ALABAMA: THE BROTHERHOOD REDEEMING THE STADIUM STAGE Picture the moment: the Super Bowl lights blaze across a packed stadium, more than a hundred million viewers frozen in front of their screens. Instead of the usual high-tech pop spectacle, the low growl of a vintage 1969 Chevy Camaro rolls through the PA system as it eases to center stage. Two men step out—no pyrotechnics, no backup dancers, no spectacle chasing attention.
Introduction Alabama: The Brotherhood Redeeming the Stadium Stage The Super Bowl halftime show has long been defined by its excess. We have grown accustomed to a certain formula: gravity-defying choreography,…