Birmingham's April Music Lineup: Goose, Widespread Panic & More

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Birmingham's music scene is straight fire this April.

Packed with shows almost every night across top venues like the Coca-Cola amphitheater and Saturn.

Headliners are bringing the heat, with Jam Band Kings,

Goose hitting the amphitheater on April 11th at 6pm for $45 followed by.

Men joy on April 14th at 8pm for $40.

Then widespread panic takes over for two nights.

April 17th and 18th at 7pm. Tickets at $89.

Meanwhile, Rock and Indy fans got options too, like remember sports without enclovers at Saturn on April 7th at 7pm for $20.

Or, Indigo de Sousa at wordplay on April 13th for $26.

Funk vibes roll with hippie sabotage at Avondale on April 17th for $44 plus after parties at Elysian Gardens keeping the energy.

Alive late into the night for just $10 a pop.

Country lovers are feeling the love, though Willie Nelson and family at Avondale on April 22nd is already sold out.

Catch Flatland Cavalry there on April 23rd at 7pm for $50 or Whalen Wyatt at Saturn on April 27th at 6pm for.

32 bucks, blending that singer songwriter's soul with bluegrass edges from Mountain Grass Union.

Jazz heads stay winning with free 3rd Sunday sessions at Elysian Gardens on April 19th at 4pm.

Misty blues on April 18th for $10 and weekly jams every Tuesday at 7pm at True Story Brewing.

Hip hop brings Kerni to Iron City on April 26th at 8pm for $50, rounding out a diverse mix.

Whether you're into hardcore like Thursday on April 4th or local jams, Birmingham's venues are buzzing snack tickets quick before they vanish and dive into the live music wave.