Blast off into Huntsville Music Month with LAUNCHPAD on Sept. 5-7

Published on August 7, 2025

Enjoy three nights of free reside music in Big Spring Park

Huntsville Music Month is making ready to blast off with the annual, free LAUNCHPAD live performance sequence on Sept. 5-7 in Big Spring Park West.

LAUNCHPAD is the official kickoff occasion to Huntsville Music Month, a celebration of Huntsville’s various and dynamic music scene all through your complete month of September. Now in its third 12 months, the sequence options three nights of high-powered performances throughout a number of genres delivered from thrilling native, regional, and nationwide artists.

“We’re proud to see LAUNCHPAD evolve into an annual tradition for music fans that shines a spotlight on Huntsville and the talent gracing our stages,” stated Huntsville Music Officer Matt Mandrella. “This weekend sets the tone for a month dedicated to music discovery, collaboration and community spirit.”

This 12 months’s LAUNCHPAD lineup presents one thing for everybody, from easy jazz to indie rock and different to Americana soul. Each evening will showcase a curated mixture of native, regional, and nationwide acts on the Huntsville Music Office stage, providing residents and guests a high-energy, family-friendly live performance expertise underneath the celebs.

Friday, Sept. 5, 6-9:30 p.m.

• Rob Aldridge & The Proponents
• J.T. Loux
• Camacho

Saturday, Sept. 6, 6-9:30 p.m.

• Billy Allen + The Pollies
• Laney Jones and the Spirits
• The Wanda Band

Sunday, Sept. 7, 5-9 p.m., Jazz within the Park

• Phil Denny
• Kayoband that includes Kelley O’Neal
• The Emily Joseph Band

The occasion is free to attend, and visitors are inspired to deliver garden chairs or blankets. Food vehicles and native distributors might be on-site all through the weekend.

Huntsville Music Month is an initiative by the City of Huntsville and the Huntsville Music Office to highlight the town’s inventive economic system and amplify alternatives for musicians, venues, music companies and followers to attach.

“Music is a part of what makes Huntsville not just a smart place, but a soulful one,” stated Mayor Tommy Battle. “LAUNCHPAD reflects our commitment to building a vibrant, welcoming music ecosystem that supports local artists and brings our community together.”

LAUNCHPAD is produced by the Huntsville Music Office with assist from Huntsville Parks and Recreation, the City’s Office of Multicultural Affairs and Downtown Huntsville, Inc.

More occasions, showcases, panels and pop-ups are deliberate all through September. Stay tuned to HuntsvilleMusic.com or the Huntsville Music Office Facebook web page.