The Alabama ... singer/rhythm guitarist Brittany Howard and lead guitarist Heath Fogg quit their day jobs in the pointed search of the new and unexpected. In turn, the resulting “Sound and Color ...

Alabama Shakes, one of the hottest things to jet ... with renowned rockers Drive-by Truckers opening the show. Lead singer and guitarist Brittany Howard, the frontwoman with the voice compared ...

“Sound & Color” is something else ... soul vibe of “Guess Who.” But Alabama Shakes isn’t an R&B band any more than Van Morrison is an R&B singer, which is to say the style informs ...

With Alabama Shakes ... second LP, Sound & Color, it’s only fitting they set the music video in outer space. The James Frost-directed clip – based on a concept by the band’s singer ...

Alabama Shakes epitomize what a rock band should be in this era, mostly for what they lack. Confidence oozes out of every note that pours from singer ... full-length, Sound and Color, Alabama ...

Brittany Howard has wasted no time following up Alabama Shakes‘ remarkable new record, Sound and Color, releasing an 10-track, self-titled new LP under the moniker Thunderbitch, Fuse reports.

On “Tiger Lillies” erstwhile Shakes touring keyboardist Lloyd Buchanan sings lead ... for the chart-topping “Sound & Color.” Erstwhile Alabama Shakes singer's solo project nominated ...

When Alabama Shakes premiered “Don’t Wanna Fight,” the first single from “Color & Sound” on “Saturday ... the band strips it all down, as singer Brittany Howard howls, “Give me ...

Powered by guitarist and singer Brittany Howard’s fierce spirit, Alabama Shakes continues to win over new fans with its sophomore release, “Sound & Color.” The group, who just a few years ...

With their blended appearance and a sound steeped in soul yet born of the millennial rock scene, Alabama Shakes could symbolize ... says formidable singer-songwriter Brittany Howard, draws on ...

With “Boys & Girls,” its 2012 debut, Alabama Shakes showed much promise, especially in the form of singer/guitarist ... Album number two, “Sound & Color,” changes that, and for good ...