Alabama Shakes

Farm Aid's 2016 lineup will include performances by up-and-coming acts as well as returns from festival veterans.

Howard appeared in ensemble performances of "Heaven Help Us All" and "What'd I Say."

Brandi Carlile, Father John Misty and Kurt Vile will also play the Philadelphia festival this July.

It's almost a rite of passage for an emerging singer-songwriter to be dubbed "the next Bob Dylan." But are there any modern musicians who actually deserve the title?

The Alabama Shakes' performance was one of a few moments from the three-hour show that actually had the command to put viewers on the edge of their seats.

Who won, who lost and who was probably just happy to be invited to the 58th annual Grammy Awards.

From Best Alternative Album and Metal Performance to Best Music Movie and Box Set Packaging, there's a ton more to the Grammys than what makes it to TV.

For its 15th year, Sasquatch! has lined up a roster that includes the Cure, Florence and the Machine, Sufjan Stevens, Alabama Shakes and more.

For their second 'Austin City Limits' appearance, Brittany Howard and her cohorts played six songs from their Grammy-nominated sophomore album 'Sound & Color.'

Alabama Shakes played a handful of cuts from their Grammy-nominated sophomore effort 'Sound & Color,' including "Gimme All Your Love" and "Don't Wanna Fight."