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Brittany Howard's ICE Out Plea at Ohana Fest
27 Sep
Summary
- Howard spoke about hope and solidarity during ICE raids.
- She wore an 'ICE OUT' pin on her guitar strap.
- The band's new album reflects on social and political changes.
At the Ohana Festival, Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes delivered a powerful message of hope and solidarity amidst ongoing ICE raids impacting communities. Howard, visibly wearing an "ICE OUT" pin, addressed the audience, emphasizing the importance of people protecting and relying on each other.
Her call for unity resonated deeply with the festival-goers. This sentiment aligns with Alabama Shakes' latest album, "I Must Be Dreaming," their first in 11 years. The new record explores societal shifts and the enduring beauty found in everyday life, echoing Howard's belief in mutual support.
The band's performance featured a mix of beloved tracks from their debut "Boys & Girls" and newer material, including the poignant "American Dream." The festival also showcased performances by Tyler Childers and Pearl Jam.
