List of concerts at the Alabama Theatre

This is a List of concerts at the Alabama Theatre, including music-only events which took place at the historic cinema:

1970s

• October 4, 1973: The Doobie Brothers' "The Captain and Me" tour.
• June 18, 1978: Ray Charles

1980s

• July 15, 1983: Johnny & Edgar Winter
• October 11, 1986: Andreas Vollenweider
• January 22, 1987: Bruce Hornsby & the Range with Restless Heart
• January 24, 1987: The Fabulous Thunderbirds' "Tuff Enuff" tour with Jason & the Scorchers
• February 7, 1987: Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble's "Live Alive" tour with Omar & the Howlers
• April 15, 1987: Holly Near
• October 27, 1987: Warren Zevon's "Sentimental Hygiene" tour with X
• April 5, 1988: Megadeth's "So Far, So Good... So What" tour with Sanctuary and Warlock
• September 27, 1988: Ray Charles
• November 1, 1989: Andreas Vollenweider

1990s

• July 22, 1990: Squeeze
• February 22, 1991: George Winston
• May 5, 1991: The Black Crowes' "Shake Your Money Maker" tour with Jellyfish
• December 31, 1991: Drivin' n' Cryin'
• April 6, 1992: Yanni
• April 14, 1992: Cowboy Junkies' "Black Eyed Man" tour with John Prine
• January 20, 1993: Spin Doctors
• April 30, 1993: Marian McPartland
• March 10, 1995: George Winston
• October 18, 1995: Bob Dylan
• March 8, 1996: Alison Krauss & Union Station
• March 29, 1996: John Prine and Heather Eatman
• August 5, 1996: Tori Amos' "Dew Drop Inn Tour"
• August 10, 1996: Tracy Chapman's "New Beginning Tour"
• August 29, 1996: Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
• September 6, 1996: Toni Braxton's "Secrets Tour"
• November 2, 1996: Bob Dylan's "Never Ending Tour" with Kenny Wayne Shepherd
• April 18, 1997: Alison Krauss & Union Station with Michael Johnson
• February 4, 1998: Pat Metheny Group
• August 2, 1998: "Teen Idols Tour 1998" with Davy Jones, Peter Noone, and Bobby Sherman
• October 16–17, 1998: Jim Brickman
• February 12, 1999: Willie Nelson
• April 5, 1999: The Black Crowes' "Souled Out" tour
• April 25, 1999: Ani DiFranco
• June 9, 1999: Gino Vannelli

