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General Admission (Friday, June 17) Partial Approval - $99.99

General Admission ticket to Euphonious 2 for Friday, June 17, featuring headliner Better Than Ezra, with Pat McGee Band and Birmingham native Pixellay opening. Low quantity of tickets remaining. Rain or shine.

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General Admission (Saturday, June 18) Partial Approval - $99.99

General Admission ticket to Euphonious 2 for Saturday, June 18, featuring headliner Colbie Caillat, with Maddie & Tae and Birmingham native Janet Simpson opening. Low quantity of tickets remaining. Rain or shine.

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General Admission (Sunday, June 19) Partial Approval - $99.99

General Admission ticket to Euphonious 2 for Sunday, June 19, featuring headliner Collective Soul, with YouTube sensation Harry Mack and Birmingham favorites Venture Boi opening. Low quantity of tickets remaining. Rain or shine.

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General Admission (Weekend Pass) Partial Approval - $169.99

General Admission ticket to Euphonious 2, good for the entire weekend (all three days of the festival) which includes Better Than Ezra, Maddie & Tae, Colbie Caillat, YouTube sensation Harry Mack, and Collective Soul. Low ticket quantities remaining. Rain or shine.

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Euphonious Party Square (Friday, June 17) Partial Approval - $400.00

A limited number of 10'x10' squares, for those who want a little bit of extra space, hold up to 8 people. There's only a handful of these, and they are located at the back of the event lawn. Groups purchasing Party Squares are able to bring in their own chairs and will be given their choice of squares on a first come, first served basis.

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Euphonious Party Square (Saturday, June 18) Partial Approval - $400.00

A limited number of 10'x10' squares, for those who want a little bit of extra space, hold up to 8 people. There's only a handful of these, and they are located at the back of the event lawn. Groups purchasing Party Squares are able to bring in their own chairs and will be given their choice of squares on a first come, first served basis.

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Euphonious Party Square (Sunday, June 19) Partial Approval - $400.00

A limited number of 10'x10' squares, for those who want a little bit of extra space, hold up to 8 people. There's only a handful of these, and they are located at the back of the event lawn. Groups purchasing Party Squares are able to bring in their own chairs and will be given their choice of squares on a first come, first served basis.

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VIP All-Access Admission Partial Approval - $699.99

VIP All-Access Admission to Euphonious 2 (June 17-19, Birmingham AL). This registration is used for VIP access on one particular day (not all weekend).

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Friday, 17 June 2022 5:30 PM - Sunday, 19 June 2022 10:30 PM CDT

The Birmingham Zoo, 2630, Birmingham, AL, 35223, United States.

Euphonious is Birmingham's music and technology festival.

Taking place once again on the Birmingham Zoo's multi-million-dollar Henley Park Concert Lawn - part of the Zoo's massive 2017 renovation - Euphonious 2 features headliners Better Than Ezra, Maddie & Tae, Colbie Caillat, YouTube sensation Harry Mack, and Collective Soul over a fun, memorable Father's Day weekend.

SCHEDULE

Friday, June 17

5:30 PM - Doors open

6:00 PM - Pixellay

7:00 PM - Pat McGee Band

8:30 PM - Better Than Ezra

Saturday, June 18

5:30 PM - Doors open

6:00 PM - Janet Simpson

7:00 PM - Maddie & Tae

8:30 PM - Colbie Caillat

Sunday, June 19

5:30 PM - Doors open

6:00 PM - Venture Boi

7:00 PM - Harry Mack

8:30 PM - Collective Soul

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. There are multiple events taking place Euphonious weekend in Birmingham, but all I want to do is attend the music festival at the Zoo. Where do I buy tickets?

A. Right here.

Q. Do children get in free?

A. Children age 6 and younger do get in free. Bring the family.

Q. What happens if it rains?

A. The Euphonious music festival takes place rain or shine.

Q. Why the Birmingham Zoo?

A. It's an incredible place to see a show. The multi-million-dollar renovation in 2017 funded the construction of the Henley Park Event Lawn, purpose-built for concerts. Ask anyone who attended Euphonious last year how nice it is.

Q. I want to pay for my Euphonious music festival tickets using Bitcoin. How do I do that?

A. Email us at info@euphonious.ai and we will provide you with instructions.

Q. Where is the open letter that Euphonious producer and Birmingham native Bradley Metrock wrote and published in the Birmingham News?

