Stephen Centanni

Since the '90s, Mobile has maintained an eager population of both mixers and mashers and the beat-hungry lovers of all things EDM. With country and jam currently dominating most local venues, Alabama Music Box's eclectic philosophy toward music is giving a group of regional DJs another EDM outlet in the Azalea City. Those brave souls who attend this event are sure to lose themselves in a powerful wave of frantic drums and monstrous bass through this weekend's Dubstep event. When the first beat drops, the crowd should expect to move well into the wee hours.

Fairhope Brewing Company's ticketed shows seem to be very popular with its patrons. These events limit the audience size while providing guaranteed seating for those in attendance.

Interstate 65 stretches from Mobile to just a little outside of Chicago. Along the way, this stretch of highway meanders through Kentucky, which serves as the birthplace of bluegrass.

A wealth of Azalea City fans will be on hand to welcome back New Orleans singer-songwriter Kristen Diable to Callaghan's Irish Social Club. For over a decade, Diable has made this Oakleigh Garden District public house a favorite performance spot.

One of the ultimate goals for a musician is to make their art a full-time business. The situation is that much sweeter when artists can dictate their movements both on and off the stage.

Brickyard Dauphin Street continues to pump out the jams in downtown Mobile. This weekend, New Orleans' Deltaphonic will be taking the stage. The creation of this band's panoramic Big Easy sound is truly a team effort in Deltaphonic. On vocals, bass and guitar, Andrew T. Weekes serves as the founder of this project as well as its core songwriter. However, Weekes' selection of bandmates is instrumental in taking the band's songs into new musical realms. Deltaphonic features two-time Grammy-nominated drummer/vocalist Trenton O'Neal on drums, guitarist Paul Provotsky and guitarist Logan Sellers.

Since opening in 1983, the Grand Mariner has become an Azalea City tradition. Both locals and tourists have flocked to this classic seafood restaurant to sample its enticing lineup of dishes.

This year's Fourth of July promises to be one for the centuries. The United States of America will be celebrating its 250th birthday. After the fireworks explode over downtown Mobile, an Azalea City native will be bringing his talents home for an electrifying display of talent on the guitar.

Band: PBE Pluto & Friends Date: Friday, July 17, with doors at 8:30 p.m. Recommended for you

Mardi Gras is a treasured Azalea City tradition that has spanned the centuries. Excelsior Brass Band is a local musical institution that has fueled the season's energy for 143 years of Mobile's celebration.