The Last Revel bring 'Gone for Good' to All Good Music Hall in February

The string band plays Birmingham on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2027, on a winter run built around the Dave Simonett-produced record.

February in Birmingham is a good month for a string band. The holidays are over, the weather can't decide what it's doing, and a Thursday night in a warm room with banjo, fiddle and three-part harmony sounds about right. The Last Revel have made that plan for you: the band has announced All Good Music Hall on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2027.

The show starts at 7:30 p.m., tickets are $24.30 through Ticketmaster (linked from our show page), and the date was announced on Oct. 20. That's a fair price for a band whose usual headline room runs about 400 capacity, the kind of size where you can still see faces from the back.

The record they're touring is Gone for Good, released July 18, 2025, on Thirty Tigers. It was produced by Dave Simonett of Trampled by Turtles, which is about as good a co-sign as an Americana string band can get. Simonett liked the band enough to write about them on his own Substack, under the title "You Know The Last Revel," and the record follows their 2023 album Dovetail. Our listings tag them as country and folk, and that's a fair summary of where the songs live: roots music played by a band that grew up on it but isn't precious about it.

Gone for Good was produced by Trampled by Turtles' Dave Simonett, about as good a co-sign as a string band can get.

This is a band in a good stretch. Green Bay's Fox 11 reported that a new album and a 10-year milestone were bringing The Last Revel back to that city's Meyer Theatre, a show set for Jan. 13, 2027. A month later they'll be working through the South: Birmingham on Feb. 11, then Asheville's Third Room on Feb. 14. Coverage in Vermont's Rutland Herald paired them with another act as bands bringing new albums to town. Ten years in, they're still finding new rooms and new crowds.

For Birmingham, that's the case for going. A band that has spent a decade on the road, with a record backed by one of the best-known names in modern string-band music, playing a Thursday in a mid-sized room at a price under $25: that's a good night out by any measure. If you came up on Trampled by Turtles or anything from that end of the Americana world, this is right in your wheelhouse. If you didn't, it's an easy introduction.

A few practical notes. A 7:30 start on a weeknight means you can get there after work without rushing, and still be home at a reasonable hour. Thursday shows tend to draw the people who really want to be there, which usually makes for a better crowd. And with the date more than three months out, there's time, but a band that usually headlines rooms around 400 can sell out a winter weeknight faster than you'd think.

Put it on the calendar, tell the friend who always asks what's worth seeing, and plan to stay for the encore. February will need it.

Sources: The Last Revel is back with new Dave Simonett-produced album Gone for Good – Roots Music Rambler (rootsmusicrambler.com); You Know The Last Revel – Dave Simonett's Good Record (goodrecord.substack.com); New album and 10-year milestone spark The Last Revel return to Green Bay – Fox 11 (fox11online.com); Live and on the record: Venna and The Last Revel bring new albums – Rutland Herald (rutlandherald.com); The Last Revel at Meyer Theatre – JamBase (jambase.com); The Last Revel at Third Room – JamBase (jambase.com); The Last Revel at All Good Music Hall – JamBase (jambase.com)