Shows

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

Decatur, Alabama

Legacy Park Amphitheater is Decatur's primary outdoor entertainment venue serving the Tennessee Valley community with summer concerts, community events, and entertainment programming for north-central Alabama's second-largest metropolitan area. The amphitheater's Tennessee River-adjacent setting creates a distinctive outdoor entertainment backdrop for the region between Huntsville and Birmingham.

Decatur, AL 35601

Florence, Alabama

The University of North Alabama's performing arts venues in Florence serve the Muscle Shoals area — one of the most historically significant music communities in American history (home to FAME Studios and Muscle Shoals Sound Studio where Aretha Franklin, the Rolling Stones, and hundreds of others recorded classic albums). The region's extraordinary music heritage is celebrated through performing arts programming at UNA and the surrounding Shoals arts community.

University of North Alabama, Florence, AL 35632

Gulf Shores, Alabama

Hang Time in Gulf Shores is Alabama's Gulf Coast premier entertainment venue presenting country, rock, and regional artists for the resort community's massive summer and spring break tourism market. The venue's role in the Gulf Shores entertainment ecosystem that has made Alabama's beaches one of the fastest-growing resort destinations in the Southeast reflects the increasing sophistication of Alabama's coastal entertainment infrastructure.

Gulf Shores, AL 36542

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

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

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

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

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

Wetumpka, Alabama

Wind Creek Casino & Hotel Wetumpka is Alabama's largest entertainment and gaming complex — a destination resort 15 miles north of Montgomery with a full hotel, gaming floor, and entertainment venue. The Poarch Band of Creek Indians' flagship property hosts concerts and comedy shows serving Alabama's gaming market in a state where tribal gaming is the primary legal casino option.

100 River Oaks Dr 36092