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About Alabama

Alabama's journey began in 1969 when cousins Randy Owen, Jeff Cook, and Teddy Gentry established themselves as Young Country in high school, playing small gigs at local venues. In 1972, they changed their name to Wildcountry, but by 1980, they had rebranded as The Alabama Band. While sending out demo tapes, they made their living backing up performers at the Canyon Land theme park in Fort Payne.

They caught the attention of GRT Records, who convinced them to shorten their name and signed them to a one-record deal before going bankrupt. After several failed attempts to find their way into the entertainment industry, they were invited to appear at Nashville’s annual Country Radio Seminar, where they impressed RCA Records. This encounter marked the beginning of their historic run.

Blending traditional melodies with the raw energy of southern rock, Alabama created a sound that earned them a loyal following. Hits like "Mountain Music" and "Dixieland Delight" became anthems for a generation, propelling the band to immense success. Between 1980 and 1987, they set a record with 21 consecutive number-one singles on Billboard's Hot Country chart.

Now, with multiple chart-topping albums to their name, their innovative approach has been recognized with over a dozen Grammy Award nominations and a Best Country Performance win for “Twentieth Century.” In 2005, they were honored with an induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Their dedication to their craft has set a standard for excellence that continues to inspire artists today.

Alabama’s Setlist

Alabama has a rich catalog influenced by traditional country, southern rock, and gospel influences. Their songs, rooted in the narratives of Southern life, love, and heartache, have a timeless appeal that crosses generational boundaries. On stage, these themes speak to the crowd. When you see them live, expect to experience some of these setlist standards: 

1. Mountain Music

2. If You're Gonna Play in Texas (You Gotta Have a Fiddle in the Band)

3. Tennessee River

4. Feels So Right

5. The Closer You Get

6. Born Country

7. High Cotton

8. Song of the South

9. Angels Among Us

10. Lady Down on Love

Live Moments That Made Headlines

Alabama’s ability to connect with live audiences often leads to shows that are both musically rich and emotionally powerful. These live moments, many of which have made headlines, have showcased the band's dynamic and enduring presence, demonstrated their commitment to their roots, and underscored their impact on the industry:

• January 25, 1982: During the American Music Awards at the Shrine Auditorium, Alabama delivered a rousing performance of "Mountain Music." The night was significant not only for their nominations across several categories but for bringing the essence of their album Feels So Right to life on stage, captivating the audience with their authenticity and artistry.

• September 22, 1999: Alabama and *NSYNC took the stage at the CMA Awards to perform “God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You.” They had recorded the song together earlier in the year, and the studio version led to *NSYNC’s only appearance on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, with the duet peaking at number three.

• June 14, 2011: In response to the devastation caused by tornadoes, Alabama hosted the Bama Rising benefit concert at Birmingham's BJCC Arena. Attendees at the event saw performances by Brad Paisley, Sara Evans, Dierks Bentley, Little Big Town, Martina McBride, and many other superstars who came together to help raise over $2 million for disaster recovery.

• December 5, 2011: When Alabama was honored with the Greatest Hits Award at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, they delighted the audience with a medley of their biggest hits. The performance, dripping with nostalgia, ended with a well-deserved standing ovation, reinforcing the group’s status as country music legends.

• November 3–4, 2013: The album Alabama & Friends, released in August 2013, featured many of country music’s biggest names paying homage to the band. Two sold-out shows at the Ryman soon followed, where Alabama took the stage with Florida Georgia Line, Jamey Johnson, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, and Trisha Yearwood to perform the songs.

• April 5, 2013: Celebrating 40 years of music, Alabama kicked off their Back to the Bowery tour at the Alabama Theater in Myrtle Beach, where they worked for tips and free beer back in the 70s as Young Country. This time, they stood on stage as special guests, playing songs that prompted sing-alongs, and telling the audience, “You’ve let us live a dream.”

• July 19, 2023: During CMA Fest at Nissan Stadium, Alabama stunned the audience with a surprise performance that included “Mountain Music” and a medley of other classics. The highlight of their set was their acceptance of the CMA Pinnacle Award, given to only the most elite artists, acknowledging their monumental impact on country music.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Alabama concerts last?

The duration of a concert depends on the lineup, but Alabama’s sets typically last between 90 and 120 minutes and include 20–30 songs, often featuring an encore. Catch them when you can!

How much are Alabama tickets?

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Does Alabama tour?

Alabama tours and has appeared at Stagecoach and CMA Fest. They have also shared the stage with The Beach Boys, Randy Houser, Martina McBride, Don McLean, and other incredible artists.

What is the best place to buy Alabama tickets?

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Are there any age restrictions for Alabama concerts?

Alabama concerts are generally open to all ages, although some locations may have their own requirements or specific restricted areas. Check the venue’s website for the latest information. 

Are outside food or beverages permitted inside the venue for an Alabama concert?

Food and drink policies, as well as other rules and restrictions, vary by location. Before packing up for your Alabama concert, check the venue’s website for information on what is and isn’t allowed.

Are Alabama tickets sold out?

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