From Rolling Stone · Charisma Madarang · · 1m 10s
Brittany Howard Protests ICE at Ohana Festival
Brittany Howard urges Americans to protect each other during ICE raids.
In brief
Brittany Howard urges Americans to protect each other during ICE raids. Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes called for mutual support amid ICE raids at Ohana Festival. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
Brittany Howard at Ohana Festival
Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes performed at Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California on Sept. 26, 2026.
Howard Wears ICE OUT Pin
Howard wore a billowing white gown and an "ICE OUT" pin attached to her guitar strap.
Howard Calls for Solidarity
Howard urged people to risk their lives and protect communities during ICE raids.
Howard's Message on Hope
Howard said, "I was thinking about people who risk their life, living to protect each other, protect their communities, protect their neighbors, protect our rights, and when I see that, it gives me hope for our future."
“I was thinking about people who risk their life, living to protect each other, protect their communities, protect their neighbors, protect our rights, and when I see that, it gives me hope for our future.”
Howard's Call to Action
Howard urged people to know they can rely on each other during times of crisis.
Howard's New Album
Howard's album I Must Be Dreaming, released in 2026, addresses social and political changes over the past decade.
What matters most
Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes called for mutual support amid ICE raids at Ohana Festival.
