List of concerts at Oak Mountain Amphitheater

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This is a List of concerts at Oak Mountain Amphitheater, including regular tour stops and festivals held at Oak Mountain Amphitheater, from its opening in 1986.

1980s

1986

  • July 19: Billy Ocean
  • August 15: INXS's "Listen Like Thieves" tour
  • August 22: The Bangles' "In A Different Light" tour with Mr Mister
  • September 5: R.E.M.'s "Pageantry" tour with Fetchin' Bones
  • September 28: .38 Special's "Strength in Numbers" tour with Bon Jovi
  • October 24: The Beach Boys and Roger McGuinn

1987

1988

  • June 1: The Beach Boys
  • June 3: Dwight Yoakam and The Georgia Satellites
  • July 5: Bruce Hornsby & the Range
  • July 10: Robert Plant's "Non Stop Go" tour with Cheap Trick
  • July 13: Rod Stewart
  • July 15: Chicago's "Chicago 19" tour
  • July 22: Jimmy Buffett's "Hot Water" tour
  • August 3: Dan Fogerlberg
  • August 5: Steve Winwood's "Roll With It" tour
  • August 13: Hall & Oates' "Ooh Yeah!" tour
  • August 27: Robert Palmer's "Heavy Nova" tour
  • August 30: Kenny Loggins

1989

  • April 21: Ratt, Great White, and KIX's "City to City" tour
  • May 6: Eddie Money
  • May 17: Bad Company's "Dangerous Age" tour with Vixen
  • June 25: Cinderella's "Long Cold Winter" tour with Winger and Bullet Boys
  • July 12: The Bangles' "Everything Everywhere" tour
  • July 15: "Dick Clark's American Bandstand Tour" with The Drifters, The Association, The Guess Who, and The Spinners
  • July 26: Jackson Browne's "World in Motion" tour
  • July 27: Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band's "Off to See the Lizard Tour" with The Neville Brothers
  • July 28: Drivin' n' Cryin's "Mystery Road" tour with Alex Chilton
  • July 29: Great White, Tesla, and KIX
  • August 9: Chicago
  • August 17: Little Feat and The Jeff Healey Band
  • August 18: Mike & the Mechanics "The Living Years" tour with The Outfield
  • August 25: Reba McEntire
  • August 26: The Doobie Brothers' "Cycles" tour with Henry Lee Summer
  • September 26: Stevie Nicks' "The Other Side of the Mirror" tour with The Hooters
  • October 15: The B-52's "Cosmic Tour"

1990s

1990

  • June 3: Tears for Fears' "Seeds of Love" tour
  • June 4: Chicago and Béla Fleck & the Flecktones
  • June 8: Crosby, Stills & Nash's "Live it Up" tour
  • June 11: Randy Travis and Alan Jackson
  • June 19: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble's "Power and Passion" tour with Joe Cocker
  • June 22: Squeeze and Slick Lilly
  • June 26: Chicago
  • July 4: The Allman Brothers Band's "Seven Turns" tour with Blues Traveler
  • July 6: The Temptations and The Four Tops
  • July 7: The Steve Miller Band and Lou Gramm
  • July 25: Richard Marx's "Repeat Offender" tour with Wilson Phillips
  • July 27: Santana's "Spirits Dancing in the Flesh" tour
  • July 28: Jimmy Buffett's "Jimmy's Jump Up" tour with Little Feat
  • July 31: The B-52s' "Cosmic Tour"
  • August 7: KISS' "Hot in the Shade" tour with Slaughter and Danger Danger
  • August 10: Reba McEntire and Don Williams
  • August 14: Linda Ronstadt's "Cry Like A Rainstorm" tour with The Neville Brothers
  • August 15: Bad Company's "Holy Water" tour with Damn Yankees
  • August 28: James Taylor
  • September 1: Eric Clapton's "Journeyman" tour
  • September 5: REO Speedwagon's "The Earth, a Small Man, His Dog and a Chicken" tour
  • September 7: Sawyer Brown and Pirates of the Mississippi
  • September 14: DC Talk
  • October 5: Widespread Panic
  • October 13: Randy Travis

