BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Nearly two months after reuniting for the first time in years, Alabama Shakes have announced a full tour this summer, with Birmingham being among the stops.

Alabama Shakes announced via social media, email and text, for those who had signed up, a 30-city 2025 tour beginning July 16, and running through Sept. 27.

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Alabama Shakes announced a 30-city tour Friday, its first in years, following the surprise reunion concert at Tuscaloosa Get-Up 3, Dec. 18, 2024.