Magic City Flow Fest announces new location change

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(Magic City Flow Fest)
(Magic City Flow Fest)

Today, the organizers of Magic City Flow Fest—the new hip-hop festival featuring Kevin Gates, Sexyy Red and more—announced a venue change for the upcoming festival.

Originally set at historic Legion Field, “The South’s Biggest Hip Hop Show” will now take place at Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark on Saturday, October 18.

Magic City Flow Fest coming to Sloss Furnaces in October

(Magic City Flow Fest)
(Magic City Flow Fest)

Announced on April 18, Magic City Flow Fest is a brand new hip-hop festival created by the organizers of Furnace Fest and Iron Hills Country Music Festival.

“We’re thrilled to bring Birmingham an incredible day of hip hop with Magic City Flow Fest. 

Partnering with the City on this event makes it even more special. The lineup is stacked with some of the biggest names in the game, and it’s the perfect way to kick off Magic City Classic Week. 

We can’t wait to celebrate the culture, the music, and the energy of this city.”

Johnny Grimes, Co-founder, Magic City Flow Fest

The lineup is stacked with popular hip-hop artists, including:

  • Kevin Gates
  • Sexyy Red
  • Anycia
  • Chophead
  • Flo Milli
  • Haarper 
  • London On Da Track
  • Murda Beatz
  • Paul Wall
  • Rick Ross
  • Waka Flocka Flame
  • Ying Yang Twins
  • Young Nudy

Originally, Magic City Flow Fest was slated to be held at Legion Field; today, the organizers announced that the festival will be held at Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark. According to the announcement, the location change will allow for additional vendors, two stages and opportunities to showcase local talent from Birmingham.

Magic City Flow Fest will be the third festival organized by Iron Hills Productions to take place in October:

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Nathan Watson
Nathan Watson

Senior Content Producer + Photographer

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