, Alabama
Alabama Theatre in downtown Birmingham is an opulent 1927 movie palace presenting touring concerts and classic film screenings with its famous Mighty Wurlitzer organ.
1817 3rd Ave N 35203
Amphitheater at Bank of America Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
Coca-Cola Amphitheater is Birmingham's premier outdoor concert venue — a 7,500-capacity hillside amphitheater presenting major rock, pop, and country touring acts for the Alabama entertainment market. Birmingham's position as the cultural capital of the Deep South and the amphitheater's outstanding sightlines create one of the finest outdoor summer concert experiences in the Southeast.
1977 Amphitheater Rd, Birmingham, AL 35210
BJCC Concert Hall Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
BJCC (Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex) Arena is Alabama's primary large-scale indoor entertainment venue — a 19,000-capacity arena hosting Birmingham Bulls hockey, major concerts, and events for the state's largest city. The complex anchors Birmingham's convention tourism economy and serves as the primary large-format entertainment venue for the five-county Birmingham metropolitan area.
2100 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd N, Birmingham, AL 35203
BJCC Concert Hall Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
BJCC Concert Hall is Alabama's most versatile performing arts venue — a 3,000-capacity downtown Birmingham hall presenting orchestral music, Broadway touring shows, and major entertainment events. The Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center complex and its concert hall serve as the primary performing arts anchor for Alabama's largest city and most economically diverse metropolitan area.
1 Civic Center Plaza, Birmingham, AL 35203
BJCC Theatre Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
BJCC Theatre is Birmingham's premier Broadway touring venue — a 3,000-seat performing arts theater at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex presenting the national tours of Hamilton, The Lion King, and every major Broadway production visiting the Southeast. Its role as Alabama's primary Broadway house makes it the most culturally significant theatrical venue in the state for national touring productions.
2100 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd N, Birmingham, AL 35203
Iron City Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
Iron City is Birmingham's premier 3,000-capacity live music venue — a converted industrial warehouse in Southside that has become the go-to room for national touring rock, country, and hip-hop acts playing Alabama's largest city. The venue combines a full bar and dining experience with concert production, making it central to Birmingham's thriving entertainment scene.
513 22nd St S 35205
Iron City Birmingham AL
Birmingham, Alabama
Iron City in downtown Birmingham presents touring concerts in a converted industrial building, one of the city's most active mid-size venues.
513 22nd St S 35233
Lyric Theatre Birmingham AL
Birmingham, Alabama
Lyric Theatre in downtown Birmingham is a lavishly restored 1914 vaudeville theater presenting touring concerts and comedy.
1800 3rd Ave N 35203
Protective Stadium Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
Protective Stadium is Birmingham's revitalized downtown football stadium — a 47,100-capacity venue that anchors Birmingham's downtown entertainment district and hosts UAB Blazers football, the BBVA Soccer Tournament, and major outdoor concerts and events. Its location adjacent to BJCC creates an entertainment complex at the heart of Birmingham's convention and tourism economy.
801 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd S, Birmingham, AL 35233
Saturn Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
Saturn is Birmingham's most acclaimed independent venue — a 1,000-capacity space in the Avondale neighborhood that books cutting-edge indie, rock, electronic, and metal acts for the city's passionate music community. Known for exceptional sound and artist-friendly atmosphere, Saturn has quickly become the most respected smaller venue in the American South for touring indie artists.
200 41st St S 35222
StarDome Comedy Club Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
StarDome Comedy Club is Alabama's most celebrated comedy venue — a Birmingham-area club presenting nationally touring comedians in an intimate theater setting. Alabama's extraordinary warmth and humor tradition, combined with Birmingham's growing professional entertainment market, create an ideal environment for comedy at the highest national level.
1818 Data Dr, Hoover, AL 35244
Stax Music Academy / BJCC Entertainment
Birmingham, Alabama
The Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex hosts the Legacy Arena (capacity 19,000) and the Concert Hall — Birmingham's largest entertainment venues. Serving Alabama's largest metro area, the BJCC books major touring acts and serves the Alabama gaming visitor market that routes through Birmingham between Wind Creek and Biloxi casino trips.
