Outlaw Music Festival Tickets

drove over from Atlanta, first time at Oak Mountain--all the other Live Nation amphitheaters I've been to have at least some portion covered, that would have been nice as it rained. Restrooms are very old, seats very old...just could use a facelift.

Having enjoyed seeing Willie for many years, I am amazed at the continued excellence of his performance! The warm up acts were fair to good, but Willie is well worth the experience. I just hope that if I make it to 90 y/o, I can still function at his level of awesomeness!

The one thing that stood out to me about the beverage selection was that it was basically the same everywhere. I will say I did not visit every one of them but the ones I did visit, the selection could have been much better. Also, the prices were well above what I have paid in other venues and they expected tips for service so it made for an expensive evening. Birmingham has many local breweries and they could/should be represented in Birmingham entertainment. Not only would some healthy competition open up, the variety would vastly improve. There was only one IPA offered and some domestic beers. This local beverage diversity could improve greatly if the venue reached out to multiple vendors instead of just one.

Womderful concert! Was not familiar with ‘friends’. came to see Willie. Willie was great, but so were his ‘friends’. Only problem was that it was cold.

Sound was awful throughout each act. The monitors did not provide any close up shots of the musicians and so were worthless. Crowd was ignorant and talked through the sets of musicians. Lines for concessions were overly long causing unnecessary delays. Parking was poorly marked and signed, leaving first time customers like us to wonder about correct walking route to event.

The outlaw festival was an awesome experience. I would do it next year for sure.

I really enjoyed the event! However the amount of alcohol that was consumed was crazy! There was an altercation with people behind us . There really needs to be a limit on the drinks! I pray everyone made it home safely!

I was very disappointed in the concert as a whole. Bankplus Amphitheater made improvements to their facility but what they did to the lawn section is horrible. They took away the grassy area and the ability way to bring chairs to sit in. They left patrons with small artificial turf knolls, that once you sat down, you couldn't see the stage, because of the seats in front of you. The concert started at 4:50 and at 9:15, we left because Willie Nelson had yet to come on to the stage.

Concert was great . Handicap parking was down the street at the ball fields 1/4 mile away.

First time at the venue , so wasn't sure on the parking situation . The walk to the show was absolutely ridiculous , they need a shuttle or a drop off spot for elderly and handicapped

This was one of the best concerts I have ever attended. Willie was fantastic. Can’t believe he’s still touring at 90! It was our second time to see him and he didn’t disappoint. The Avett Brothers put on a fantastic show. So energetic. The venue was great.

We enjoyed Elisabeth Cook, really enjoyed Govt. Mule, and loved Willie Nelson! The Avett Brothers were just not that exciting to us. Almost every song sounded the same. Not into that style of “new country!”

First time going to Bankplus. The entertainment was awesome ! Clean bathrooms. Food prices not bad at all. I loved this show so much. Great bands. And of course Willie Nelson was the best

Great venue very relaxing environment! Willie Nelson was great as expected. My husband and I left with a new favorite band. The Avett Brothers were AMAZING!

The festival was great. Loved all the singers/bands before Willie, but it was truly awesome to see Willie himself up on that stage. Great performance.

Willie was great, and the venue was great too. Sound was in point

Willie started out a little rough but found his groove quickly. His band was excellent at flowing with him and harmonizing, and the song choice included so many classics as well as fun songs I hadn’t heard. There were four warm up acts. The first was a guy who also played & sang with Willie. He was good, as was the female vocalist whose band followed him. Third was a band I was less impressed with; they sounded like a garage jam, not bad but not great and not really serious. His final warmup band was the Avett Brothers. They were spectacular - just excellent on every song.

Only saw the last two acts but they were great. If you haven’t seen the Avett Brothers, you should and who doesn’t love Willie. He may have lost a step but you can’t even compare him to most guys his age because there aren’t any.

I thought it was kinda boring. Got to say I have seen Willie Nelson though

Anytime one has the opportunity to see Willie perform live….. it’s a completely indescribable and completely moving experience. As a native Texan….. Willie is King in Texas. My friend and I traveled from Texas to Mississippi to see him perform at 90 years old. We will never forget it and can only hope we have the chance to see him again.