2000s

• January 12, 2000: Jonny Lang with Beth Hart
• March 12, 2000: Lyle Lovett
• April 11, 2000: Fiona Apple's "When The Pawn..." tour with E of the Eels
• June 6, 2000: Jackson Browne's "Solo Acoustic" tour
• August 23, 2000: "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Touring With Scissors" tour
• August 30, 2000: 2000 Gaither Christmas Homecoming
• November 15, 2000: The String Cheese Incident
• December 9, 2000: John Prine and Iris Dement with Todd Snider
• February 13, 2001: Willie Nelson with Scott Miller
• April 13, 2001: The Moody Blues
• May 25, 2001: Mark Knopfler's "Sailing To Philadelphia" tour
• July 31, 2001: Dwight Yoakam with Charlie Robison
• October 28, 2001: Mark O’Connor
• November 27, 2001: Alison Krauss & Union Station
• January 30, 2002: CAKE
• March 4, 2002: The Wiggles
• May 1, 2002: Jethro Tull's "Living With the Past" tour with Willy Porter
• May 27, 2002: Jackson Browne's "Solo Acoustic" tour
• June 26, 2002: Norah Jones and Indigo Girls
• September 30, 2002: Nickel Creek's "This Side Tour"
• October 16, 2002: Ani DiFranco with Toshi Reagon
• November 4, 2002: The Derek Trucks Band with Karl Denson's Tiny Universe
• November 5, 2002: Elvis Costello & The Imposters
• November 10, 2002: VVAF Concert for a Landmine Free World with Emmylou Harris, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Bruce Cockburn, and Patty Griffin
• November 14, 2002: Lyle Lovett
• November 17, 2002: Daryl Hall & John Oates
• February 24, 2003: George Winston
• February 25, 2003: B. B. King
• May 28, 2003: The Dorothy the Dinosaur Show USA
• November 5, 2003: The Moody Blues
• November 8, 2003: Gov't Mule with Chris Robinson & The New Earth Mud
• November 14, 2003: Lyle Lovett
• December 28, 2003: Robert Randolph & The Family Band
• February 28, 2004: Jonny Lang with Ingram Hill
• March 3, 2004: Guster
• April 2, 2004: Lonestar with Jimmy Wayne
• April 20, 2004: Bonnie Raitt
• April 30, 2004: Indigo Girls
• May 12, 2004: Chicago
• October 8, 2004: Erykah Badu
• October 28, 2004: Nickel Creek with Howie Day and David Berkeley
• November 4, 2004: Gov’t Mule
• December 28, 2004: B. B. King
• February 9, 2005: Gregg Allman & Friends with Tony Furtado
• February 13, 2005: Wilco
• March 10, 2005: PhillipsFest
• April 16, 2005: John Prine and Keb' Mo'
• June 30, 2005: John Legend with Lyfe
• July 15, 2005: India.Arie
• September 27, 2005: The Black Crowes' "All Join Hands" tour
• September 30, 2005: Keller Williams
• October 20, 2005: The String Cheese Incident
• November 11, 2005: Nickel Creek's "Why Should the Fire Die?" tour with Martin Sexton
• November 17, 2005: Gov’t Mule with beitthemeans
• November 21, 2005: Ryan Cabrera with The Click Five
• November 25, 2005: Drive‐By Truckers with the North Mississippi Allstars
• March 19, 2006: Brian Regan with James Collition
• May 3, 2006: B. B. King
• July 23, 2006: Guster with Ray LaMontagne
• July 30, 2006: Train with Matt Kearney
• October 8, 2006: Deana Carter
• October 11, 2006: Jamie Cullum with Josh Ritter
• October 19, 2006: Old Crow Medicine Show
• October 21, 2006: Etta James with James Hunter
• November 4, 2006: Keller Williams
• November 11, 2006: Gov't Mule
• November 26, 2006: Drive‐By Truckers with Lucero
• January 27, 2007: Jeff Tweedy with Scott McCaughey
• February 17, 2007: Reg's Coffee House 10-year anniversary with Stoll Vaughan, Jim James, Patty Griffin, and Matthew Perryman Jones
• February 18, 2007: "Songwriter Tour" with John Hiatt, Lyle Lovett, Guy Clark, and Joe Ely
• March 10, 2007: Taylor Hicks "Spring Tour"
• April 10, 2007: The Decemberists' "Twilight in the Fearful Forest" tour with My Brightest Diamond
• April 18, 2007: The Gregg Allman Band with Scott Boyer
• April 19, 2007: Sound Tribe Sector 9
• April 20, 2007: Loretta Lynn
• May 1, 2007: Ween
• July 19, 2007: Morrissey's "Greatest Hits" tour with Kristeen Young
• September 8, 2007: Musiq Soulchild
• September 19, 2007: Béla Fleck & the Flecktones
• September 22, 2007: Lucinda Williams with Charlie Louvin
• September 23, 2007: The Temptations with Ron Tyson
• October 5, 2007: Angie Stone
• October 10, 2007: Kings of Leon's "Because of the Times" tour with Manchester Orchestra and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• October 15, 2007: Ryan Adams & the Cardinals
• October 20, 2007: Alice Cooper's "Psychodrama Tour" with Lillian Axe
• October 21, 2007: Gov't Mule with Grace Potter & the Nocturnals
• October 28, 2007: Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals' "Lifeline" tour
• November 4, 2007: The Gregg Allman Band
• November 7, 2007: Bright Eyes
• November 11, 2007: Nickel Creek's "Farewell for Now" tour with Tom Brosseau
• December 14, 2007: John Prine
• December 29, 2007: Corey Smith with Michael Warren
• February 16, 2008: Gordon Lightfoot
• March 16, 2008: George Thorogood & The Destroyers with Jim Suhler and Monkey Beat
• May 9, 2008: Bowfire
• June 24, 2008: Merle Haggard
• July 3, 2008: Tom Waits' "Glitter & Doom Tour"
• August 22, 2008: Ron White with Alex Reymundo
• September 12, 2008: Big Daddy Weave with Rush of Fools and Jason Gray
• October 24, 2008: Jackson Browne's "Time The Conqueror" tour
• October 27, 2008: Sara Bareilles with Marc Broussard and Raining Jane
• November 1, 2008: Terry Fator and Etta May
• November 7, 2008: Sound Tribe Sector 9 with Count Bass D
• November 15, 2008: The Black Crowes' "Euphoria or Bust" tour with Buffalo Killers
• December 27, 2008: Corey Smith
• February 7, 2009: Imagination Movers
• February 27, 2009: Lucinda Williams with Buick 6
• March 6, 2009: Ryan Adams & the Cardinals' "Cardinology" tour
• October 11, 2009: The Black Crowes' "Stuck Inside Utopia" tour with Truth & Salvage Co.
• October 30, 2009: Sound Tribe Sector 9 with Maserati
• November 2, 2009: Mutemath's "Armistice Tour" with At Tall As Lions
• November 6, 2009: Eddie Money
• November 21, 2009: "CMT On Tour" with Jamey Johnson and Randy Houser
• December 12, 2009: Randy Jackson's "The Music of Led Zeppelin" tour
• December 27, 2009: Corey Smith with American Aquarium