2100 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd N 35203
WorkPlay Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
WorkPlay is Birmingham's intimate mid-size music and arts venue — a 450-capacity space in Southside that combines a music stage, art gallery, and recording studio under one roof. Known for booking adventurous cross-genre acts and local artist showcases, WorkPlay has been central to Birmingham's independent arts ecosystem since opening and serves the city's creative community that drives Alabama's most dynamic cultural neighborhood.
500 23rd St S 35233
Huntsville· 7 venues
Huntsville Symphony Hall Von Braun Center
Huntsville, Alabama
The Von Braun Center Concert Hall is home to the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra and the city's premier classical music and performing arts venue — presenting the Huntsville Symphony's full concert season alongside Broadway touring productions and major performances for Alabama's fastest-growing city. As Huntsville's professional population continues its technology-driven expansion, the Concert Hall's programming increasingly reflects the city's ambitions as a sophisticated cultural destination.
700 Monroe St SW, Huntsville, AL 35801
Huntsville Von Braun Center Concert Hall
Huntsville, Alabama
Von Braun Center Concert Hall is Huntsville's most important performing arts venue — a 2,200-seat hall presenting the Huntsville Symphony, Broadway touring shows, and major concerts for the Space and Rocket City. Huntsville's extraordinary concentration of NASA engineers and aerospace professionals creates one of America's most educated entertainment markets, driving consistent demand for quality performing arts programming.
700 Monroe St SW, Huntsville, AL 35801
Orion Amphitheater Huntsville AL
Huntsville, Alabama
Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville presents major touring concerts in a striking modern outdoor venue that opened in 2022.
701 Meridian St N 35801
Rattlesnake Stadium Huntsville
Huntsville, Alabama
Huntsville's baseball stadium serves the Rocket City Trash Pandas minor league team — one of Minor League Baseball's fastest-growing and most creative brands, drawing massive attendance to the Toyota Field complex that opened in 2021 as part of Huntsville's entertainment infrastructure investment. The Trash Pandas' extraordinary merchandise success (selling out nationally within days of their name announcement) reflects the extraordinary energy and pride of Huntsville's booming community.
Joe Davis Stadium, 3125 Leeman Ferry Rd SW, Huntsville, AL 35801
Von Braun Center
Huntsville, Alabama
Von Braun Center is Huntsville's major entertainment complex — a 10,000-seat arena alongside a performing arts hall and exhibit hall serving North Alabama's rapidly growing technology hub. As Huntsville has boomed with aerospace, defense, and tech industry growth to become Alabama's largest city, Von Braun Center has grown proportionately to serve one of the fastest-rising entertainment markets in the Southeast.
700 Monroe St SW 35801
Von Braun Center Arena Huntsville
Huntsville, Alabama
Von Braun Center is Huntsville's premier entertainment arena — a 10,000-capacity complex presenting the Huntsville Havoc SPHL hockey team, major concerts, and convention events for Alabama's fastest-growing city. Named for rocket scientist Wernher von Braun who established Huntsville as America's space capital, the arena serves a metro area that has grown explosively with defense and technology jobs.
700 Monroe St SW, Huntsville, AL 35801
Von Braun Center Huntsville AL
Huntsville, Alabama
Von Braun Center presents major touring concerts and events in Huntsville's largest indoor arena, named for the Rocket City's space program pioneer.
700 Monroe St SW 35801
Mobile· 5 venues
Hancock Whitney Stadium Mobile
Mobile, Alabama
Hancock Whitney Stadium hosts the Senior Bowl (the most prestigious college football all-star game), University of South Alabama football, and major outdoor events for Alabama's Gulf Coast city of 200,000. The stadium's annual Senior Bowl event draws every NFL front office and media outlet to Mobile each January, making it one of the most nationally significant smaller-market stadium events in American sports.
1991 Ladd-Peebles Stadium Rd, Mobile, AL 36606
Mitchell Center Mobile
Mobile, Alabama
The Mitchell Center at the University of South Alabama is a 10,000-seat arena serving as Mobile's secondary arena for concerts and events, presenting a range of entertainment programming for south Alabama's Gulf Coast metropolitan area. Its role in expanding Mobile's entertainment capacity beyond the downtown core serves the dispersed suburban population of Alabama's third-largest city.
