Alabama Shakes and Dylan LeBlanc to shake things up at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre
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Published by Sareth Ney on Jan. 27, 2016 at 6:15 p.m.
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Photo credit: alabamashakes.com
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Alabama Shakes and Dylan LeBlanc will bring their joint expedition to an end at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, on April 30. Their tour will begin on April 21 at Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, Tenn.
Brittany Howard is the lead vocalist and guitarist, Heath Fogg is the guitarist, Zac Cockrell is the bassist and Steve Johnson is the drummer, Ben Tanner and Paul Horton are the touring keyboardists, Lloyd Buchanan, Shanay Johnson and Karita Law are the backup vocalists of Alabama Shakes. They hail from Athens, Ala. They are part of the ATO Records and Rough Trade Records rosters.
After forming in 2009—Alabama Shakes released their first album, “Boys & Girls”, in 2012. It received three Grammy nominations and was certified gold. They have performed on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” and festivals including, Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival and Glastonbury. “Sound &Color” was their most recent record and it was released in April. The 12 song album was recorded at Sound Emporium in Nashville, Tenn. and produced by Blake Mills (Norah Jones, Kid Rock).
To visit Alabama Shakes official website, please click here. To like them on Facebook, please click here. To follow them on Instagram, please click here. To follow them on Spotify, please click here. To follow them on Twitter, please click here. To subscribe to their channel on YouTube, please click here.
Dylan LeBlanc is the electric guitarist, acoustic guitarist and vocalist, Ben Tanner plays the piano, B3, mellotron and vibraphone, Mus Gillum is the bassist, Jon Davis and Jeremy Gibson are the drummers and percussionists, Melvin Duffy, Wayne Bridge and Pete Finney play the pedal steel, Chelsea Norman plays the organ and guitar and Kimi Samson is the violinist of Dylan LeBlanc. Gillum and Elliott are the backup vocalists. They are part of the Single Lock and Thirty Tigers rosters. LeBlanc’s roots are from Shreveport, La.
LeBlanc released two albums, “Paupers Field” and “Cautionary Tale”. After walking from a major record deal—he wrote a new life for himself in Muscle Shoals, Ala. Both of his albums received critical acclaim. His latest grabbed the attention of Lucinda Williams and Bruce Springsteen. John Paul White and Alabama Shakes’ Tanner produced the album.
Visit Dylan LeBlanc’s official website, by clicking here. To like him on Facebook, please click here. To follow him on Instagram, please click here. To follow him on Twitter, please click here.
Brittany Howard is the lead vocalist and guitarist, Heath Fogg is the guitarist, Zac Cockrell is the bassist and Steve Johnson is the drummer, Ben Tanner and Paul Horton are the touring keyboardists, Lloyd Buchanan, Shanay Johnson and Karita Law are the backup vocalists of Alabama Shakes. They hail from Athens, Ala. They are part of the ATO Records and Rough Trade Records rosters.
After forming in 2009—Alabama Shakes released their first album, “Boys & Girls”, in 2012. It received three Grammy nominations and was certified gold. They have performed on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” and festivals including, Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival and Glastonbury. “Sound &Color” was their most recent record and it was released in April. The 12 song album was recorded at Sound Emporium in Nashville, Tenn. and produced by Blake Mills (Norah Jones, Kid Rock).
To visit Alabama Shakes official website, please click here. To like them on Facebook, please click here. To follow them on Instagram, please click here. To follow them on Spotify, please click here. To follow them on Twitter, please click here. To subscribe to their channel on YouTube, please click here.
Dylan LeBlanc is the electric guitarist, acoustic guitarist and vocalist, Ben Tanner plays the piano, B3, mellotron and vibraphone, Mus Gillum is the bassist, Jon Davis and Jeremy Gibson are the drummers and percussionists, Melvin Duffy, Wayne Bridge and Pete Finney play the pedal steel, Chelsea Norman plays the organ and guitar and Kimi Samson is the violinist of Dylan LeBlanc. Gillum and Elliott are the backup vocalists. They are part of the Single Lock and Thirty Tigers rosters. LeBlanc’s roots are from Shreveport, La.