1991

  • March 26: Nelson's "After the Rain World Tour" with House of Lords
  • April 20: Bob Dylan's "Never Ending Tour"
  • May 18: Cinderella's "Heartbreak Station Tour" with Nelson and Lynch Mob
  • May 25: Drivin' N' Cryin' and Slick Lilly
  • May 29: The Replacements' "All Shook Down" tour
  • July 10: Amy Grant's "Heart in Motion" tour
  • July 20: Andy Williams
  • July 25: Widespread Panic
  • August 2: Hank Williams Jr
  • August 7: Jimmy Buffett's "Outpost" tour
  • August 10: Steel Pulse and Jimmy Cliff
  • August 19: "Blood, Sweat & Beers Tour" with Warrant, Trixter, and FireHouse
  • August 27: The Doobie Brothers' "Brotherhood" tour with Joe Walsh
  • September 10: Bad Company's "Holy Water" tour with Damn Yankees
  • September 11: Huey Lewis & the News' "Hard at Play" tour
  • September 13: Gordon Lightfoot
  • September 21: Paul Simon's "Born at the Right Time" tour
  • September 24: Sting's "Soul Cages" tour
  • October 6: Amy Grant's "Heart in Motion" tour
  • October 8: Lynyrd Skynyrd's "1991 Tour" with The Four Horsemen
  • October 11: Randy Travis and Alan Jackson
  • October 12: Don Henley

1992

  • May 1: Peter Frampton
  • May 22: Indigo Girls
  • May 23: Paula Abdul's "Under My Spell" tour with Color Me Badd
  • May 29: "Psychotic Supper World Tour" with Tesla and FireHouse
  • June 9: Jimmy Buffett's "Recession Recess" tour
  • July 25: Little Feat and George Thorogood & the Destroyers
  • July 27: The Steve Miller Band
  • July 28: The Moody Blues' "1992 North American Tour"
  • August 6: The "H.O.R.D.E. Festival" with Blues Traveler, Widespread Panic, Spin Doctors, Aquarium Rescue Unit, and Béla Fleck & the Flecktones
  • August 22: Crosby, Stills & Nash, and Michael Hedges
  • September 5: Bonnie Raitt's "Luck of the Draw" tour with Lyle Lovett & his Large Band
  • September 11: Bob Dylan's "never Ending Tour"

1993

  • April 30: Hank Williams Jr
  • May 15: 10,000 Maniacs
  • May 22: Lynyrd Skynyrd, Drivin' n' Cryin', and Brother Cane
  • June 11: "MTV Alternative Nation" tour with Spin Doctors, Soul Asylum, and Screaming Trees
  • June 12: Foreigner
  • July 6: Glenn Frey Band featuring Joe Walsh "Party of Two Tour"
  • July 28: Kenny G.
  • July 31: Barry Manilow
  • August 15: The "H.O.R.D.E. Festival" with Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler, Col. Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit, Big Head Todd & the Monsters, Allgood, and The Samples
  • August 27: Dwight Yoakam and Suzy Bogguss
  • September 4: Kansa with Foghat, Molly Hatchet and The Georgia Satellites
  • September 8: Michael Bolton
  • September 19: Sade's "Love Deluxe" tour
  • September 21: Robert Plant's "Fate of Nations" tour
  • October 2: Raging Slab

1994

  • April 26: INXS' "Dirty Honeymoon Tour" with Material Issue
  • May 19: Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Engangered Species" tour with Ted Nugent
  • June 11: .38 Special's "Southern Spirit Tour" with The Marshall Tucker Band
  • June 28: Traffic
  • June 29: The Allman Brothers Band
  • July 8: Hank Williams Jr
  • July 20: Foreigner and The Doobie Brothers
  • July 27: Melissa Etheridge
  • August 3: The Steve Miller Band
  • August 10: James Taylor
  • August 17: Jackson Browne and John Hiatt
  • August 19: Peter Frampton
  • August 25: Brooks & Dunn
  • September 30: Widespread Panic, The Grapes, and Freddy Jones Band
  • October 2: Drivin' n' Cryin'
  • October 15: Phish "Fall Tour 1994" with the Dave Matthews Band

