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9/5/26 vs. East Carolina

9/19/26 vs. Florida State
9/26/26 vs. South Carolina

10/10/26 vs. Georgia

10/24/26 vs. Texas A&M

11/28/26 vs. Auburn

Vector Security Champions Lane, an extension of Crimson Tide Sports Marketing’s pregame fan fest, returns for an action-packed 2026 season and is located just outside the northwest gates of Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium on the lawn behind the Tuska statue.
The centerpiece of Champions Lane is its pregame concert series, which brings a powerhouse lineup of musical talent to the Bud Light Backyard Stage before select home football games. The 2026 series features seven shows spanning the full season, delivering live performances from nationally recognized recording artists and rising stars alike, creating the ultimate fan experience for all ages.
The series kicks off on September 5 prior to the East Carolina game with a performance by The M-80s. One of the Southeast’s premier ‘80s tribute bands, The M-80s have been delivering high-energy throwback performances since 2008, covering the biggest hits of the decade from Journey, Bon Jovi, Prince, Madonna and more. Their electric stage presence and crowd-pleasing setlist are the perfect way to kick off the 2026 season.
On September 19, the energy ramps up for the Florida State game with a show from country hit-makers Parmalee. With over 1.6 billion streams and six No. 1 singles at country radio—including five consecutive chart-toppers—Parmalee has cemented their place as one of country music’s most consistent hitmakers. Comprised of brothers Matt and Scott Thomas, cousin Barry Knox and lifelong friend Josh McSwain, the North Carolina-bred band is known for massive fan favorites and an explosive live show built to last.
The excitement continues September 26 before the South Carolina matchup with a performance from one of the Southeast’s most exciting emerging rock acts, Congress The Band. Based in Charleston, South Carolina, Congress has quickly grown from a local favorite into a regional touring force. With anthemic melodies that pull from indie rock, Americana and classic Southern roots, their shows have become known for heartfelt crowd connections, big-chorus singalongs and a level of passion that leaves audiences lined up hours before each performance.
The series hits a marquee moment on October 10 before the Georgia game with a performance by multi-platinum country star Justin Moore. Moore has built a loyal following over nearly two decades with his traditional country sound and captivating live shows. With 14 No. 1 singles at country radio—including chart-toppers like “You, Me, and Whiskey,” with Priscilla Block, “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” “Small Town USA,” and “Lettin’ The Night Roll”—Moore is one of the most decorated artists in modern country music. The Arkansas native and ACM Award winner brings a can’t-miss performance to Champions Lane.
On October 24, before the Texas A&M game, Yacht Rock Revue takes the stage for a smooth-rocking pregame party. Hailing from Atlanta, this seven-piece powerhouse has spent nearly two decades mastering the slick grooves and mellow hits of the ‘70s and ‘80s, from Steely Dan and Hall & Oates to Toto and Kenny Loggins. Yacht Rock Revue has headlined sold-out shows across the country and opened for acts like Train and REO Speedwagon, earning a reputation as one of the best live acts in the business.
The series concludes on November 28, ahead of the rivalry showdown against Auburn, with a performance by breakout country artist Vincent Mason. Named one of Spotify’s 2026 Artists to Watch, Mason has surpassed 500 million career streams, fueled by his gold-certified breakout hit “Hell Is a Dance Floor.” With a national television debut on The Kelly Clarkson Show and The Today Show already under his belt, plus festival appearances at Stagecoach and Rock the South and tours alongside Riley Green, Parker McCollum and Luke Bryan, Mason is one of country music’s most undeniable rising forces. His performance will provide a perfect finale to the concert series.
Vector Security Champions Lane activities (including all concerts) are free to attend. Beginning four hours prior to kickoff, fans are welcome to stop by the area where you’ll also find food trucks, a 21+ lounge with no cover charge, interactive displays, up to four giant LED videoboards for fans to watch other college football games in action, and of course, the Vector Security student-athlete meet & greet tent!
For a full listing of performances, meet & greets and other updates throughout the season, visit ChampionsLane.com.
2026 CHAMPIONS LANE CONCERT SERIES SCHEDULE
September 5 vs. East Carolina — The M-80s
September 19 vs. Florida State — Parmalee
September 26 vs. South Carolina — Congress The Band
October 10 vs. Georgia — Justin Moore
October 24 vs. Texas A&M — Yacht Rock Revue
November 21 vs. Chattanooga — DJ Landon
November 28 vs. Auburn — Vincent Mason
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