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Alabama Shakes Perform Bluesy Rock at Soho Sessions
Alabama Shakes deliver intimate bluesy rock performance at New York's Soho Sessions with a 2015 hit.
In brief
Alabama Shakes deliver intimate bluesy rock performance at New York's Soho Sessions with a 2015 hit. Alabama Shakes recorded a new album after a 2024 Tuscaloosa benefit show reunion. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
Alabama Shakes Perform Bluesy Rock
Alabama Shakes set the tone for the season with an intimate bluesy rock performance at New York's Soho Sessions.
New Album in Progress
The band recorded their first album in more than a decade after a 2024 Tuscaloosa benefit show reunion.
2015 Hit Performance
Rolling Stone exclusively shows the band's 2015 hit 'Gimme All Your Love' directed by Ehud Lazin.
Brittany Howard Leads Performance
Brittany Howard commanded the performance with resounding focus, leading on guitar.
“So much is going on/But you can always come around/Why don’t you sit with me, for just a little while?/Tell me, what’s wrong?”
Reunion Show Rekindled Album Plans
Howard called the band for a secret appearance after a 2024 Tuscaloosa benefit show.
Album Recorded After Reunion
The band recorded a new album after rehearsing old songs they hadn't played in years.
“We should play some more shows. You should listen to more demos that I have. We should record.”
What to remember
Alabama Shakes recorded a new album after a 2024 Tuscaloosa benefit show reunion.
