Gulf Coast, AL February 2026

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February is all about Love Local

There is something special about celebrating the people, places, and passions that make our Alabama Gulf Coast such an incredible place to call home. This month, we do just that through music, conservation, and community.

In this issue, we spotlight four talented local musicians who are carving their own paths in the Gulf Coast music scene. Each brings a unique sound and story, together reflecting the heart and soul of our local music culture.

We begin with Dangerous Curves, a five-member band known for bringing the party wherever they play. Blending rock, country, and pop, their high-energy performances and infectious sound make them a crowd favorite and guarantee a great time at every show.

Next, we introduce Cam Shelton, an emerging voice in country music whose sound blends red-dirt country, southern rock, and classic soul. His music feels both timeless and fresh, rooted in real-life storytelling and genuine emotion. We are excited to share his journey with our readers.

We then feature Crab Riot, a Gulf Shores band whose sound perfectly matches the energy and personality of our coastal community. I recently caught their performance at the Shrimp Festival, where they proved to be a crowd pleaser…it was a great show.

Finally, we introduce Jacob Brock, a truly unique artist inspired early on by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Jacob has grown into an innovative songwriter with a sound all his own. His upcoming EP series, set for release in early 2026, marks an exciting new chapter defined by creativity, growth, and a fearless approach to music.

Be sure to follow all four artists on social media so you can stay up to date on upcoming releases and events throughout the year.

Beyond local live music, this issue also highlights something deeply important to our community: preserving our paradise. We partnered with Orange Beach Coastal Resources and The Nature Conservancy to explore the vital work being done to protect the Lower Perdido Islands, including Bird, Robinson, and Walker Islands. These treasured coastal spaces require ongoing care and collaboration to remain a haven for both wildlife and people.

February is full of fun: Mardi Gras. See a local show. Support your favorite artists. Explore our beautiful islands. And most of all, love local

Thank you for inviting us into your homes and hearts.

Love local. Live local. Spend local.

Until next month.

February 2026

PUBLISHER

Ashley Roberts | ashley.roberts@citylifestyle.com

EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Lillian Taylor | lillian.taylor@citylifestyle.com

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JD Swiger-Swiger Studio, Molly Ravenscraft

Photography, Patrick Crummie, The Nature Conservancy-Moffatt & Nichol, Kevin Winfrey, Lillian Taylor

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WHERE NEIGHBORS CAN SEE AND BE SEEN

1: Now we have an authentic Vietnamese Restaurant in Gulf Shores, go try Pho-Mo, it’s delicious. 2: We had a blast at Pho-Mo’s ribbon cutting with CABC. Welcome to Gulf Shores! 3: American-Heart-Association held a Heart-Ribbon-Cutting at OB-Public-Library, sponsored by Bella-Beach-Properties; blood-pressure kits now available for checkout. 4-5: The Wharf Concierge Team had a blast at their Christmas Party. 6-7: Alabama Sweet Tea held a CABC ribbon cutting at Portside at The Wharf. Welcome!

8: Mako Softball team ring ceremony, congratulations to an amazing 5 years! 9: What a blessing serving on the Island-Spirit committee. Congratulations to Travis Stokes at OB Publix! 10: Justine Henderson’s five Mako Championship rings, from left to right, in order of year earned. 11-14: OB Garden Club held their Cookies & Carols at the museum. Thank you ladies!

Cam Shelton

Cam Shelton is carving out a name for himself in the country music scene, emerging as a compelling new voice with a sound that feels both timeless and innovative. His music seamlessly blends red dirt country, Southern rock, and classic soul, creating a unique style rooted in honest storytelling and real-life experiences. Despite his young age, Shelton writes with an old soul quality that resonates across generations.

Shelton’s musical journey began in early childhood, deeply influenced by his late grandfather Billy Shelton and his father Dusty Shelton. His exposure to music started at the tender age of three when he picked up the piano and guitar. By four, he was already performing, and by nine, he was opening for touring acts. This early start laid a strong foundation for his burgeoning career. His impressive resume includes performances with notable artists such as Tracy Byrd, Riley Green, Jakelyn Carr, The Freemans, and Dexter Roberts from “The Voice.”