1995

  • April 28: The Allman Brothers Band with Gravy
  • May 20: Rusted Root's "When I Woke" tour with Toad the Wet Sprocket and Catfish Jenkins
  • May 25: Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers "Dogs with Wings" tour with Taj Mahal
  • June 20: Queensrÿche's "The Road to the Promised Land" tour with Type O Negative
  • June 27: Boston's "Livin' for You" tour
  • June 28: Earth, Wind & Fire's "North American Tour 1995"
  • July 3: Amy Grant
  • July 13–14: Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Engangered Species" tour with Hank Williams Jr and Tesla
  • July 19: White Zombie's "Astro Creep: 2000" tour with Kyuss and Babes in Toyland
  • July 28: Dave Matthews Band's "Summer 1995 Tour" with Dionne Farris
  • August 13: Mary Chapin Carpenter and The Mavericks
  • August 18: George Jones and Tammy Wynette
  • August 28: Sheryl Crow and The Rembrandts
  • September 1: Hootie & the Blowfish's "Cracked Rear View" tour
  • September 8: George Jones and Tammy Wynette
  • September 23: Widespread Panic with Joan Osborne and Gravy
  • October 14: Kansas' "Freaks of Nature" tour with Molly Hatchet and The Georgia Satellites

1996

  • April 26: Matchbox Twenty
  • April 27: Hank Williams Jr with The Charlie Daniels Band and The Marshall Tucker Band
  • May 3: The Allman Brothers Band with Jupiter Coyote
  • May 10: Ozzy Osbourn's "Retirement Sucks" tour with Type O Negative and Sepultura
  • June 28: Widespread Panic
  • July 3: "War of the Gargantuans" tour with Pantera, White Zombie, and Eyehategod
  • July 17: The "H.O.R.D.E. Festival" with Blues Traveler, Lenny Kravitz, Rusted Root, Taj Mahal, Leftover Salmon, Medeski, Martin & Wood, Super 8, and the Freddy Jones Band
  • July 28: Def Leppard's "Slang" tour with Tripping Daisy
  • August 20: Dwight Yoakam and David Ball
  • August 22: Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company
  • August 26: James Taylor
  • September 9: Dave Matthews Band's "Summer 1996" tour and Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals
  • October 4: Wynonna Judd with BlackHawk

1997

  • April 26: X-Fest I with Squirrel Nut Zippers, Drivin' n' Cryin', Fleming & John, K's Choice, Ben Folds Five, and Better Than Ezra
  • April 28: No Doubt's "Tragic Kingdom" tour with Cake and Vandals
  • April 29: Santana's "1997 USA & Caribbean Tour"
  • May 3: Widespread Panic with Cowboy Mouth
  • May 6: ZZ Top's "Mean Rhythm Global Tour"
  • May 7: Stone Temple Pilots and Cheap Trick
  • May 17: "Blues & BBQ"
  • July 1: The Allman Brothers Band
  • July 5: Lynyrd Skynyrd and Paul Rodgers
  • July 16: Barry Manilow
  • August 19: Earth, Wind & Fire's " In the Name of Love Tour 1997" with Graham Central Station, Teena Marie, and Sinbad
  • August 23: The Wallflowers' "Bringing Down the Horse Tour 1997" with Counting Crows
  • August 30: James Taylor
  • September 16: 311's "Transistor" tour with Fishbone
  • September 29: Live and Luscious Jackson
  • October 17: Indigo Girls and Terri Binion
  • October 25: Ben Folds Five, Seven Mary Three, Lazlo Bane, and Edwin McCain

