Alabama Shakes have announced a U.S. tour for the summer.The headlining outing launches July 24 in Tacoma, Washington, and wraps up Sept. 25 in Santa Barbara, California.Presales begin March 9 at 10 ...

Hold on! Brittany Howard and the Alabama Shakes are joining a packed April concert lineup at The Adderley Amphitheater in 2026. Leon County and Scott Carswell Present announced in a press release Dec.

Alabama Shakes returned with their first new single since 2015 — and first tour since 2017 — last year, and now they've ...

Performances on "Letterman," "Conan" and "SNL." Four Grammy Awards. Global superstardom. Then in 2018 … indefinite hiatus.

Alabama Shakes will make their Tanglewood debut Sept. 5 with special guest Mavis Staples as part of the 2026 Popular Artist Series. Tickets go on sale March 13.

Tanglewood's 2026 Popular Artist Series will feature a performance by blues rock band Alabama Shakes.

The Grind City Amp has announced its first show, with Grammy Award-winning band Alabama Shakes set to play a concert at the new venue on April 22. Grind City Amp has been ramping up construction ...

Alabama Shakes are back and they just gave fans their fill of live music, as they just wrapped up a tour. To mark the occasion, they have shared a video from their Red Rocks Amphitheatre concert, of ...

Alabama Shakes will perform in Tuscaloosa on June 12 at the Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater. The band, which went on hiatus, recently reunited and released its first new single in a decade. Frontwoman ...

It's set to be a huge spring for millennial concert fans, and Holland Project is set to be the epicenter. Here's who's heading to Reno.

After going on hiatus in 2018, the Southern Rock band Alabama Shakes went their own ways. Lead singer Brittany Howard focused on a solo career while bassist Zac Cockrell and guitarist Heath Fogg ...

There aren't many bands who can roll into town before their first album is released and sell out the 300-seat State Room, but the Alabama Shakes did just that Thursday night.---... There aren't many ...