Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 Brittany Grimes is a young local singer/songwriter playing original songs along the Gulf Coast. Performs at Songwriter’s Festivals annually, honing her country/pop writing skills.

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 Award-winning, emerging Austin, Texas singer-songwriter Anna Larson brings keyboard-driven, lyric-loving soul-Americana to The Peoples Room of Mobile. Tapped as “an Austin artist worth watching” by Austin-American Statesman’s Peter Blackstock, Larson was selected as a songwriting competition winner at the 2019 Woody Guthrie Folk Festival, and has appeared on NPR Music’s “All Songs Considered”. Growing up on gospel, through years spent as a classical pianist, Larson has taken the scenic route in music. “Beauty is what I’m…

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 Mobile’s newest Celtic band, 2nd Breakfast, offers Celtic music with a funky vibe to the Peoples Room of Mobile for the first time. Their music has strong ties to Ireland, Scotland and other folk traditions mixed with eclectic grooves and unexpected twists. It’s the perfect start of the month of March! 2nd Breakfast is Andra Bohnet- flute, Rachel Nozny- flute, Andy Kruspe- percussion, Robby Gibson- Guitar

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 JD Crowe is the moderately disturbed political cartoonist for Reckon by AL.com and Alabama Media Group. His cartoons, caricatures and essays appear in the (Mobile) Press-Register, The Birmingham News, The Huntsville Times and online all the time at AL.com.

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599  Drew Blackwell is true southern boy who was raised in the heart of the black prairie in Mississippi. He first picked up the guitar at the age of fourteen and was greatly influenced by his Uncle Doug, who taught him old country and folk classics. Later, he was also mentored and inspired to write (and feel) the blues by Willie King, an Alabama blues artist. All these influences are what you will hear in his writing…

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 Ivory Noire, is an indie-rock project started by James Leprettre and David Shivers. They gained a connection when James asked David for production work and assistance in creating music for his solo self-titled project that had gained traction in his hometown of Charleston. The two realized they enjoyed creating and writing together. Together they were able to create something neither of them was capable of alone. They put together a band with other Belmont students: Max…

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 Eric Erdman is a storyteller with a life that gives him stories to write songs about. His guitar takes him around the world and he can write four songs from one break up. His lyrics are introspective but fun, quirky but accessible, profound and palatable, and they draw listeners in like old friends. With a voice that sounds like JJ Grey and James Taylor, Eric’s career began as the lead singer of the funk rock band, The Ugli…

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 Madison Grace will perform with Jared Messinger on jazz guitar. Gaston Jones in support. Madison Grace A singer/songwriter from Mobile, Alabama.  In 2017, at the age of 17, Madison released her self-written debut album, Equilibrium of Contradiction.  Floodlight, one of her songs from Equilibrium of Contradiction, won Songwriter Universe’s Best Song of the Month contest for October 2017,  and was chosen as one of the top five songs for September, 2017.  Dale Kawashima of Songwriter Universe wrote, “This song provides a good  showcase for…

Tickets $25. Tickets available on Eventbrite. Click Here to purchase Born in San Mateo, California in 1969, Lindell spent countless hours in San Francisco, soaking up the musical sounds of the city, eventually leading him to pick up first the bass and then the guitar and harmonica. With a love of music and skateboarding, Lindell formed a few punky garage bands early on while his musical horizons expanded. He listened to the deep blues of Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Jimmy…

Tickets $30. Tickets available on Eventbrite. Click here to purchase As a teenager Eaglesmith hopped a freight train to Western Canada and began writing songs and performing. Eaglesmith founded a band known as the Smokin’ Losers. He later formed a group called known as both the Flying Squirrels and the Flathead Noodlers, switching the name to represent different styles of music. The Flathead Noodlers play bluegrass, while the Flying Squirrels play more folk and rock. His first self-titled album was…

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 Based out of the small town of Nitro, West Virginia and steeped in blues and traditional folk sounds, Tony Harrah is a voice of Appalachia that begs the attention of the hardest heart string. Gritty and true, his songwriting speaks to the life of blue collar society and forgotten America. Since the 2016 and 2017 albums “Two Dollar Suit” and “Oklahoma Blues” done with the Putnam Prohibition, Harrah has been showcasing his widespread instrumental and writing…

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 Will Thompson As a fifth generation musician who grew up surrounded by walls of instruments and family members to teach him how to play them, it would seem to be a given that Will Thompson would play music for the rest of his life. And while that has proven to be the case, every path has it’s unexpected turns. At 18 years old, Will sold everything he owned and took out a loan to buy recording…

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 When Chip Herrington was 7 years old, he found an old cornet and beginner band book in the attic of his home in Columbia, Mississippi. By the end of the day he had taught himself the C scale and could play the several songs from the book. He’s been playing ever since. Chip is best known as the Trumpet player for Wet Willie (Hurricane Horns) and as Band Leader of The Mobile Big Band Society, but…

Tickets $20. Reservations 251-367-4599 “Quirky and spectacular!”- Jim Pennington Heather and the Monkey King sold out the Listening Room of Mobile at their debut show. Don’t miss your chance to hear their unique “jazzabilly” take on rock and jazz classics along with a few originals and a couple of surprises along the way. Heather and the Monkey King live at The Peoples Room of Mobile Saturday, March 21st @ 8:00 pm! Heather and the Monkey King have been thrilling audiences…

Tickets $25. Tickets available on Eventbrite. Click here to purchase Michelle Malone unplugged in Mobile at The People’s Room (formerly The Listening Room) 7pm doors, 8pm show “Equal parts badass guitar slinger and sweet songstress.” ROLLING STONE Michelle Malone’s musical roots run deep and wide like the mighty Mississippi river, twisting and turning through rock, blues, and Americana territory. Her music is influenced by the red dirt rhythms from her Georgia home – blues, soul and rock and roll. “Malone…