A well known, Grammy Award-winning Shoals artist, a Birmingham entrepreneur, a Montgomery rhythm and blues pioneer, and a Grammy-winning film and television composer will be inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame in January. Elton B. Stephens, a businessman born in Barbour County who was instrumental in the rebirth of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra.

The Alabama Symphony Youth Orchestra is scheduled to make its annual appearance at the mall Sunday, Dec. 8.

The Alabama Symphony Orchestra will present the 2019 Symphonic Holiday Celebration on Friday, Dec. 6, at 7 p.m. at Thompson High School’s Performing Arts Center.

Alabama Symphony Youth Orchestra’s Kevin Fitzgerald wants you to come to a free concert Nov. 16. 5 reasons why.

At this show, you’ll see the Alabama Symphony Orchestra playing the original film score live while watching the full movie on the big screen. How cool is that? It’s at 7PM on October 25 at Samford’s Wright Center. Tickets start at $15. Use code GHOSTNOW and get 25% off your tickets

Kids and adults on the autism spectrum should be able to enjoy a concert like anyone else. For the third year the Alabama Symphony Orchestra will present All the Stars in the Sky, a Sensory Friendly Concert on Sunday, September 22 (3PM) at UAB’s Alys Stephens Center.

The greeting card worthy Hallmark Farm in north Jefferson County has officially been taken over by the Hallmark Farms Cooperative, a group of local governments who bought the property with plans to redevelop. But what will happen to the picturesque barn and home on the farm? (You’ve seen it on your left as you travel Interstate 65 North in Jefferson County.) Officials promise they’re not going anywhere.

Hear some of Broadway’s favorite songs played by the ASO featuring the Leading Ladies of Birmingham. Find out what to expect below and how you can win a pair of tickets to the entire series of POPS! events – that’s 8 concerts!

The Alabama Symphony Orchestra is gearing up for the 2019 Maestro’s Ball.

Search your closets, attics, basements and storage units. If you’ve got kids, there might be some old instruments hanging around, formerly used for band practice or orchestra lessons. Instead of letting them collect dust, why not donate the instruments to students in need?