Alabama 3: Outlaw Hymns 2027
Alabama 3 continue their genre-defying journey with their “Outlaw Hymns 2027” tour, offering a live experience that is as eclectic as it is compelling. Far from your typical country band, Alabama 3 originated in Brixton, London, where they forged a distinctive style blending acid house beats with country, blues, punk, and techno influences, all underscored by a spirit of political activism. Their sound stands out notably with the iconic track “Woke Up This Morning,” known widely as the theme tune for the acclaimed TV series The Sopranos. Beyond this, their music has reached a diverse audience through placements in numerous films and television shows including Gone in 60 Seconds, The Simpsons, and The West Wing.
Formed in the mid-1990s, Alabama 3’s roots in rave culture and their reverence for figures like Hank Williams, Elvis Presley, and The Clash sculpted their fusion of soulful country rock and pulsating techno rhythms. Their live shows are vibrant, often featuring costumes, props, and interactive elements that have garnered a devoted fanbase known as “Sweet Pretty Muthafuckin Country Acid House Music All Night Long”. The band’s originality and refusal to adhere to conventional boundaries mark them as an enduring force in the alternative country music scene.
On this tour, audiences can expect to hear selections from their latest release, the “Algorythm And Blues” EP, released in January 2026. This EP encapsulates Alabama 3’s signature melding of acid house and country styles, continuing their legacy of innovative musical exploration and socially conscious themes.
Gloucester Guildhall
The Gloucester Guildhall provides an intimate yet distinguished setting for this tour stop, seating around 400 guests within its smart and versatile former council chamber. Known for hosting an eclectic mix of events including comedy and music, the venue’s built-in cinema and bar add to the cultural ambiance, creating a comfortable space for audiences eager to experience Alabama 3’s dynamic and multi-genre sound. Its size ensures a close connection between the band and their audience, enhancing the energy and immediacy of the performance.
