In 2018, London-based entertainment company TVG Hospitality began working with the City of Huntsville to construct a new $40 million 8,000-seat music venue, The Orion, which opened in May 2022.
Now that the groundhogs have emerged from their burrows, some predicting six more weeks of winter and others predicting an early spring, it’s time to start planning for this year’s spring entertainment season.
There are many things that put the "sweet" in "Sweet Home Alabama," but among them are the good times we enjoy with our friends and family in the state. Often overlooked by surrounding metro areas and cultural regions known for their unique music, food and entertainment industries like New Orleans, Nashville and Atlanta, it's easy for us to underappreciate the talent we have right here in Alabama.
On September 17, 1923, country music star Hiram “Hank” Williams was born in Butler County.
Summer is winding down, but don't think that means concert season is over. Here are 10 huge concerts coming to Alabama from September to October:
Singer-songwriter and Muscle Shoals music producer Walt Aldridge is the mind behind many popular hits, including Conway Twitty’s “She’s Got a Single Thing in Mind” (1989) and “ Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde” (2000) by Travis Tritt.
The Birmingham Folk Festival will be held this Saturday at Avondale Amphitheater and will feature all-day music free for all to hear.
Rock the South is happening in Cullman. 1819 News will be collecting pictures from the event.
The annual Rock the South music festival will take place in Cullman this weekend.
Instrumentalist, songwriter and owner of Banjo.com Barry Waldrep has always been real about the music he likes to play.
The Franklin County Watermelon Festival announced its 2022 lineup.
This year’s Helen Keller Festival will begin on Thursday evening in downtown Tuscumbia.
The annual Hank Williams festival will be held June 3-4 at the Hank Williams Music Park in Georgiana.
Talk 99.5’s sixth Jawbone Jam will be held on Thursday, May 26, at Iron City Birmingham.
Lead singer Mark Kelly of the Burnells spoke to 1819 News about his band's history, influences and the new album they just recorded in Muscle Shoals, "Turn to Now."
From The Alabama Baptist When Dewayne Rembert was growing up, he didn’t have a father around. But he did have something else — music....
By Brandon Moseley Huntsville came out in force on Tuesday, Oct. 12, to listen to music and pay tribute to the career of singer/songwriter...