Birmingham Zydeco Cajun Club
Join us on August 28th for a “Special Event” the free BZCC Birthday Bash (Music! Cake! Giveaways!) to celebrate our first year of holding Cajun/Creole/Zydeco music events in Birmingham.
Birmingham Zydeco Cajun Club (“BZCC”) Members and Friends will gather for a FREE Meetup, Music & Jam in the side room of True Story Brewing for Cajun/Creole/Zydeco music on the 4th Thursday of the month. Members of Birmingham’s Swamp Poppas band join us when they are able. All musicians are welcome and encouraged to bring their instruments and join in a casual jam. Dancers are encouraged to bring friends that dance. We will stream music before/after the jam. True Story Brewing has a full bar, food and space to gather.
Tickets: $20
Advanced General Admission Available are now on sale!
Will Call Tickets via the BZCC Website (HERE) on the "Shop BZCC" Page
Physical tickets available via Fred: [email protected] or 205-208-9797 (call/text)
Watch Blackcat Zydeco perform LIVE
Dwight Carrier, popularly known as “The Black
Cat,” is one of the most exciting Zydeco musicians
around. Dwight grew up in the small town of Church
Point, Louisiana, deeply rooted in the “Carrier”
family tradition, where music is both a passion and
a way of life. Dwight has a unique style that infuses
zydeco, with blues, country and R&B and produces
a high-energy performance and infectious fun.
“When Black Cat’s in town, everybody party down!”
More Information:
Tickets are now on sale!
E-Tickets via the Woodlawn Theatre website (HERE) or www.woodlawntheatrebham.com
Will Call Tickets via the BZCC Website (HERE) on the "Shop BZCC" Page
Physical tickets available via Fred: [email protected] or 205-208-9797 (call/text)
Watch Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble perform LIVE! “It’s Alright”
After leaving the audience at the 2025 Birmingham Folk Festival wanting more, Curley Taylor and his band, Zydeco Trouble, will return to Birmingham on Friday, October 17th, and take the stage at the Woodlawn Theatre at 8pm!
Curley Taylor and the band hail from the heart of Creole country in Louisiana. Curley's soulful, bluesy vocals and the band's hard driving zydeco beat blend to create their unique style of zydeco and blues that keeps audiences dancing. It's always a party when Zydeco Trouble comes to town.
Louisiana native Curley Taylor has been around music all his life. Born into a musical family, drums were Curley's first instrument when he began his professional career at age 16 by playing drums in his father's band, Jude Taylor and the Burning Flames, a band deep in Louisiana Blues, Soul and Zydeco. At a young age, Curley had played drums with some of Louisiana's musical legends, including: CC Adcock, Steve Riley, John Hart, "L'il" Bob and the Lollipops, and his uncles, "L'il" Buck Senegal and Wayne "Blue" Burns. He toured with CJ Chenier, son of Clifton Chenier (aka the "King of Zydeco"), who is a Zydeco legend in his own right. While traveling with CJ Chenier's band, Curley became interested in playing the accordion, learned to play, and formed Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble in 2003.
The band tours extensively throughout the US, playing festivals and clubs from New York to San Diego and from Florida to Seattle. Recently, Curley played accordion to accompany Jon Cleary on the song “I’m on the Wonder” on the album, “A Tribute to the King of Zydeco,” to honor the legacy of Clifton Chenier, and Curley played rubboard on the song from the same album performed by the Rolling Stones, “Zydeco Sont Pas Salés,” released as a single on June 25, 2025, which would have been Clifton Chenier’s 100th birthday.
More Information:
Get fit with a Zydeco beat!
Instruction by Libby
The Magnolia Ballroom
2198 Columbiana Rd Suite 100
Birmingham AL 35216
Every Thursday, 5:30 PM
$10
Meetup: BZCC Cajun/Creole/Zydeco Music & Jam
When: 4th Thursday of every month (6:30 - 8:30 PM)
Where: True Story Brewing Company https://www.facebook.com/truestorybrewing
5510 Crestwood Blvd, Birmingham, AL 35212
Description: Birmingham Zydeco Cajun Club ("BZCC") Members and Friends will meet in the side room of True Story Brewing (which has a sound system and room to dance) for Cajun/Creole/Zydeco music on the 4th Thursday of every month. Members of Birmingham’s Swamp Poppas band join when they are able. All musicians are welcome and encouraged to bring their instruments and join in a casual Jam. Dancers are encouraged to bring friends that dance. We will stream music before/after the Jam. True Story Brewing has a full bar, food and space to gather. Please join us!
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