Alabama Shakes Delivers Soulful Performance for Soho Sessions Benefiting Grammy Museum
Alabama Shakes performed hits like "Gimme All Your Love," "Don’t Wanna Fight," and "Sound & Color" during their intimate Soho Sessions set. The special performance also featured "Future People" and "Always Alright," with proceeds supporting
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Alabama Shakes Asks Soho Sessions to ‘Gimme All Your Love’ in Bluesy Rock Performance
The band also performed “Don’t Wanna Fight,” “Sound & Color,” “Future People,” and “Always Alright" during the intimate performance in support of the Grammy Museum
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October 7, 2026
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Alabama Shakes set the tone for the season Tuesday night with an intimate, bluesy rock performance at the Soho Sessions in New York. The band packed their setlist with songs from their latest album, I Must Be Dreaming , and classic selections including “Gimme All Your Love” and “Don’t Wanna Fight.”
While creating their first album in more than a decade, Alabama Shakes were thinking about the same kind of intimacy and proximity that comes with the small performance space they took over. While their Soho Sessions appearance was hosted in support of the Grammy Museum, it was a different benefit event that brought the band back together.
In late 2024, Brittany Howard agreed to play a benefit show in Tuscaloosa and called up the rest of the band for the occasion. “And then I had a thought: I should call the guys,” she told Rolling Stone earlier this year. “We were gonna do, like, a little secret appearance. Well, we had to get together and rehearse these old songs we hadn’t played in forever, and it was pretty fun! It was fun being together again, listening to music, and listening to each other’s music. It just turned into, ‘We should play some more shows. You should listen to more demos that I have. We should record.’ It turned into an album.”
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