ARTICLE BY LILLIAN TAYLOR

PHOTOGRAPHY BY KEVIN WINFREY/LILLIAN TAYLOR

In 2018, Shelton was recognized as the ACMA Young Artist of the Year, marking a significant milestone in his career. That same year, his debut single, “Momma’s Bible,” earned a Top 5 nomination at the Arkansas Country Music Awards and won Song of the Year at the Mid South Gospel Music Convention. The accompanying video also received a Top 5 nomination for Video of the Year, further establishing his presence in the music industry.

Shelton is known for his powerful live performances, captivating audiences throughout Nashville, the Gulf Coast, and the Midwest. His concerts, a dynamic mix of original music and fan favorites, are characterized by his energetic stage presence and ability to engage the crowd. This connection with his audience is a testament to his authenticity and passion for music.

Beyond the stage, Shelton embodies the life he sings about. His experiences as a professional duck hunting guide, appearances in fishing lure commercials, and restoring classic cars with his father reflect his blue-collar roots. These experiences shape his identity and influence the storytelling in his music, grounding him in the realities of everyday life.

As Shelton prepares to move to Nashville in early 2026, he is poised to enter the next chapter of his career with focus and determination. With new music on the horizon, he is ready to further cement his place in the country music landscape. His work is real and heartfelt, built on strong storytelling that honors tradition while pushing the genre forward.

Shelton’s journey is one of dedication and passion, a rising star whose music connects deeply with listeners. His ability to blend traditional country sounds with modern influences sets him apart, appealing to a broad audience while staying true to his roots. As he continues to grow and evolve as an artist, Shelton represents a new generation of country musicians who embrace the past while looking to the future.

Cam Shelton is not just a performer; he is a storyteller, weaving his life experiences into every song. His rise in the country music scene is a testament to his talent and hard work, and his journey is only beginning. Fans and newcomers alike can look forward to seeing more of Shelton as he continues to make waves and share his unique voice with the world. With a move to Nashville and new projects on the way, the future looks bright for this promising artist. Keep an eye on Cam Shelton, as he is undoubtedly a name to watch in the country music scene.

Follow Cam on his rise to stardom by visiting his website www.camsheltonmusic.com

DANGEROUS CURVES

A Band Blending Talent, Passion, and Community

ARTICLE BY LILLIAN TAYLOR | PHOTOGRAPHY BY MOLLY RAVENSCRAFT PHOTOGRAPHY

Dangerous Curves is more than just a band; they are a vibrant part of the Gulf Shores and Orange Beach music scene. Consisting of Justin Mayberry on guitar, Jeremy Russo on keys, Mike Fry on drums, Eric Peterson on bass, and Sam Schmotz as the lead vocalist, this ensemble has carved a niche with their unique sound and engaging performances.

Known for their energetic shows at popular venues like The Tin Top and Oso, Dangerous Curves has built a reputation for captivating audiences with their dynamic stage presence and harmonious vocals. Their performances are a testament to their collective talent and passion for music, ensuring that each event is not just heard but felt deeply by audiences.

Playing a versatile mix of pop, rock, country, and dance hits, the band excels at creating a connection with their listeners. This versatility is a key factor in their ability to perform at a variety of settings, from lively public

venues to intimate private events. Their music is crafted to be relatable, drawing people in with familiar tunes and fresh interpretations that resonate on multiple levels.

The synergy among the band members is a critical component of their success. Each member contributes something unique, creating a

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sound that is both cohesive and distinct. This collaborative spirit is evident in every performance, where their chemistry on stage translates into an unforgettable musical experience.

Dangerous Curves’ commitment to their craft is apparent in their dedication to providing high-quality performances. They understand the importance of each role within the group, and this mutual respect fuels their ability to deliver consistently

engaging shows. Their music not only entertains but also fosters a sense of community among fans, making each concert a shared experience that brings people together.

With upcoming performances at venues throughout Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, Dangerous Curves continues to be a driving force in the local music scene. Their dedication to creating music that everyone can relate to, combined with their passion and stage presence, ensures that they remain a beloved fixture in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Keep an eye out for their next performance to experience the magic firsthand.