LeBlanc released two albums, “Paupers Field” and “Cautionary Tale”. After walking from a major record deal—he wrote a new life for himself in Muscle Shoals, Ala. Both of his albums received critical acclaim. His latest grabbed the attention of Lucinda Williams and Bruce Springsteen. John Paul White and Alabama Shakes’ Tanner produced the album.
Visit Dylan LeBlanc’s official website, by clicking here. To like him on Facebook, please click here. To follow him on Instagram, please click here. To follow him on Twitter, please click here.
Alabama Shakes and Dylan LeBlanc tour dates:
April 21 - Ascend Amphitheater, Nashville, Tenn.
April 22 - Uptown Amphitheater, Charlotte, N.C.
April 23 - Volvo Cars Stadium, Charleston, S.C.
April 25 - Track 29, Chattanooga, Tenn.
April 26 - Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, Asheville, N.C.
April 27 - The Classic Center, Athens, Ga.
April 29 - Cuban Club, Ybor City, Fla.
April 30 - The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, St. Augustine, Fla.
Additional Alabama Shakes tour dates:
March 10 - March 12 - Festival Esteréo Picnic at Parque Deportivo 222, Bogotá, Colombia
March 12 - March 13 - Lollapalooza Brazil at Interlagos Circuit, São Paulo, Brazil
March 17 - Lollapalooza Argentina Sideshow at Niceto Club, Bueno Aires, Argentina
March 18 - March 19 - Lollapalooza Argentina at San Isidro Racecourse, Buenos Aires, Argentina
March 19 - March 20 - Lollapalooza Chile at O’Higgins Park, Santiago, Chile
May 27 - Les Schwab Amphitheater, Bend, Ore.
May 28 - Festival Lawn at Deer Lake Park, Burnaby, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada
May 28 - 30 - SASQUATCH! Music Festival at Gorge Amphitheatre, George, Wash.
July 8 - British Summer Time at Hyde Park, London, England
July 15 - July 17 - Forecastle Festival at Waterfront Park, Louisville, Ky.
Additional Dylan LeBlanc tour dates:
Jan. 27 - Jig & Reel, Knoxville, Tenn.
Jan. 28 - Mothlight, Asheville, N.C.
Jan. 29 - Pinhook, Durham, N.C.
Jan. 30 - The Southern, Charlottesville, Va.
Feb. 01 - Jammin Java, Vienna, Va.
Feb. 02 - World Café Live, Philadelphia
Feb. 04 - Mercury Lounge, New York
Feb. 05 - Red Room at Café 939, Boston
Feb. 06 - Rough Trade, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Feb. 08 - The Drake Hotel, Toronto, Canada
Feb. 09 - Club Café, Pittsburgh
Feb. 10 - Big Room Bar, Columbus, Ohio
Feb. 11 - The New Vintage, Louisville, Ky.
Feb. 12 - 116 Mobile, Florence, Ala. with St. Paul & The Broken Bones
Feb. 13 - 116 Mobile, Florence, Ala. with St. Paul & The Broken Bones
Feb. 27 - Larimer Lounge, Denver with Anderson East
Feb. 28 - Belly Up Aspen, Aspen, Colo. with Anderson East
Feb. 29 - The State Room, Salt Lake City with Anderson East
March 03 - The Bartlett, Spokane, Wash. with Anderson East
March 04 - Tractor Tavern, Seattle with Anderson East
March 05 - The Cobalt, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada with Anderson East
March 06 - Mississippi Studios, Portland, Ore. with Anderson East
March 08 - Harlow’s, Sacramento, Calif. with Anderson East
March 10 - Sweetwater Music Hall, Mill Valley, Calif. with Anderson East
March 11 - The Independent, San Francisco with Anderson East
March 12 - Troubadour, West Hollywood, Calif. with Anderson East
March 13 - Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, Calif. with Anderson East
April 21 - Ascend Amphitheater, Nashville, Tenn.
