euphonious 2022 — Step aside, Better Than Ezra has made it to town. (Better Than Ezra)

Birmingham’s newest music and tech festival, Euphonious, is returning this year with a lineup with all your favorite neo-mellow rock, pop and alt artists. If you wanna know more about this rockin’ lineup, keep reading for all the details.

What’s Euphonious?

2021 music fest — Getting ready for a weekend of great music. (Euphonious’ Facebook)

Euphonious made its debut last summer bringing fans from across 18 different states. Due to Euphonious’ success, they are bringing it back this year with some of your favorite artists.

According to AL.com, CEO Bradley Metrock announced that there’ll be nine acts for this event, set for June 17-19 at the Henley Park Event Lawn of the Birmingham Zoo.

P.S.: Worried that the loud noise might bother the animals? Don’t worry—normal concert volume has zero impact on the animals at the Zoo—it’s safe and there’s no guilt!

A portion of the proceeds will go to support United Ability, a nonprofit that focuses on helping those with developmental disabilities.

When: June 17-19, 2022
Where: 2630, Cahaba Road, Birmingham, AL, 35223
Tickets

Check out the line up

FRIDAY, JUNE 17

Pixellay: Birmingham’s very-own DJ, electronic music producer + songwriter
Pat McGee Band: Neo-mellow rock band from Virginia fronted by THE Pat McGee
Better Than Ezra: NOLA-based rock band takes inspo from 90s alt artists like Goo Goo Dolls + Semisonic, they’ve curated the perfect dad rock sound

SATURDAY, JUNE 18

Janet Simpson: Birmingham native singer-songwriter that has mastered the stripped-down guitar sound of indie rock, smooth vocals and emotional lyricism
Maddie & Tae: Award-winning country duo known for being the third female duo to top the charts in country genre in over 70 years
Colbie Caillat: Featured on Taylor Swift’s Fearless (Taylor’s Version) album, you’ll love this Grammy-winning singer-songwriter from Calif, known for folk and pop sounds

SUNDAY, JUNE 19

Venture Boi: Birmingham metamorphic dream-pop band is rewriting what pop means in the 21st century
Harry Mack: Freestyle rapper and social media star has mastered the art of improv
Collective Soul: Rock band from Georgia with the 90s alt sound that’ll make you nostagoc for walkmans and boomboxes

Planning to attend Birmingham’s newest music fest this summer? Tag us @bhamnow and let us know.