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‘We were in danger of running it into the ground’: Brittany Howard on fleeing fame, fighting Trump and the epic return of Alabama Shakes

Alabama Shakes reunites after a seven-year break with a powerful new album. Frontwoman Brittany Howard shares her reflections on their hiatus and the urgent social issues addressed in their latest single, 'American Dream.'

The Guardian· Jul 19, 2026 · 6:19 PM · 6 views

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Alabama Shakes reunites after a seven-year break with a powerful new album. Frontwoman Brittany Howard shares her reflections on their hiatus and the urgent social issues addressed in their latest single, 'American Dream.' Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #AlabamaShakes #BrittanyHoward #musicnews #newalbum #socialissues #AmericanDream #news

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