THE COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO PROTECT THE PERDIDO ISLANDS

ARTICLE BY LILLIAN TAYLOR | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JD SWIGER/MOFFATT & NICHOL

PARADISE PRESERVING

Private and public partners have joined forces to ensure the Perdido Islands remain a cherished haven for both people and nature. The Lower Perdido Islands, consisting of Bird, Robinson, and Walker Islands, are nestled near Perdido Pass in Orange Beach, Alabama. These islands, surrounded by beautifully clear waters, sandy beaches, and unique wildlife, have become increasingly popular destinations. Each year, Baldwin County welcomes

roughly 8 million visitors, many of whom are drawn to these islands. During holidays, the islands may host over 500 boats simultaneously, a testament to their allure. However, this popularity has led to concerns about wildlife habitats and water quality, with issues like erosion from boat wakes, seagrass damage, disturbance to nesting birds, and increased marine debris and human waste.

To tackle these challenges, the City of Orange Beach, Moffatt & Nichol, Olsen Associates Inc., and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) collaborated in 2017 to create a comprehensive management plan. This plan, which was completed in 2022, outlines conservation strategies and restoration concepts to protect the islands and their valuable habitats for the future. With funding secured from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Inflation Reduction Act, and Natural Resource Damage Assessment funds from the Deepwater Horizon spill, administered by NOAA, the partners have made significant progress.

The conservation goals focus on protecting marsh, forest, and seagrass habitats, which support a diverse range of wildlife. The islands are home to a variety of shorebirds, wading birds, and waterfowl, including tricolored herons, reddish egrets, snowy egrets, white ibis, and brown pelicans. Great blue herons, great egrets, clapper rails, willets, and woodcocks also forage in the marsh areas, creating a vibrant ecosystem. Migratory waterfowl and neotropical migrants use the area seasonally, adding to the biodiversity. The surrounding seagrass beds provide critical nursery areas for coastal finfish and shellfish like speckled seatrout, redfish, Atlantic croaker, shrimp, and blue crabs. Due to the wide variety of biodiversity found on and around the islands, TNC’s conservation goals emphasize protecting and sustaining wildlife habitats while maintaining recreational opportunities for the public. Achieving these goals requires pursuing strategies that focus on habitat protection and raising public awareness of current rules, regulations, and the importance of the unique

habitats of the Lower Perdido Islands. Some of the conservation strategies highlighted in TNC’s plan include:

• Planting trees and shrubs for nesting and roosting wading birds.

• Controlling vegetation in shorebird nesting and loafing areas to encourage natural behaviors.

• Cordoning off areas to maintain a respectful distance between birds and humans.

• Installing informative signs for public awareness (seagrass protection, no motor zones, no dogs, trash disposal, etc.).

• Enforcing rules and regulations to protect natural resources and ensure public safety.

While TNC’s conservation strategies focus on management, the restoration concepts propose habitat restoration actions developed by a team of ecologists and engineers. These concepts aim to provide large-scale, sustainable options while ensuring space for recreation. Informed by stakeholder and public feedback, hydrodynamic modeling, morphological modeling, a series of surveys, design charrettes, and existing conditions, the team developed these priority restoration concepts to push towards 100% designs.

This work focused on Walker Island and Robinson Island, while maintaining Bird Island as is for recreational use. Robinson Island’s nearshore areas and beaches will be open to the public while Walker Island will remain off limits to foot traffic just like before restoration efforts.

Once TNC and partners developed conservation and restoration goals for protecting valuable island habitats while maintaining recreational space, Moffatt & Nichol led a rigorous design process to bring ideas to reality. This involved topographic and bathymetric surveys, cultural resource surveys, hydrodynamic modeling, sediment transport studies, water level monitoring, and seagrass assessments.

