Live music events coming to Birmingham in March
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — February is coming to an end, and fans of live music may be looking for their next opportunity to attend a concert in the Birmingham area.
Here are some live music events to look out for in March:
Legacy Arena
Lil Wayne — March 7
BJCC Concert Hall
RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles — March 11
Naruto: The Symphonic Experience — March 12
Alabama Symphony Orchestra presents ARETHA: Song & Symphony — March 22
Saturn
Hovvdy — March 6
Ternion Sound — March 7
Yot Club and Vundabar — March 13
Robyn Hitchcock — March 14
Fruition — March 15
Stephen Day — March 19
Lathe of Heaven — March 20
Joy Oladokun — March 25
mssv — March 27
Patterson Hood — March 28
Jessica Pratt — March 29
Finesse2tymes — March 30
Iron City
Pouya — March 1
Alexandra Kay — March 2
The Amity Affliction — March 9
Inhaler — March 11
Just a Girl: No Doubt & Gwen Stefani Tribute with Subliminal Doubt — March 14
Brother Cane — March 15
Big Head Todd and The Monsters — March 16
Leftover Salmon — March 21
Wilder Woods — March 28
Explosions in The Sky — March 29
Avondale Brewing
Ben Chapman — March 1
Gareth Pearson — March 9
The Driver Era — March 10
Mustache The Band — March 15
Aaron Lewis– March 29
Alabama Theatre
The Fab Four: USA Meets The Beatles — March 7
An Acoustic Evening with Trey Anastasio — March 22
Woodlawn Theatre
Susie Cousins — March 1
Dizgo and Medicine Bus — March 8
Bryan Ruby — March 9
KAD Fest — March 28 and 29
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