Alabama Shakes Announces 2025 Reunion Tour: Where the Band’s Playing and How to Get Tickets

Brittany Howard, Zac Cockrell and Heath Fogg are back as Alabama Shakes!

On Friday, Feb. 7, the multi-Grammy-winning rock group announced a summer 2025 reunion tour.

"The wait is over…we’re back!!" they wrote in an Instagram post. The band — comprised of lead singer and guitarist Howard, 36, guitarist Fogg, 40 and bassist Cockrell, 37 — have been teasing their return on social media all week.

"Working on some exciting stuff!" they captioned a photo of themselves in the studio — the first picture on a seemingly scrubbed Instagram account.

According to a press release, "The tour will mark Alabama Shakes’ first official live performances since their 2017 set at Osheaga Music and Arts Festival in Québec" — and they're also making new music.

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The "Hold On" performers went on hiatus in 2018 for members to pursue solo careers. Howard released her debut solo album, Jaime, in 2019, which earned her two Grammy nominations. Her second album, What Now, released in Feb. 2024, was also nominated for a Grammy Award. Fogg released his own solo LP under the name Sun on Shade in 2020.

“Last year, Heath, Zac, and I started chatting about how much fun it would be to make music together and tour again as Alabama Shakes,” Howard said in a statement. “This band and these songs have been such a source of joy for all of us."

"It is crazy that it has been 10 years since we released Sound and Color and eight years since we played a show," she continued. "But we didn’t want this to entirely be a look back. We wanted it to be as much about the future as the past. So, we have a bunch of new music that will be released soon. We just can’t wait to experience that ‘feeling’ when we start playing those first few notes of ‘Don’t Wanna Fight’ or ‘Gimme All Your Love.’”

The Shakes will be joined by special guests throughout their tour, including Lee Fields, Caleb Elliott, Alanna Royale, Shannon & The Clams, Y La Bamba, Sam Evian, Bahamas, The Budos Band, El Michels Affair and Greyhounds.

Citi presale tickets will be available beginning Monday, Feb. 10 at 10 a.m. local time through Thursday, Feb. 13 at 10 p.m. at www.citientertainment.com. The artist presale will begin Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 10 a.m. local time at alabamashakes.com and general on-sale tickets will be available Friday, Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. local time at the same website.

See the dates for Alabama Shakes' 2025 tour below.

• July 16 — Chicago, Ill. — The Salt Shed-Fairgrounds

• July 18 — Minneapolis, Minn. — Minnesota Yacht Club Festival

• July 19 — La Vista, Neb. — The Astro Amphitheater

• July 20 — Morrison, Colo. — Red Rocks Amphitheatre

• July 22 — Bentonville, Ark. — The Momentary

• July 25 — Nashville, Tenn. — Ascend Amphitheater

• July 26 — Birmingham, Ala. — Coca-Cola Amphitheater

• Aug. 8 — Albuquerque, N.M. — Isleta Amphitheater

• Aug. 9 — Las Vegas Nev. — BleauLive Theater inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas

• Aug. 10 — San Diego, Calif. — Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

• Aug. 14 — Berkeley, Calif. — Greek Theatre

• Aug. 16 — Seattle, Wash. — Climate Pledge Arena

• Aug. 17 — Bend, Ore. — Hayden Homes Amphitheater

• Aug. 20 — Bonner, Mont. — KettleHouse Amphitheater

• Aug. 22 — Salt Lake City, Utah — Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre

• Aug. 24 — Kansas City, Mo. — Starlight Theatre

• Sept. 4 — Milwaukee, Wis. — Miller High Life Theatre

• Sept. 5 — Rochester Hills, Mich. — Meadow Brook Amphitheatre

• Sept. 6 — Toronto, Ontario — Budweiser Stage

• Sept. 8 — Cleveland, Ohio — Jacob’s Pavillion

• Sept. 9 — Pittsburgh, Pa. — Stage AE

• Sept. 11 — Louisville, Ky. — Bourbon and Beyond Festival

• Sept. 14 — Boston, Mass. — MGM Music Hall at Fenway

• Sept. 17 — Forest Hills, N.Y. — Forest Hills Stadium

• Sept. 18 — Philadelphia, Penn. — TD Pavilion at The Mann

• Sept. 19 — Washington, D.C. — The Anthem

• Sept. 23 —  New Orleans, La. — Saenger Theatre

• Sept. 25 — Austin, Texas — Moody Center

• Sept. 26 — Houston, Texas — 713 Music Hall

• Sept. 27 — Irving, Texas — The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
  

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