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Birmingham, Alabama

Birmingham is a city in central Alabama. It is the largest city in the state, with a core population of about 212,000 people and a metro area population of over 1.1 million people. Birmingham is known for many things, from its iron and steel industries to its civil rights history. However, Birmingham is a deeply contemporary city, sparking new trends, movements, and conversations within its professional, eclectic, youth, and diverse populations. These factors merge together to make Birmingham a cultural icon. What other city has a replica of the Statue of Liberty? What other city has the world’s largest motorcycle museum (Barber Mororsports Park)? What other city has the nation’s oldest baseball stadium (Rickwood Field)? What other city has the set from Saturday Night Fever (The Club)? Birmingham has tons of attractions to entertain people, from movies to sports to recreation. It extends to music, too. Keep reading to learn more about the appeal of the sounds in Birmingham.

Birmingham, Alabama is home to a bevy of music festivals

Birmingham’s music festival scene heats up in the summer, covering a range of genres, artists, atmospheres, costs, and causes. Some of the best festivals in the city include Do Dah Day Festival, Steel City Jazz Festival, Slicefest, Sloss Music & Arts Festival, and Secret Stages. Do Dah Day Festival takes place every May in the Highland Park area of Birmingham; it is unique because its aim is to benefit animal rescue services. This time-tested event includes a parade and costumes as well as local music. Secret Stages occurs in August, filling Avondale Birmingham with up-and-coming artists.

Birmingham refuses to leave its acoustic artists behind

For a contemporary, forward-thinking city, Birmingham is careful not to neglect the past. This is true of remembering and respecting its industrial prime; this is true of recognizing and reflecting on its civil rights roots. Another way in which Birmingham refuses to neglect the past is in its music. Although electronic and technically modified sounds are in, the acoustic music of Birmingham is thriving. The artists in the local community tend to go for small, intimate performance environments. Music enthusiasts ought to seek out house concerts, listening rooms, small theaters, vineyards, breweries, and cafes. In these places, singer-songwriters pick up guitars and bare it all with their vulnerable voices. Regionally and nationally touring acoustic artists frequent the Birmingham scene, too, eager to share their art with the locals.

Birmingham’s venues are one-of-a-kind

According to CityLab, an organization devoted to creating cities of the future, Birmingham became an indie rock destination because of a single awesome venue, proving that the structure of a city’s music scene can drastically shape the quality of its concerts. Writers at CityLab explain, “Every venue is a major ambassador for their given city.” In the case of Birmingham’s indie rock community, the Bottletree is the game-changing ambassador. Bottletree debuted in 2006 when a musician, a painter, and a chef joined forces to create a music venue, vegetarian café, and bar. With their incredible hospitality, touring bands always want to come back to Birmingham.