Acoustic rock singer-songwriter Bryan Bielanski to perform in Birmingham over Independence Day weekend – The Crimson White

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Bryan Bielanski is a rock musician who will be playing at Cahaba Brewing Company in Birmingham.

Bryan Bielanski, a musician who describes himself as a “child born of Nirvana and the Beatles”, performs live at Cahaba Brewing Company in Birmingham at noon on July 6.

Bielanski is an acoustic rock singer-songwriter from Charlotte, North Carolina who has been performing since he was a teenager. He described his music as a mix of rock, country and folk. The Beatles also greatly influenced his music and his favorite song is “In my life.”

“I like my concerts to just be a break from whatever trouble or stress people might be going through,” Bielanski said.

His most recent album, “Bryan’s Super Happy Fun Time, Vol. 3,” composes songs inspired by travel, love and pop culture. The name of the album comes from his desire to spread the message of gratitude and kindness.

“There are a lot of problems, but if everyone took the time to be grateful for the things they have and took some time to show kindness to other people, then the whole world would be a better place Bielanski said.

The album includes “Rock the Library USA,” a fun and catchy solo that Bielanski said was his favorite thing he produced.

Bielanski’s main motivation behind the show is to connect with people and get to know his audience, who he said are drawn to the energy and intensity of his rock-heavy music.

“There’s no substitute for a personal connection you can make with people in person,” Bielanski said.

His favorite show was the Thanksgiving Day Parade in his hometown, which Bielanski said had 130,000 people.

“(It was) by far the biggest crowd I’ve ever played to, and I was actually on a float with some animatronic dinosaurs. So it was quite an interesting show. I definitely like to find something very special and very unique at every show,” said Bielanski.

In total, he has performed in Europe, Asia, Central America, and throughout the United States.

As a musician whose album “United States of America Angwish” peaked at #89 on the CMJ weighted charts, Bielanski’s advice to new artists was pretty simple: Work hard and don’t quit.

“Stay positive no matter what. If someone is rude to you or says they don’t like your music, don’t let that put you off because not everyone is going to like what you do all the time,” said Bielanski.

Tickets for the show are available at Bielanski’s website.