Hosted by Scott Register, Reg’s Coffee House airs on 107.3 FM every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. With the slogan “helping build your music library one song at a time,” Reg’s Coffee House showcases new music and upcoming songwriters.
On November 15, catch an assortment of acoustic folk and electric rock to Black Market Bar & Grill in Five Points.
Located on First Avenue South between the Red Mountain Expressway and 28th Street South, this “social gathering of sound and spirit” combines great music with good food, wine, and beer.
On Wednesday, Sept. 11, Bottletree will host three rising rock acts: Healing Power, Holy Youth, and Looksy. Local label Skybucket Records presents a night of garage rock, psychedelic soul, and electric blues.
On August 20, hip hop duo Shaheed & DJ Supreme release their new album, Knowledge Rhythm and Understanding.
On Friday, August 16, Communicating Vessels will open their own record shop in Woodlawn. The label shop is perfect for anyone looking to pick up some premium local talent or discover new indie tunes. DJs will perform at the noon-to-midnight event.
The first album by trio Yellow Hammer Heart is a diverse fusion of garage rock fuzz and Americana. The combination works remarkably well, and each track sees it spun a different way.
The Heavy Hearts are currently in the process of making their first full length album! See how you can help make this record a reality.
On August 2-3, downtown Birmingham will welcome the return of the city’s own walking music festival: Secret Stages. Now in its third year, the festival promises to bring in a multitude rising talent from Alabama and around the U.S. The two day festival has become a great way to discover new music.
On Monday, July 22, Moonlight on the Mountain will begin their fall/winter open mic series!