Brittany Howard debuted her new hardcore band at a Nashville benefit show last month, but Alabama Shakes still loom large, as ...

The "Hold On" performers went on hiatus in 2018 for members to pursue solo careers. Howard released her debut solo album, ...

The Grammys somewhat controversially decided that the show must go on tonight, just weeks after wildfires burned down ...

Alabama Shakes were a dominating force in the 2010s with their two albums, 2012’s Boys & Girls and 2015’s Sound & Color. The latter was a No. 1 hit, but still, the band hasn’t released a new album ...

Rock band Dawes opened the Grammys with a rendition of Randy Newman's song "I Love L.A.," joined by plenty of familiar ...

Alabama Shakes’ last proper concert was eight years ago at Montreal’s Osheaga festival, after which Howard embarked on a ...

The Grammys kicked off with an all-star rendition of Randy Newman's 'I Love L.A.' featuring Dawes, John Legend, Brittany Howard, and St. Vincent.

On Beyoncé and Kendrick’s big night at the Grammy Awards, a new generation of stars stood out on the ceremony stage.

Alabama Shakes are back! The band announces a 2025 North American tour and teases new music after nearly a decade away.

Alabama Shakes have shared a handful of new photos showing the reunited band at work in the studio, teasing their first new ...

Music City's Brad Paisley and Brittany Howard hit the stage on guitar, Sheryl Crow on bass, John Legend on piano and St. Vincent played the keys. Live updates:Get the latest about the 2025 Grammy ...

St Vincent, Brittany Howard, Dawes and more ... both in the music industry and just regular people from the city. “Being from New York, one of my main reference points for something like this ...