TUSCUMBIA-Hannah Aldridge performs her unique blend of country, rock, pop, blues and Americana on stages around the world. On May 12, she will be “coming home” for a special performance. Aldridge will perform in the lobby of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame at 7 p.m.
The museum is located at 617 U.S. 72, Tuscumbia. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. A cash bar will be available. Admission is $15.00. For tickets visit the Hall of Fame or call 256-381-4417.
Alabama Music Hall of Fame Manager Dixie Griffin said that seating is limited for concert and tickets will go quickly.
Dixie Griffin
“Hannah is an amazing artist and we are excited she is coming home to the Alabama Music Hall of Fame for a concert,” Griffin said. “Some people say we have so many great artists with connections and family in the Shoals because there is something in the water here. In Hannah’s case, it’s in her genes.”
Aldridge is the daughter of Florence-born singer-songwriter Walt Aldridge, who has written numerous country hits, including Ronnie Milsap’s “No Getting Over Me,” “Holding Her and Loving You” by Earl Thomas Conley and Travis Tritt’s “Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde”. He is a former band member of the Shooters.
Hannah Aldridge, who grew up in the Shoals, has described her music as a Muscle Shoals sound with a throwback country influence. Many of the songs she writes are based on her life experiences.
“Hannah’s music is steeped in the sounds of Muscle Shoals and Nashville,” Griffin said. “It’s stark, personal and soulful. She is a great songwriter, singer and musician. It’s going to be a great concert at the Alabama Music Hall of Fame when Hannah comes home May 12.”