On Robinson Island, the team approached designs with the goals of addressing degraded marsh habitats, increasing areas of marsh and bird habitats, and reducing erosion to balance wildlife and public uses. Reinforcing the existing revetment on the north end will provide protection from the strong currents that erode the island. Placing a thin layer of sediment in strategic locations will also help increase the

marsh platform for improved habitat health. A protective dune feature on the west end will reduce erosion, provide recreational space, and protect the adjacent marsh habitat. Additional sediment placement along the eastern side of the island will cover roots exposed due to storm activity and improve upland habitat quality while stabilizing the shoreline. Overall, restoration efforts will provide almost three acres of newly created and/or restored marsh habitat and more than four acres of dune habitat.

For Walker Island, Moffatt & Nichol designed two restoration placement areas to provide significant habitat for birds and other wildlife since it is off limits to the public. The western placement area created over five acres of high marsh habitat, around one acre of upland habitat, and some subtidal shoal habitat. The eastern placement area will address degradation of marsh habitat and maximize dune and scrub shrub habitat to restore habitat lost over time due to storms and other impacts. This results in over eight acres of high marsh and over three acres of upland habitat.

Each design aims to minimize impacts to existing seagrass beds surrounding the Robinson, Walker, and Bird Islands. Specifically, the “hummingbird” shape of the western placement area and the “kidney bean” shape of the eastern placement area on Walker Island are designed to protect and reduce impacts to valuable seagrasses and allow room for their expansion. In these areas, the team installed native plants such as sea oats, marsh grasses, and other species following sand placement. These plants will help hold the new material in place, reduce erosion on the islands, and provide shelter and foraging areas for both fish and wildlife species.

While the design team made every effort to minimize impacts to seagrass beds, a few patches of seagrass existed within the sediment placement areas. In partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service, the partners prepared documents outlining the plan to relocate seagrasses within impact areas and monitoring transplanted sods (plants, roots, and sediment) throughout the life of the project. These seagrass beds are extremely valuable as they have been steadily expanding CONTINUED >

“WE EXTEND OUR HEARTFELT THANKS TO KATIE BALTZER, COASTAL PROJECTS MANAGER, FOR SHARING HER INSIGHTS AND HELPING

US ILLUMINATE THE CRUCIAL CONSERVATION EFFORTS ON THE PERDIDO ISLANDS.”

over 20+ years, contrary to other areas exhibiting drastic declines in seagrasses worldwide. Thus, our project is doing everything possible to make sure this positive trend continues.

To prepare for construction, TNC, the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc., Moffatt and Nichol, and many volunteers moved over 4,000 sods of shoal grass (Halodule wrightii) in July and August 2024 from sediment placement areas. The team placed the sods adjacent to the southern edge of an existing healthy seagrass bed located within a protected no-motor zone and outside of the construction footprint. The sods were planted in a checkerboard pattern to cover approximately 1.5 acres. The team will monitor the transplants for five years for survivability, adding additional plants if coverage declines.

In 2025, TNC and partners, together with Orange Beach-based MD Thomas Construction, realized the completion of this important and ambitious project. Restoration began at Robinson Island and then moved to Walker Island. During this time, dredging pipelines impacted navigation, and boaters were encouraged to navigate the area cautiously around buoys and signs marking the construction areas. Throughout this process, TNC posted signage at the local boat ramp and provided updates about the status of construction activities. For the record, the project has been completed. The completion of this project marks a significant achievement in preserving these islands for future generations, balancing the needs of nature and recreation. The collaborative effort between public and private partners has not only helped protect the unique ecosystems of the Perdido Islands but also ensured that these coastal gems continue to be a source of enjoyment and natural wonder for all who visit. By safeguarding these habitats, the project contributes to the larger goal of maintaining biodiversity and promoting environmental sustainability in the region. The work done on the Perdido Islands serves as a model for other coastal conservation efforts, demonstrating the power of collaboration and innovative thinking in tackling environmental challenges. As visitors continue to enjoy the beauty of these islands, they are also reminded of the importance of preserving and respecting the natural world that surrounds us.