A. It can be read here.

Q. Last year, Euphonious mainly had "squares" where groups bought an area of the lawn together. Are you doing this again?

A. No. Euphonious uses a general admission model, like a normal concert. The squares system, for the most part, was a relic of the pandemic period.

Q. Can we bring a chair?

A. Yes, but keep in mind this is a mainly standing-room-only event.

SCHEDULE

Friday, June 17

5:30 PM - Doors open

6:00 PM - Pixellay

7:00 PM - Pat McGee Band

8:30 PM - Better Than Ezra

Saturday, June 18

5:30 PM - Doors open

6:00 PM - Janet Simpson

7:00 PM - Maddie & Tae

8:30 PM - Colbie Caillat

Sunday, June 19

5:30 PM - Doors open

6:00 PM - Venture Boi

7:00 PM - Harry Mack

8:30 PM - Collective Soul

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. There are multiple events taking place Euphonious weekend in Birmingham, but all I want to do is attend the music festival at the Zoo. Where do I buy tickets?

A. Right here.

Q. Do children get in free?

A. Children age 6 and younger do get in free. Bring the family.

Q. What happens if it rains?

A. The Euphonious music festival takes place rain or shine.

Q. Why the Birmingham Zoo?

A. It's an incredible place to see a show. The multi-million-dollar renovation in 2017 funded the construction of the Henley Park Event Lawn, purpose-built for concerts. Ask anyone who attended Euphonious last year how nice it is.

Q. I want to pay for my Euphonious music festival tickets using Bitcoin. How do I do that?

A. Email us at info@euphonious.ai and we will provide you with instructions.

Q. Where is the open letter that Euphonious producer and Birmingham native Bradley Metrock wrote and published in the Birmingham News?

A. It can be read here.

Q. Last year, Euphonious mainly had "squares" where groups bought an area of the lawn together. Are you doing this again?

A. No. Euphonious uses a general admission model, like a normal concert. The squares system, for the most part, was a relic of the pandemic period.

Q. Can we bring a chair?

A. Yes, you're welcome to bring in chairs, but keep in mind the concert is standing room only.

Event Location

The Birmingham Zoo

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Learn more aboutPixellay .

Pixellay .

Friday, June 17 - 6 PM

Birmingham's own Landon Friedman is Pixellay, a talented and rising 17-year-old electronic music producer and DJ. ?Pixellay's work has been featured on the hit TV series Ted Lasso, he has collaborated withUK pop sensation Stephen Jones (Babybird), and he has been the featured guest multiple times on Birmingham Mountain Radio. We're excited to have Pixellay kick off Euphonious 2 on Friday, June 17.

Learn more aboutPat McGee Band

Pat McGee Band

Friday, June 17 - 7 PM

A Southern rock staple, Virginia's Pat McGee Band has been lighting up stages for well over two decades.? ?Singles "Haven't Seen For A While," "Runaway," and "Rebecca" highlighted Shine, the band's major label debut. The band was a 'touring machine' for years, playing shows coast to coast and making a name for themselves with fans. ?Pat McGee Band would go on to perform for President Bill Clinton, share the stage with Fleetwood Mac, James Taylor, and The Who, and launch entertainment businesses on the strength of the band's well-earned reputation. ?Pat McGee Band opens for Better Than Ezra on Friday night, June 17, as part of Euphonious 2.

Learn more aboutBetter Than Ezra

Better Than Ezra

Friday, June 17 - 8:30 PM

When Better Than Ezra was formed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, back in 1988, little did they know their journey would include a multi-platinum album (1993's Deluxe) and a Billboard #1 hit ("Good"), among many other milestones along the way. ?With eight studio albums, a viral feature on ESPN's College GameDay, the privilege of Taylor Swift covering one of their songs live on national television, and numerous hits that have enmeshed themselves in the fabric of American culture, Better Than Ezra has carved out one remarkable career. ?We're proud to welcome them back to Birmingham as our Friday night (June 17) headliner for Euphonious 2.