2010s

• January 6, 2010: B. B. King
• February 26, 2010: Harry Connick Jr
• April 20, 2010: My Morning Jacket's "Spring Tour" with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band
• May 9, 2010: Norah Jones with Elvis Perkins In Dearland
• May 28, 2010: "Classical Mystery Tour", Alabama Symphony Orchestra with Jim Owen, Tony Kishman, John Brosnan, and Chris Camilleri
• June 3, 2010: "Newgrass", Alabama Symphony Orchestra with Act of Congress and Three on a String
• June 4, 2010: "Country Hit Makers", Alabama Symphony Orchestra with Brett James and Hillary Lindsey
• June 18, 2010: "The Music of Michael Jackson", Alabama Symphony Orchestra
• October 17, 2010: 311's "Fall Tour"
• November 5, 2010: Sarah McLachlan's "Sarah Mclachlan and Friends" tour
• November 19, 2010: NEEDTOBREATHE with The Daylights
• December 9, 2010: Jim Brickman with Richie McDonald, Anne Cochran, and Tracy Silverman
• December 29, 2010: Corey Smith with Tyler Reeve
• February 5, 2011: Abalabip!, The Oxford American showcase of Alabama music with the The Secret Sisters, Arthur Doyle, The Sex Clark Five, and Ralph "Soul" Jackson
• February 8, 2011: Willie Nelson
• April 7, 2011: Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi Band with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
• April 10, 2011: Avant with Ginuwine
• June 3, 2011: Black Jacket Symphony "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra (Beatles tribute)
• June 11: Brian McKnight
• October 3, 2011: Fleet Foxes with Van Dyke Parks
• October 6, 2011: Death Cab for Cutie's "Codes and Keys" tour with Telekinesis
• October 7, 2011: The Civil Wars with Milo Greene
• November 16, 2011: Indigo Girls with Brandi Carlile and Grayson Capps
• December 29, 2011: Corey Smith and Kevin Fowler
• January 14, 2012: Ron White
• January 15, 2012: Gordon Lightfoot
• February 10, 2012: Reg's Coffee House 15th anniversary with Brandi Carlile, J. J. Grey, Katie Herzig and Augustana
• February 11, 2012: Randy Jackson's "The Music of The Eagles"
• February 20, 2012: NEEDTOBREATHE's "The Reckoning" tour with Ben Rector
• March 22, 2012: Trace Adkins
• April 18, 2012: Human Nature
• April 26, 2012: Iron & Wine with Jesse Baylin
• August 12, 2012: Robert Plant & The Sensational Space Shifters with Hayes Carll
• August 23, 2012: Old Crow Medicine Show with The Lumineers and The Milk Carton Kids
• September 21, 2012: Indigo Girls with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra
• October 20, 2012: Gov't Mule
• November 7, 2012: Gregg Allman
• December 1, 2012: Willie Nelson
• December 27, 2012: Corey Smith with Connor Christian & Southern Gothic
• January 18, 2013: Andy Griggs
• February 1, 2013: Little Big Town's "Tornado Tour"
• February 15, 2013: Andy Griggs
• November 8, 2013: Don Williams
• February 8, 2014: Johnny Mathis
• March 13, 2014: Gabriel Iglesias
• April 16, 2014: Nickel Creek with The Secret Sisters
• April 24, 2014: Travis Tritt
• April 27, 2014: Donna Parker on the Mighty Wurlitzer
• May 9, 2014: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
• July 11, 2014: The Blues Brothers
• September 11–12, 2014: NEEDTOBREATHE with The Oh Hellos
• October 4, 2014: Kacey Musgraves with John & Jacob
• November 13–14, 2014: St Paul & The Broken Bones with John Fullbright
• November 15, 2014: Straight No Chaser
• November 21, 2014: Old Crow Medicine Show with Dom Flemons
• November 22, 2014: Blackberry Smoke with The Banditos, Green River Ordinance, Levi Lowrey and Kevn Kinney
• December 4, 2014: Jim Brickman
• January 22, 2015: Tedeschi Trucks Band with Greyhounds
• February 7, 2015: The Machine (Pink Floyd tribute)
• March 20, 2015: "Let The Church Say Amen" tour
• May 6, 2015: Hozier's "Hozier Live" tour with Low Roar
• October 14, 2015: Jackson Browne's "Standing in the Breach" tour
• November 6, 2015: Ben Rector with Judah & the Lion
• November 10, 2015: Sufjan Stevens' "Carrie & Lowell" tour with Gallant
• November 11, 2015: Ben Folds and the yMusic Ensemble with Dotan