Crab Riot

IGNITING THE STAGE WITH HIGH-ENERGY PERFORMANCES

ARTICLE BY LILLIAN TAYLOR

PHOTOGRAPHY

BY JD SWIGER- SWIGER STUDIO

Crab Riot is a grassroots, nativeborn band that has been electrifying audiences with their high-energy performances and distinctive sound. Formed in 2018 the group consists of  Rob Andrews on guitar and vocals, Joe Schwerdtfeger also on guitar and vocals, Steve Sawrey on drums, Mystee Robinson on bass and vocals, and Linda Chandler on vocals. Together, they create an unforgettable musical experience that captivates everyone who sees them perform.

“WHETHER THEY ARE PLAYING ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS OR COVERING CLASSIC HITS, THEY INFUSE EACH PERFORMANCE WITH THEIR UNIQUE STYLE AND ENTHUSIASM.”

Known for their dynamic stage presence, Crab Riot regularly plays at venues such as The Shrimp Festival, The Sloop, Owa, & Big Beach Brewing Company just to name a few. Their performances are a favorite choice for Friday nights and special events, including the brewery’s anniversary celebrations. Their set list covers a wide range of artists and genres like The White Stripes, Talking Heads, the Black Crowes, Grace Potter, and Widespread Panic, along with several original tunes.

The chemistry between the band members is palpable during their performances. Rob Andrews and Joe Schwerdtfeger lead the charge with their powerful guitar riffs and vocals, adding a raw and edgy sound that commands attention. Steve Sawrey’s drumming is the driving force behind the rhythm, providing a heartbeat that is both precise and exhilarating. Mystee Robinson’s bass lines, coupled with Linda Chandler’s vocal contributions, bring a soulful and distinctive element that completes the ensemble.

Crab Riot maintains a strong presence through their live performances and event listings that can be found on their facebook page. Their regular gigs at Big Beach Brewing Company are a testament to their growing popularity and the dedicated fanbase they have cultivated over time. The brewery’s welcoming atmosphere, combined with Crabriot’s lively music, creates the perfect setting for a memorable evening.

Whether they are playing original compositions or covering classic hits, they infuse each performance with their unique style and enthusiasm. Every band member brings their own musical expertise, resulting in a cohesive and powerful sound that resonates with fans and newcomers alike.

Their performances offer the chance to witness the synergy of talented musicians who are passionate about their craft and eager to share that passion with every audience they encounter. Crab Riot is more than just a band; they are a musical force that leaves a lasting impression on everyone who has the pleasure of seeing them perform.

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CRAB RIOT

Crab Riot is a grassroots, nativeborn band that has been electrifying audiences with their high-energy performances and distinctive sound. Formed in 2018 the group consists of  Rob Andrews on guitar and vocals, Joe Schwerdtfeger also on guitar and vocals, Steve Sawrey on drums, Mystee Robinson on bass and vocals, and Linda Chandler on vocals. Together, they create an unforgettable musical experience that captivates everyone who sees them perform. Crab Riot maintains a strong presence through their live performances and event listings that can be found on their facebook page.

Crab Riot’s journey is one of collaboration and creativity, where each member’s contribution is vital to their overall sound. Rob and Joe’s guitar skills intertwine seamlessly, creating a powerful foundation for their music. Steve’s drumming not only keeps the rhythm but adds a layer of excitement that drives the band forward. Mystee’s bass grooves and vocal harmonies enrich the soundscape, while Linda’s vocals add an emotional depth that connects with listeners on a personal level.

The band’s ability to engage with their audience and create a shared musical experience is at the core of what makes them special. Their shows are not just concerts; they are events where the energy flows both ways, between the band and the audience.

Crab Riot’s dedication to their art and their fans ensures that every performance is a unique and unforgettable experience.

In the ever-evolving music scene, Crab Riot stands out as a beacon of energy, talent, and genuine connection. Their presence in the local music scene continues to grow, as does their reputation for delivering powerful performances that resonate long after the music stops. For fans of rock and live music enthusiasts, Crab Riot is a must-see act that promises to deliver a night of music, fun, and unforgettable memories.