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Janet Simpson

Saturday, June 18 - 6 PM

Birmingham's own Janet Simpson has been part of the Magic City's music scene for over two decades, contributing to numerous groups and honing her craft. ?Her 2021 album Safe Distance - her first solo album in over twenty years - is excellent and showcases her folksy singer/songwriter talent. Its lead single, "Nashville Girls," is as catchy as it is introspective. ?Simpson has written music for film and TV projects over the years and works in Birmingham as the director of communications and development for Crisis Center. ?We are excited to have Janet Simpson kick off Euphonious 2 on Saturday, June 18.

Learn more aboutMaddie & Tae

Maddie & Tae

Saturday, June 18 - 7 PM

Nashville duo Maddie & Tae moved separately from Texas and Oklahoma to seek success in country music, and lo and behold, they found it.? ?The fiery single "Girl In A Country Song" became only the second time in country music history that a female duo had reached number one. ?The band would reach the top of the charts again with "Die From A Broken Heart," a song deeply reminiscent of legendary country act The Judds, prior to embarking on tour opening for Carrie Underwood. ?Maddie & Tae's new album, Through The Madness Vol 1, just released and first single "Woman You Got" is now working its way up country charts. The duo opens for Colbie Caillat on Saturday, June 18, as part of Euphonious 2.

Learn more aboutColbie Caillat

Colbie Caillat

Saturday, June 18 - 8:30 PM

Colbie Caillat is a two-time Grammy award winning singer/songwriter, having sold millions of albums worldwide, whose ascension to musical superstar status is inextricably linked with modern technology. ?After some encouragement from a family friend, Caillat posted her song "Bubbly" to popular social network MySpace (remember that?), and the result was magical: millions and millions of listens and views to her page made her the #1 unsigned music artist on a brand new platform inundated with hundreds of thousands of unsigned artists. A record label bidding war began. ?Mere months later, Caillat signed to Universal and, just a short while later, her debut album Coco went platinum. ?Since then, Colbie Caillat has cemented herself in the pop music firmament by releasing a steady stream of successful songs and albums, even teaming up with Taylor Swift to co-write "Breathe." ?Saturday night, June 18, will be our welcoming of Colbie Caillat to the Magic City. We look forward to having her as a headliner for Euphonious 2.

Learn more aboutVenture Boi

Venture Boi

Sunday, June 19 - 6 PM

Birmingham's own Matt Sanderlin refers to his music as "dream pop," and we'd have to agree. As if straight from out of the 80's, Venture Boi evokes Duran Duran, Depeche Mode, and other alt-rock staples.? ?AL.com named Venture Boi single "Eden" as one of the top songs of the year in 2019, and the band embarked on a successful regional tour that would help build the band's fanbase. The outstanding local Birmingham trio kicks off Euphonious 2 on Sunday, June 19.

Learn more aboutHarry Mack

Harry Mack

Sunday, June 19 - 7 PM

Nobody has created more of a viral sensation than California's own Harry Mack, whose improvisational, uplifting brand of hip-hop has earned him millions of fans.? ?Harnessing the power of YouTube and video chat service Omegle, Mack has performed for up to ten hours extemporaneously, making up entire songs on the fly from words provided randomly to him by spectators. His unique wordplay and remarkably rare ability to think creatively on the fly has had observers liken him, on many occasions, to artificial intelligence. Having been noticed by the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Ellen Degeneres, Complex magazine, and prominent YouTube reactor NoLifeShaq, Harry Mack now verges on music stardom. The Los Angeles native opens for Collective Soul on Sunday, June 19, as part of Euphonious 2.

Learn more aboutCollective Soul

Collective Soul

Sunday, June 19 - 8:30 PM

Question: Which bands had more rock hits in the decade of the 1990's than Collective Soul? ?Answer: none. ?From humble beginnings in Atlanta writing songs originally intended to be sold to a publishing company and given to other bands, Collective Soul became rock legends over a career spanning ten studio albums, chart-topping hits, and international recognition. ?"Shine," "Breathe," "Gel," "December," "Where The River Flows," "The World I Know," "She Said" (recorded for the Scream 2 soundtrack), "Precious Declaration," "Heavy," "Run," and many other hits marked a prolific decade for the band. ?A duet with Elton John, being part of the return of Woodstock, penning the theme song for TV's American Idol, and induction into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame have rounded out a fantastic career that continues today. ?We're glad to welcome Collective Soul back to Birmingham on Sunday night, June 19, to headline Euphonious 2.

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