1998

  • April 24: X-Fest II
  • April 30: Foo Fighters' "The Colour and the Shape" tour
  • May 30: Delbert McClinton
  • June 4: Tom Jones
  • June 29: Stevie Nicks' "Enchanted" tour with Boz Scaggs
  • July 10: 107.7 The X "Hotter than Heck Hoedown"
  • July 11: Lynyrd Skynyrd and .38 Special
  • July 15: Chicago
  • July 23–24: Widespread Panic, G. Love & Special Sauce, Galactic, and Guster
  • July 30–31: Matchbox Twenty and Angie Aparo
  • August 7: Our Lady Peace's "Clumsy Tour" with Third Eye Blind
  • August 18: Dave Matthews Band's "Summer 1998" tour
  • August 20: Blues Traveler with Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals, Fastball, and Barenaked Ladies
  • August 22: Fuel's "Sunburn" tour with Finger Eleven
  • August 28: Creed, Fuel, and Finger Eleven
  • September 26: "X-Tival 1998" with Heather Nova and The Urge

1999

  • March 10: Blues & BBQ with The Fabulous Thunderbirds and Tab Benoit
  • April 13: DC Talk's "Supernatural Tour" with Jennifer Knapp
  • April 27: Everclear, The C. Gibbs Group and The Mayfield Four
  • May 14: The Beach Boys and Creedence Clearwater Revisited
  • May 20–21: X-Fest III with My Friend Steve, Mr Henry, Marvelous 3, Citizen King, Train, BR5-49, and Collective Soul
  • July 9: Journey and Foreigner
  • July 23: Chicago and The Doobie Brothers
  • July 29: "Summers Sessions Tour" with The String Cheese Incident, Galactic, Gov’t Mule, and Moe
  • August 8: The Dixie Chicks "A Place in the Sun" tour
  • August 12: Barenaked Ladies' "A Barenaked Summer's Night" tour
  • August 14: Hank Williams Jr
  • August 15: Styx' "Brave New World" tour with REO Speedwagon and Big People
  • August 21: Hootie & the Blowfish with Vertical Horizon and Shades Apart
  • August 24: Steve Poltz
  • September 3: The Allman Brothers Band with Lucinda Williams
  • September 23: "The Science of Things Tour" with Bush, Oleander, and Virgo's Merlot
  • September 24–25: Widespread Panic
  • September 28: Phish
  • October 2: Vince Gill
  • October 9: "X-Tival 1999" with Live, Stroke 9, Cyclefly, Marvelous 3, and Jimmie's Chicken Shack

2000s

2000

  • May 15: X-Fest IV with Filter, 3 Doors Down, Guster, Our Lady Peace, and Tonic
  • August 11–13: Widespread Panic
  • August 20: Kid Rock's "History of Rock" tour with David Allan Coe and Uncle Kracker
  • October 3: Don Henley's "Inside Job Tour"
  • October 13: "Beaner and Ken's Birthday Bash" with Stone Temple Pilots
  • October 27: Counting Crows and Live

2001

  • April 11: X-Fest V with 3 Doors Down, Fuel, Our Lady Peace, and Oleander
  • April 21: 98 Degrees' "Heat It Up Tour" with Dream and Debelah Morgan
  • April 28: Brooks & Dunn's "Neon Circus Tour" with Keith Urban, Montgomery Genrty, Toby Keith, Cletus T. Judd, and Mike Walker
  • May 1: Lynyrd Skynyrd
  • May 9: Dave Matthews Band and Soulive
  • May 30: "Glam Slam Metal Jam" with Poison and Warrant
  • June 15: The Allman Brothers Band and Deep Banana Blackout
  • June 19: Journey's "Arrival Tour" with Peter Frampton, and John Waite
  • July 21: "Classic Rock 99.5 Rockfest 2001" with .38 Special, the Georgia Satellites, and Molly Hatchet
  • July 27–29: Widespread Panic
  • August 1: "Back to School Tour" with Godsmack, Deftones, Puddle of Mudd, and From Zero
  • August 29: Matchbox Twenty, Train, and Seven Mary Three
  • August 31: Lynyrd Skynyrd
  • October 5: "B. B. King Blues Festival" with B. B. King, Buddy Guy, John Hiatt, and the Tommy Castro Band
  • October 22: Disturbed, Drowning Pool, Stereomud, Adema and Systematic