• November 19–20, 2015: St Paul & the Broken Bones
• November 21, 2015: Smokey Robinson
• December 6, 2015: Chris Tomlin with Crowder and Lauren Daigle
• February 19, 2016: Vince Gill with Lyle Lovett
• April 21, 2016: Third Day with Steven Curtis Chapman
• April 29, 2016: Modest Mouse with The Districts
• May 3, 2016: Boz Scaggs
• May 6–7, 2016: The Machine with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra (Pink Floyd tribute)
• June 14, 2016: Kirk Franklin
• [{September 11]], 2016: Sturgill Simpson
• September 23, 2016: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
• September 27, 2016: Band of Horses' "Why Are You OK" tour with Frightened Rabbit and Julien Baker
• September 28, 2016: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
• October 5, 2016: Leon Bridges' "Coming Home" tour with Lianne La Havas
• October 15, 2016: "Live Original Tour" with Sadie Robertson, Family Force 5, Love & the Outcome, and Reno
• October 22, 2016: "Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox" with Casey Abrams and Aubrey Logan
• November 7, 2016: Brand New's "The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me 10th Anniversary Tour" with The Front Bottoms and Modern Baseball
• November 11, 2016: Kip Moore's "Me and My Kind Tour" with Jon Pardi
• November 25, 2016: Moon Taxi with the The Soul Rebels
• December 3, 2016: Courtney Cole and Sara Evans
• December 28–29, 2016: St Paul & The Broken Bones
• February 27, 2017: Amos Lee with Mutlu
• March 3, 2017: Black Jacket Symphony "A Night at the Opera" (Queen tribute)
• March 17, 2017: Randy Jackson's "The Music of Led Zeppelin" tour
• May 2, 2017: Alice Cooper's "Spend the Night with Alice Cooper" tour
• September 15, 2017: Tedeschi Trucks Band with Greyhounds
• September 19: Matt Maher with Natalie Grant, Andrew Peterson, and Steven Malcolm
• October 4, 2017: The Head and the Heart's "Signs of Light" tour
• October 7, 2017: Wilco's "Schmilco World Tour" with Margaret Glaspy
• October 10, 2017: NEEDTOBREATHE's "All the Feels" tour with Billy Raffoul
• October 20, 2017: The Glorious Sons with Billy Raffoul
• November 1, 2017: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats with Durand Jones & The Indications
• November 4, 2017: The Beach Boys' "Wild Honey World" tour
• November 18, 2017: John Prine with John Moreland
• December 31, 2017: Sister Hazel with Taylor Hicks
• January 18–20: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit with James McMurtry
• February 8, 2018: Kelsea Ballerini's "Unapologetically" tour
• June 16, 2018: The Fab Four (Beatles tribute)
• September 6, 2018: Three Dog Night
• October 25, 2018: Lauren Daigle's "Look Up Child" tour
• October 27, 2018: Cody Jinks
• November 1, 2018: Ben Rector with The Band Camino
• November 2, 2018: The Oak Ridge Boys
• November 3, 2018: Newsong with Point of Grace, Avalon, and Bob Carlisle
• November 15, 2018: Vince Gill
• November 16, 2018: Straight No Chaser
• December 3, 2018: Chris Tomlin
• December 28, 2018: "Yacht Rock Revue"
• December 31, 2018: Anderson East with Susto and The Brummies
• January 24, 2019: Montrellytrell with Aviana
• January 30, 2019: Vince Gill with Caroline Jones
• February 6, 2019: Brothers Osborne's "Mountain High Tour" with The Wild Feathers
• February 11, 2019: Bethel Music's "Victory" tour
• February 13, 2019: Rick Ross
• February 19, 2019: The Piano Guys
• February 28, 2019: Tedeschi Trucks Band's "U.S. Tour"
• March 14, 2019: Dan + Shay with Morgan Evans
• March 15, 2019: Amos Lee's "My New Moon" tour with Ethan Gruska
• March 21, 2019: Kacey Musgraves' "Oh, What a World" tour
• March 26, 2019: Jackson Browne's "Solo Acoustic" tour
• October 8–9, 2019: Toto's "40 Trips Around the Sun" tour
• October 19, 2019: Wilco's "Ode to Joy" tour with Soccer Mommy
• November 8, 2019: The Raconteurs' "Help Us Stranger" tour with King James and the Special Men
• November 23, 2019: Bobby Bones & The Raging Idiots