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THE Evolution OF Jacob Brock

From Guitar Enthusiast to Innovative Songwriter

ARTICLE BY LILLIAN TAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY BY JD SWIGER- SWIGER STUDIO

Jacob Brock’s musical journey began with a deep fascination for the electric guitar. From a young age, he was captivated by the instrument’s potential, inspired by the legendary Stevie Ray Vaughan. Brock dedicated his early years to mastering the guitar, dreaming of emulating his idol’s style. Singing wasn’t part of his vision until a pivotal experience shifted his perspective entirely.

This transformation occurred when Brock attended a live performance by the Zac Brown Band. At that time, the band was not widely known, and their hit “Chicken Fried” hadn’t yet reached the airwaves. The concert, however, was a revelation. The band’s innovative flatpicking on a nylon guitar challenged Brock’s preconceived notions about music and songwriting. This eye-opening experience led him to purchase their album, which became a catalyst for his creative exploration. The album dismantled the mental barriers he had constructed around composition and inspired him to pursue songwriting.

Brock’s musical influences are diverse and extensive, reflecting his wide-ranging interests. Recognizing that a broad spectrum of artists fuels his creativity and innovation. This openness allows him to draw from various genres and styles.

In his approach to songwriting, Brock employs a variety of methods. Some songs begin with a guitar riff or chord progression, serving as the foundation for the entire piece. An example of this is his song “Lasso,” where the chords and riff create a captivating groove. This musical framework naturally guided the lyrics, which seemed to flow effortlessly into place. At other times, Brock starts with lyrics, channeling his inner Bernie Taupin, crafting words that resonate deeply before any music is composed. Regardless of the method, his primary aim is to produce music that resonates with listeners, allowing them to interpret and connect with the songs personally.

Brock’s work strives to be both relatable and genuine. Through his music, Brock expresses his true self, embracing his distinctive sound and sharing it with confidence. He aims to communicate authenticity, letting his audience know, “This is me. This has always been me.”

As an artist, Brock recognizes the complexities of developing a musical identity. Building this identity requires considerable investment, both financially and personally. The journey of leaning into his artistic vision demands significant resources, but Brock is committed to preserving the essential elements of each artistic phase.

This commitment ensures that his growth is cohesive and comprehensive, allowing for a seamless evolution of his sound and style.

Brock’s songwriting often originates from experiences and emotions. His creative process allows him to draw from personal insights, forming the basis for his music. Over time, he has cultivated a compassionate relationship with his inner critic, a mindset he extends to external feedback. Instead of reacting with frustration or hurt, he approaches criticism with curiosity and empathy, viewing it as an opportunity for growth and understanding.

Looking ahead, Brock is focused on embracing his role as the front person for his band. He is diligently working to bring his envisioned performances to life on stage, aiming to deliver engaging and memorable live experiences. Fans can anticipate exciting developments as he continues to refine his stage presence and performance skills.

Initially hesitant about co-writing, he now values creative partnerships, especially with his co-producer and friend, Austin Motlow. Their collaborative efforts consistently produce valuable results, highlighting the importance of teamwork in the creative process. Brock finds joy in the collaborative process, often leaving studio sessions with new ideas and fresh inspiration.

Brock’s upcoming EP series, “Gift Horse,” set for release during Pisces Season 2026, represents a new chapter in his career. This project is expected to showcase his artistic growth and evolution, inviting listeners to join him on this journey. The series promises to be a testament to his dedication, creativity, and relentless pursuit of his musical vision.

Jacob Brock’s story of transformation from a guitar-obsessed youth to a multifaceted musician demonstrates the influential power of music. With each chord, lyric, and performance, he expands the boundaries of creativity and expression.

Jacob Brock

Jacob Brock’s musical path is defined by innovation and authenticity. From his early guitar days inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan to the transformative influence of the Zac Brown Band, Brock’s journey is rich with diverse inspirations. His songwriting process is versatile, sometimes beginning with a riff, other times with lyrics, always aiming for genuine connection. Collaborative efforts, particularly with coproducer Austin Motlow, play a crucial role in his growth. As Brock prepares for the release of his EP series “Gift Horse” in Pisces Season 2026, his dedication to evolving his sound and engaging audiences remains steadfast. Jacob would like to thank his wife and daughter for being his source of inspiration.