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

  • May 27: "The Redneck Revolution Tour" with Gretchen Wilson and Trace Adkins
  • June 6: Nine Inch Nails "With Teeth" tour, with Bauhaus
  • July 26: John Fogerty and Willie Nelson & Family
  • August 17: Def Leppard, REO Speedwagon, and Tesla
  • August 19: Hootie & the Blowfish, Better than Ezra, and Michael Warren
  • August 26: "KC's Boogie Blast" with KC & the Sunshine Band, Gloria Gaynor, Tavares, and Sister Sledge
  • September 30: Bonnie Raitt and Keb' Mo'

2007

  • April 24: The Fray and Aqualung
  • May 18: "The Charlie Daniels Band Volunteer Jam" with The Charlie Daniels Band, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Outlaws
  • June 20: Styx and REO Speedwagon
  • June 21: Toby Keith's "Big Dog Daddy" tour
  • July 4: Kid Rock

2008

2009

  • April 20: Dave Matthews Band with Old Crow Medicine Show
  • May 8: 3 Doors Down and Staind
  • May 20: Chicago
  • June 25: Sugarland, Billy Currington, and Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers
  • August 18: Nickelback, Papa Roach, Hinder, and Saving Abel
  • September 28: Blink-182, Fall Out Boy, All-American Rejects, and Asher Roth
  • October 13: Stone Temple Pilots, Disturbed, and 3 Doors Down

2010s

2010

  • September 3: Rockstar Uproar Tour with Disturbed, Avenged Sevenfold, Stone Sour, Halestorm, Hellyeah, Hail to the Villain, Airbourne, and New Medicine
  • September 30: Sugarland, Little Big Town, and Randy Montana

2011

2012

  • April 26: Title Fight, Rise Against, and A Day to Remember
  • May 10: New Edition
  • May 17: Jason Aldean, Lauren Alaina, and Luke Bryan
  • June 21: Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker, and Thompson Square
  • July 14: Miranda Lambert, Bottletree, and Thomas Rhett
  • July 20: Tyga, Future, and Ca$h Out
  • July 31: "The Tour" with KISS, Mötley Crüe, and The Treatment
  • August 24: Phish
  • August 27: Journey, Loverboy, and Pat Benatar
  • October 6: Miranda Lambert and Thomas Rhett

2013

2014

2015

  • April 24: Bixel Boys
  • May 2: "Prepare for Hell Tour" with Slipknot and Hatebreed
  • May 30: Florida Georgia Line's "Anything Goes Tour" with Thomas Rhett and Frankie Ballard
  • June 3: Train's "Picasso at the Wheel" tour with Matt Nathanson
  • June 27: Def Leppard, Styx, and Tesla
  • July 17: 103.7's "Just Show Up Show" with Echosmith
  • July 18: Dierks Bentley, Canaan Smith, Kip Moore, and Maddie & Tae
  • July 31: Toby Keith, Colt Ford, Chris Jansen, and Montgomery Gentry
  • August 7: Paris Blohm
  • August 14: Chase Bryant, Tim McGraw, and Billy Currington
  • September 1: Chris Brown, Kid Ink, Omarion, Fetty Wap, and Teyana Taylor
  • September 3: Sam Hunt, Lady Antebellum, and Hunter Hayes
  • September 17: Van Halen and Kenny Wayne Shepherd
  • October 8: Alt-J and San Fermin

2016

  • April 19: Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band's "Workin' N' Playin'" tour
  • May 4: Disturbed, Rob Zombie, Pop Evil, and Sixx:A.M.
  • May 24: Dave Matthews Band
  • June 2: Doobie Brothers, Dave Mason, and Journey
  • June 25: Brantley Gilbert, Justin Moore, and Colt Ford
  • July 16: Ben Rector, Nick Fradiani, Daya, and Bebe Rexha
  • July 22: 5 Seconds of Summer's "Sounds Live Feels Live" tour with Hey Violet and One Ok Rock
  • July 23: "The High Road Summer Tour" with Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa, Jhené Aiko, Casey Veggies, Kevin Gates, and DJ Drama
  • August 17: Def Leppard, REO Speedwagon, and Tesla
  • September 16: Zac Brown Band and Drake White & The Big Fire
  • September 20: "Rock Hall Three for All" tour with Heart, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, and Cheap Trick
  • October 7: Korn, Breaking Benjamin, Motionless In White, and Silver Snakes

