
Alabama Shakes Are Back: Brittany Howard Confirms Reunion and New Album After 10 Years
Aug 31, 2026

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Alabama Shakes is an Alabama-formed roots-rock and soul group that gained global prominence during the early 2010s. The outfit established itself as a major force in modern rock music through a distinct sound combining raspy soul vocals, blues guitar instrumentation, and high-energy performances.
The band's lineup features lead vocalist and guitarist Brittany Howard alongside guitar player Heath Fogg and bandmate Zac Cockrell. After achieving widespread critical acclaim and attracting a devoted international fanbase with their early releases, the ensemble entered a prolonged studio hiatus that extended across more than ten years.
In August 2026, the group officially reunited to release their third full-length studio project, titled I Must Be Dreaming. Speaking during a podcast appearance, Howard confirmed that an unexpected chain of events brought the original trio back together in the recording studio, ending an 11-year break from dropping new music and cementing their return as a full-time recording unit.
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Aug 28, 2026
Alabama Shakes announced their third full-length studio album, titled I Must Be Dreaming, marking their first new release in 11 years.
Alabama Shakes Are Back: Band Drops First New Album In 11 Years 'I Must Be Dreaming'
Aug 30, 2026
Reports confirmed that Brittany Howard, Zac Cockrell, and Heath Fogg reunited in the studio to record a new body of work.
Alabama Shakes Reunite For First New Album In Over A Decade
Aug 31, 2026
Brittany Howard confirmed during a podcast interview that Alabama Shakes had returned as a functioning full-time unit.
Alabama Shakes Are Back: Brittany Howard Confirms Reunion and New Album After 10 YearsThe band features lead vocalist and guitarist Brittany Howard, guitarist Heath Fogg, and bandmate Zac Cockrell.
The band's third studio album is titled I Must Be Dreaming.
The group took a break from recording together that lasted over a decade before reuniting in 2026.