61 USA Drive S, Mobile, AL 36688
Saenger Theatre Mobile
Mobile, Alabama
Saenger Theatre is Mobile's magnificent 1927 Spanish Baroque venue — a beautifully restored 1,900-seat theater presenting Broadway touring productions, major concerts, and community performances in one of the most architecturally extraordinary theater interiors on the Gulf Coast. Mobile's deep theatrical tradition, rooted in its French and Spanish colonial heritage, finds its finest expression in the Saenger's programming.
6 S Joachim St, Mobile, AL 36602
Saenger Theatre Mobile AL
Mobile, Alabama
Saenger Theatre in downtown Mobile is a restored 1927 movie palace presenting touring concerts and Broadway shows on the Gulf Coast.
6 S Joachim St 36602
Soul Kitchen Music Hall Mobile AL
Mobile, Alabama
Soul Kitchen Music Hall in downtown Mobile presents touring rock, indie, and hip-hop acts on Dauphin Street.
219 Dauphin St 36602
Montgomery· 5 venues
Alabama Shakespeare Festival Montgomery
Montgomery, Alabama
Alabama Shakespeare Festival is one of the world's largest Shakespeare festivals — a 750-seat Festival Stage and 225-seat Octagon Theatre in Montgomery presenting professional productions of Shakespeare and classical theater in a dedicated arts complex. As the permanent home of a world-class professional theater company in Alabama's capital, ASF represents the state's most ambitious performing arts investment and draws national audiences for its productions.
1 Festival Dr, Montgomery, AL 36117
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre
Montgomery, Alabama
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre is Alabama's capital city's premier live entertainment venue — a 2,500-seat hall hosting concerts, Broadway touring productions, and comedy shows for the central Alabama market. Proximate to Wind Creek Casino in Wetumpka 15 miles north, the MPAC serves as the primary large-scale entertainment venue for gaming visitors from throughout Alabama's capital region.
201 Tallapoosa St 36104
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre AL
Montgomery, Alabama
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre presents touring concerts and comedy in the state capital's premier mid-size venue.
201 Tallapoosa St 36104
Riverwalk Amphitheater Montgomery
Montgomery, Alabama
Riverwalk Amphitheater is Montgomery's primary outdoor entertainment venue — an 8,000-capacity waterfront amphitheater on the Alabama River presenting summer concerts, the Montgomery Biscuits baseball-adjacent entertainment, and community events for Alabama's capital city. Its scenic river backdrop and central downtown location make it Montgomery's signature outdoor entertainment experience.
Riverwalk, Montgomery, AL 36104
Riverwalk Biscuits Stadium Montgomery
Montgomery, Alabama
Riverwalk Stadium is Montgomery's beloved minor league baseball venue — the 7,000-capacity home of the Montgomery Biscuits Double-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays. The Biscuits have become one of Minor League Baseball's most beloved brands with their unique biscuits-and-gravy mascot, and game-day events at Riverwalk combine with the adjacent Montgomery Waterfront development for a summer entertainment experience central to Alabama's capital city social life.
200 Coosa St, Montgomery, AL 36104
Tuscaloosa· 2 venues
Bryant-Denny Stadium Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Bryant-Denny Stadium is one of the largest stadiums in the United States — a 101,821-capacity venue home to the Alabama Crimson Tide that creates the most intense game-day entertainment atmosphere in college football, generating a seismic signature detectable by geological instruments. Alabama's record-breaking seven national championships since 2009 have made Bryant-Denny's Saturday atmosphere one of the defining American sports entertainment experiences.
920 Paul W Bryant Dr, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Tuscaloosa Amphitheater is a 7,000-capacity outdoor venue on the Black Warrior River that presents summer concerts and major events for Alabama's college town and surrounding Tuscaloosa County. The amphitheater's waterfront setting and connection to the University of Alabama's enormous student population creates one of the most energetic outdoor concert environments in the state.
2710 Jack Warner Pkwy NE, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