2017

2018

  • April 8: Asia
  • May 19: Willie Nelson and Alison Krauss
  • July 3: "Monolith Tour" with Welshly Arms, Walk The Moon, and Thirty Seconds to Mars
  • July 7: Rich the Kid and Chris Brown
  • July 13: Collective Soul, 3 Doors Down, and Soul Asylum
  • July 28: Counting Crows, Live, and Boom Forest
  • August 2: Pentatonix and Echosmith
  • August 10: The Cult, Bush, Stone Temple Pilots, and The Dirty Hooks
  • August 14: Wiz Khalifa, Rae Sremmurd, and Lil Skies
  • August 31: Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hank Williams Jr, Blackberry Smoke, and the Marshall Tucker Band
  • October 25: Lynyrd Skynyrd and Hank Williams Jr

2019

2020s

2020

2021

2022

  • May 14: Breaking Benjamin's "Spring Tour 2024" with Seether, Starset, and Lacey Sturm
  • July 28: Matchbox Twenty and The Wallflowers
  • August 3: Disney's "Encanto - The Sing Along"
  • August 12: Cody Jinks, Clint Black, and Ward Davis
  • August 18: "Raised Up Right Tour" with Luke Bryan, AJ Mitchell, Ashley Cook, and Mitchell Tenpenny
  • August 31: OneRepublic, Needtobreathe, and Amy Allen
  • September 1: Korn, Evanescence, and Dana Dentata
  • September 2: Michael McDonald
  • September 16: Alanis Morissette and Meg Myers
  • September 25: Zac Brown Band and Robert Randolph & the Family Band
  • September 29: ZZ Top and Jeff Beck
  • October 7: Pit Bull, Sean Paul, and Iggy Azalea

2023

  • April 29: Robert Plant, Allison Krauss, and JD McPherson
  • May 17: Godsmack and I Prevail
  • June 1: "Hot Summer Nights 2023 Tour" with TLC, Shaggy, En Vogue, and Sean Kingston
  • June 16: Foo Fighters
  • June 18: James Taylor & His All-Star Band
  • June 27: Matchbox Twenty's "Slow Dream Tour" with Matt Nathanson
  • August 1: Big Time Rush's "Cant Get Enough Tour"
  • August 19: "Summer Block Party" with Jodeci, SWV, and Dru Hill
  • September 16: Nickelback's "Get Rollin' Tour" with Brantley Gilbert and Austin Snell
  • October 15: "Outlaw Music Festival" with Willie Nelson, The Avett Brothers, Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs, Elizabeth Cook, and Particle Kid
  • November 2: Peso Pluma

2024

  • May 5: Hozier's "Unreal Unearth Tour" with Allison Russell
  • May 15: Staind's "The Tailgate Tour" with Seether, Tim Montana, and Saint Asonia
  • June 11: 21 Savage
  • July 26: "Summer Camp with Trucks Tour" with Hootie & the Blowfish, Collective Soul, and Edwin McCain
  • July 28: "The Summer Gods Tour 2024" with Third Eye Blind, Yellowcard, and Arizona
  • August 1: "Can't Get Enough Tour" with Big Time Rush, MAX, and Jax
  • August 9: Limp Bizkit's "Loserville 2024" tour with Xavier Wulf, Eddy Baker, and Bones
  • August 14: "Summer of '99" tour with Creed, 3 Doors Down, and Finger Eleven
  • August 16: "Summer Road Trip 2024" with Train and Yacht Rock Revue
  • August 27: Stone Temple Pilots, Live, Soul Asylum, and Our Lady Peace
  • October 15: Post Malone's "F-1 Trillion Tour" with The Fools for You and Muscadine Bloodline
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