Alabama 3

Alabama 3, the band behind the legendary track "Woke Up This Morning" from the opening credits of the acclaimed US TV series The Sopranos, are coming to the Jam House for the very first time.

Heeding Woody Guthrie's maxim, Alabama 3 have never feared the reduction of their technology. Consequently, Alabama 3 acoustic is brave enough to go out on the road armed only with a battered acoustic guitar and harmonica, preaching Guthrie's word that 'this machine kills fascists.'

In homage to the classic delta blues slide players like Mississippi Fred McDowell, Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker and their own Rockfree Base, they present their narco-acoustic slant on Alabama 3 and the music that has inspired them along the way.

Rock Freebase:
"I've developed a style of guitar that combines elements of both MacDowell and White, with a hint of banjo picking, and tried to give it a more modern, urban twist."

Complete with Larry Love's whiskey-soaked vocals, Devlin Love's soulful chorus and Nick Reynolds bad-ass blues on harmonica, they provide a raucous show, which is in no way constrained by the boring maxim that often goes with acoustic gigs!

Alabama 3 Acoustic have played all around the world in festivals, theatre's, concert halls and prisons - an unrivalled Marxist machine gun, Alabama 3 Acoustic are on a mission to get you mashed.

Doors open at 6pm

The Jam House, Birmingham - Where music entertainment lives since 1999... Nestled in the heart of Birmingham's historic Jewellery Quarter, The Jam House is a renowned live music venue set within a beautiful Georgian building overlooking the scenic St Paul's Square. This award-winning destination combines live entertainment, delicious food, and unforgettable nights out, making it a must-visit spot for locals and tourists alike.

Getting Here:
🚗 Free Parking: Available around St Paul's Square after 6 PM.
🚆 Nearest Train Station: Snow Hill Station - just a short walk away.
🚋 Nearest Tram Stop: St Paul's - conveniently located nearby

Contact: birmingham@thejamhouse.com | 0121 200 3030 |