2020s

• January 28, 2020: Travis Tritt's "Solo Acoustic" tour
• February 12, 2020: The Beach Boys' "12 Sides of Summer" tour
• March 12, 2021: St Paul & The Broken Bones "Sea of Noise" livestream
• May 29, 2021: The Allman Betts Band
• October 29, 2021: My Morning Jacket's "My Morning Jacket" tour with Bedouine
• November 5, 2021: Air Supply
• November 18, 2021: Manchester Orchestra's "The Million Masks of God Tour" with Foxing and Slothrust
• November 20, 2021: The Fab Four (Beatles tribute)
• November 24, 2021: The Brook & The Bluff
• December 31, 2021: Anderson East with Morgan Wade
• January 7, 2022: Styx's "50th Anniversary Tour"
• March 20, 2022: Little Feat's "Waiting for Columbus: 45th Anniversary Tour"
• March 24, 2022: Dwight Yoakam with Sugarcane Jane
• April 7, 2022: Lecrae with Andy Mineo, Trip Lee, Tedashii, 1K Phew, WHATUPRG, Wande, and Hulvey
• April 16, 2022: St Paul & The Broken Bones with Resort Realism
• July 14, 2022: Vince Gill
• July 19, 2022: Hanson's "Red Green Blue" tour
• August 20, 2022: "Weird Al" Yankovic's "The Unfortunate Return of The Ridiculously Self-Indulgent Ill-Advised Vanity Tour" with Emo Philips
• September 23, 2022: Tucka with Pokey Bear, SIR CHARLES JONES, Calvin Richardson, Theodis Ealey, and Ronnie Bell
• November 4, 2022: We the Kingdom
• November 12, 2022: Straight No Chaser's "25th Anniversary Celebration" tour
• February 2, 2023: America
• March 2, 2023: Tauren Wells' "Joy In The Morning" tour
• March 9, 2023: Floyd Nation (Pink Floyd tribute)
• April 15, 2023: REO Speedwagon with Levon
• June 22, 2023: Tori Amos' "Ocean to Ocean" tour
• June 30, 2023: King George with SIR CHARLES JONES and West Love
• July 26, 2023: Jackson Browne
• August 16, 2023: Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
• October 5, 2023: The Beach Boys' "America's Band" tour
• October 30, 2023: My Morning Jacket's "Fall Tour" with Madi Diaz
• November 5, 2023: Lake Street Dive with Monica Martin
• November 10, 2023: Ashley McBryde with J. D. Clayton
• November 17, 2023: Wynonna Judd
• December 1, 2023: Whiskey Myers & Friends "Stripped Down" tour
• January 6, 2024: "The Rise of the Decades Tour" with George Lynch, Lynch Mob, Terry Ilous, and AON
• January 31, 2024: Clint Black's "Killin' Time 35th Anniversary Tour"
• April 3, 2024: Ledisi's "The Good Life" tour with Raheem DeVaughn
• April 30, 2024: Casting Crowns' "20th Anniversary Tour"
• July 26, 2024: Buddy's Guy's "Damn Right Farewell" tour with Tom Hambridge
• November 6, 2024: Morrissey
• November 15, 2024: Jeezy
• December 6, 2024: Danae Hays
• February 8, 2025: Flatland Cavalry's "Flatland Forever" tour with The Wilder Blue
• February 13, 2025: Lee Brice
• February 16, 2025: Drew & Ellie Holcomb
• February 27, 2025: Brett Young
• March 7, 2025: The Fab Four's "USA Meets The Beatles" tour (Beatles tribute)
• March 22, 2025: Trey Anastasio's "Solo Acoustic" tour
• April 8, 2025: My Morning Jacket with Grace Cummings
• April 12: The Platters with The Drifters and The Coasters
• April 15, 2025: Amos Lee
• April 24, 2025: Gucci Mane
• October 14, 2025: Little Feat with Trey Hensley

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