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A new, popular miniseries available on AppleTV+, Masters of the Air, follows the US Army Air Forces' 100th Bombardment Group, known as the "Bloody Hundredth", during World War 2. The "Bloody Hundredth" throughout its combat, contained airmen from Alabama, many of whom perished in the line of duty.
The Rocket City's beloved Orion Amphitheater is celebrating its second anniversary of operation. The Orion, since opening its doors in 2022, has been bringing music, entertainment, festivals, and fun to the Tennessee Valley.
Alabamians are finally getting a look at what the highly anticipated Star Amphitheatre in Birmingham may look like upon completion. Renderings of the new venue were released for the first time this week and left many in the state eager and excited to take in a show at the Star.
Alabama craft distilleries, like their microbrewery cousins, are sprouting up across the state. In addition to John Emerald Distilling, which became the first legal whiskey-maker since Prohibition when it barreled its inaugural batch in 2013, seven other distilleries are now open with at least one more in the works. The raw material that these artisans […]
One simple observation can be quickly drawn from the appearance of the Sphere, the newest and most ambitious entertainment venue on the planet. The Sphere has become a phenomenal, visible landmark near the Las Vegas strip. The outward appearance and shape could draw a parallel to Epcot at Disney World. But, the truth is there […]
The University of Alabama at Birmingham's Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center has announced that it will be premiering nine new performances and events this coming year.
Bunkers, Auburn’s first-of-its-kind cocktail bar, restaurant, and indoor golf simulator, has just opened. The concept was developed by Plainsmen Consulting, the team behind many of Alabama’s well-known establishments including Collins Bar, Cayo Coco, and Local Roots. The beverage menu, created by award-winning beverage director Josh Schaff, showcases unique spins on familiar cocktails like the Frozen […]
Behind the red “Alabama” banner at the front of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, viewers will see a maroon and white banner touting the “Alabama A&M University Marching Maroon and White Showband of the South” when the long-storied parade steps off Thursday morning. The Bulldogs are the first Historically Black College and University to be […]
After another record breaking Rock the South this year, the producers of the event have announced that beginning in April 2024 they won't just be rocking the south anymore, they will be rocking a large portion of the entire country as well.
The 2024 Rock the South lineup has officially been announced. Among the group of performers are some of country music's biggest names including the festival's headliners Eric Church, HARDY, and Jelly Roll.
As one of the most popular Tuscaloosa bars, Gallette’s is known for being one of the go-to spots on game day and just about every other weekend in the Druid City. And now, the bar which has been open since 1976, is paying homage to its most famous drink with a 5-foot tall sculpture of […]
Alabama born country music star Riley Greene joined Team Polaris rodeo champion, Tyson Durfey, for the most recent edition of Polaris' "Cowboy Code," a two-part series about the men's backgrounds focusing on hard work, respect for community, and stewardship of the land.
The roster of songwriters and performers for a tribute to Randy Travis in Huntsville includes hitmakers and some of the country music legend’s favorite rising stars. The show is set for 7 p.m. Oct. 24 at Huntsville’s Von Braun Center and will feature artists singing Travis’ hits. Tickets for “A Heroes & Friends Tribute to […]
It will be all things bean next weekend at the annual Alabama Butterbean Festival. Downtown Pinson is the site for the family-friendly event Oct. 6–7. Admission is free. “The festival just gets better every year, and 2023 will be no exception,” said Ronnie Dixon, executive director of the Clay-Pinson Chamber of Commerce. “We’ve put something […]
With summer coming to an end and the temperatures beginning to drop, Alabamians can start preparing for indoor activities. While you are spending time with family or hosting your friends, a good music backdrop is essential. If you’re looking to spice up your playlist, we have gathered three bands that grew up in our beautiful […]
The Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex has announced that it has formed a partnership with Live Nation, a global entertainment company, to manage a newly planned and soon to be constructed Birmingham amphitheater.
A special program showcasing Alabama musicians and experts in conversation about the mountain’s ecology and natural history will be hosted this month at Flagg Mountain, a property owned by the Alabama Forestry Commission. “Birds, Beats and Bach” offers entertainment and education Sept. 24 on Alabama’s “first mountain.” Musicians stationed at three sites around the top […]
Feeling a little bit country, the “Still Playin’ Possum: Music & Memories of George Jones” tribute concert will premiere in a one-day-only theater presentation next month. With performances filmed in April in front of a sold-out crowd at Huntsville’s Von Braun Center Propst Arena, some of country music’s biggest stars pay homage to Jones, known […]
Perfectly situated between Lake Martin and Auburn is a small town with hardly over 100 residents. The entirety of the town is contained in less than three square miles. It is home to a handful of businesses, one of which happens to be the one and only Standard Deluxe. Standard Deluxe is a nationally acclaimed print […]
One of country music's most notable and influential musicians in the genre's entire history is set to be celebrated and memorialized the week after next in Montgomery.
Jerry Seinfeld, one of the most successful comedians of all time, is set to to perform in Alabama for just the second time in 8 years. The Emmy and Golden Globe winner has announced that he will be performing at the BJCC Concert Hall on September 14 beginning at 7 p.m.
"You can't say whatever you want on network television." Those were the words of Pete Davidson describing his controversial craft of comedy.
Dolly Parton, well known multi-award winning country musician and philanthropist, has decided to step out of her creative comfort zone. While music has always been something that the country singer has been known for, recently she has been using her voice for a different reason.

