Riley Green's Duckman Jam at Flora-Bama

Hangout Music Festival happens every year just up the road from Flora-Bama in Gulf Shores, Alabama on the gorgeous white sandy beaches of Alabama's coastline. The festival spans three days, May 17th - 19th and brings thousands of music enthusiasts to the area to enjoy more than 60 acts on multiple stages over the weekend. For people in town for the festival, Flora-Bama is only a short ten minute drive or ride from the festival site where concert goers can come and enjoy a daytime pontoon or jet ski rental by booking at fishflorabama.com , dine with us at any three of our on site eateries.... Flora-Bama Yacht Club, Flora-Bama Ole River Grill or Flora-Bama Oyster Bar or listen to live music on any of our six stages. Check out our live music schedule each day here. Flora-Bama opens daily at 10am and stays open through 2:30am, so whether you stop by and see us before, during or after the festival, it's the perfect compliment to a music festival weekend filled with toes in the sand, sunshine, and dancing.

2024 marked the 40th Annual Interstate Mullet Toss at Flora-Bama. This annual event is always the last full weekend in April and sparks a tradition for many to throw a fish from Florida towards Alabama on the gorgeous white sandy beaches behind the world famous Flora-Bama. The toss spans over the three day weekend with categories for all ages and male and female. The course extends 200ft and this year the longest toss was thrown by John Barbato measuring at 172 feet 2 inches. Now that's a throw! Over 45 bands played on the bar's stages throughout the weekend and the crowds came out to support this celebratory weekend. Over 2000 fish were thrown this year which allowed Flora-Bama to raise upwards of $30,000 for local charities. On Saturday, some special guests came to support the event from the University of Alabama including - Alabama Head Football Coach Kalen DeBoer, Alabama Head Basketball Coach Nate Oats, and Alabama football players Jalen Milroe, Malachi Moore, Ryan Anderson, and Jake Coker. The event is