April 22 - Uptown Amphitheater, Charlotte, N.C.
April 23 - Volvo Cars Stadium, Charleston, S.C.
April 25 - Track 29, Chattanooga, Tenn.
April 26 - Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, Asheville, N.C.
April 27 - The Classic Center, Athens, Ga.
April 29 - Cuban Club, Ybor City, Fla.
April 30 - The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, St. Augustine, Fla.
Additional Alabama Shakes tour dates:
March 10 - March 12 - Festival Esteréo Picnic at Parque Deportivo 222, Bogotá, Colombia
March 12 - March 13 - Lollapalooza Brazil at Interlagos Circuit, São Paulo, Brazil
March 17 - Lollapalooza Argentina Sideshow at Niceto Club, Bueno Aires, Argentina
March 18 - March 19 - Lollapalooza Argentina at San Isidro Racecourse, Buenos Aires, Argentina
March 19 - March 20 - Lollapalooza Chile at O’Higgins Park, Santiago, Chile
May 27 - Les Schwab Amphitheater, Bend, Ore.
May 28 - Festival Lawn at Deer Lake Park, Burnaby, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada
May 28 - 30 - SASQUATCH! Music Festival at Gorge Amphitheatre, George, Wash.
July 8 - British Summer Time at Hyde Park, London, England
July 15 - July 17 - Forecastle Festival at Waterfront Park, Louisville, Ky.
Additional Dylan LeBlanc tour dates:
Jan. 27 - Jig & Reel, Knoxville, Tenn.
Jan. 28 - Mothlight, Asheville, N.C.
Jan. 29 - Pinhook, Durham, N.C.
Jan. 30 - The Southern, Charlottesville, Va.
Feb. 01 - Jammin Java, Vienna, Va.
Feb. 02 - World Café Live, Philadelphia
Feb. 04 - Mercury Lounge, New York
Feb. 05 - Red Room at Café 939, Boston
Feb. 06 - Rough Trade, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Feb. 08 - The Drake Hotel, Toronto, Canada
Feb. 09 - Club Café, Pittsburgh
Feb. 10 - Big Room Bar, Columbus, Ohio
Feb. 11 - The New Vintage, Louisville, Ky.
Feb. 12 - 116 Mobile, Florence, Ala. with St. Paul & The Broken Bones
Feb. 13 - 116 Mobile, Florence, Ala. with St. Paul & The Broken Bones
Feb. 27 - Larimer Lounge, Denver with Anderson East
Feb. 28 - Belly Up Aspen, Aspen, Colo. with Anderson East
Feb. 29 - The State Room, Salt Lake City with Anderson East
March 03 - The Bartlett, Spokane, Wash. with Anderson East
March 04 - Tractor Tavern, Seattle with Anderson East
March 05 - The Cobalt, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada with Anderson East
March 06 - Mississippi Studios, Portland, Ore. with Anderson East
March 08 - Harlow’s, Sacramento, Calif. with Anderson East
March 10 - Sweetwater Music Hall, Mill Valley, Calif. with Anderson East
March 11 - The Independent, San Francisco with Anderson East
March 12 - Troubadour, West Hollywood, Calif. with Anderson East
March 13 - Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, Calif. with Anderson East
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sareth Ney is the entertainment journalist for A Quarter and Dream Pictures. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications and Center for New Media from Colorado State University-Pueblo. He is a former apprentice to master of horror, Clive Barker. He is known as the journalist/superhero, Wu-Man Chu, after meeting members of Wu-Tang Clan. He is an award-winning short filmmaker; his goal is to write 150 articles in select time zones, inducts artists into his hall of fame, founder and co-host of No Cover Podcast and is the festival director at Sareth-Fest Music, Comedy and Short Film Festival.
