Alabama Tickets

Honestly, my favorite country band ever. I have other favorites but this one was my first. I've missed out on multiple opportunities to see this great band over the years (military, civilian, regular life). However, I was down in Mississippi for work and saw they were going to be in concert, I had the chance, the money and the time - I took advantage of all of it. You can tell they have been and were ful of energy and my biggest regret is not seeing them earlier (i'm sure it would've been wild). This experience was still nonetheless fantastic, I got to see them in a great venue on a great night with a great crowd. THANK YOU - ALABAMA!!!

I'm a lifelong fan of the band Alabama. I know all the songs, grew up listening to the music, visited the Fort Payne museum back in the day, etc. etc. Like all of us, Randy Owen is showing the signs of age. His voice has weakened. He just doesn't have the strength any more to project Alabama's hit songs in the way they were originally recorded. The show suffers accordingly. He attempts to rest his voice by including long stretches of audience sing-a-longs, but the overall show's energy is lacking. At the show at The Wharf, they didn't even sing "Roll On,"although this tour is the "Roll On"2 tour. If you love the band, by all means go see them and celebrate them once more. Just don't expect Randy and Teddy to be bouncing around the stage and belting the hits like they did in the 80s and 90s.

Concert was great (my 9th Alabama concert!). Sound was horrible in the beginning. Mic feedback, low volume… Sound engineers got on it quickly and fixed the problems after the 1st 2 or 3 songs of the set. Never experienced this before at the Wharf. Seems like this should have been taken care of in soundcheck. And, yes, I have a little experience in this. Worked setup as a college student in 86-87 for a BonJovi concert and several others, as well. Issues were resolved and concert went on without a hitch. Thanks for the opportunity to provide feedback!

The best band ever. Beats anything “called country” for today’s standard. Worth every cent and more. Good, clean fun.

Alabama does not need to tour. It was terrible. Sound was terrible. Awful concert

I did miss Jeff Cook at the beginning of the concert, but the new fiddle player and guitarist quickly took away some of that. The show was awesome! Randy may move a little slower but he still has that voice and the harmonization was as great as ever! Loved every minute and they put on a great show!

Awesome concerts and the system was great from where I was at.

I’m sorry, and I don’t mean to be rude but I definitely think it’s time for the band to retire unfortunately. I hope I’m still moving around at 74 but the sound just wasn’t there, understandable of course. In the end I’m still glad I was able to see them live, I just wish It had been 10 years or more ago.

I love Alabama and have been to more than 30 of their concerts over the past 41 years. However, as much as I love their music it’s time for them to retire. Their live performances are nowhere near what they used to be. Maybe it was just an off night but it seemed that they weren’t physically able to give the performance their all. A lot of people were leaving early unsatisfied with the performance. Being a diehard fan, I stayed until the end knowing that it’s the last time I’ll pay to attend one of their concerts.

The concert was awsome don’t think there is bad seat in the venue