About Fallon

Fallon Evans, a former University of Alabama Crimsonette, has been a baton Instructor for 28 years. Fallon is a Tuscaloosa native and served as a majorette and dance team member during her high school years. After high school, she became a member of the Shelton State Community College Dance Team. She attended ballet and jazz classes her freshman year of college as well to better prepare herself for her Crimsonette audition. Her years as a Crimsonette in the Million Dollar Band were from 2002 to 2006. These were some of her greatest memories. Fallon’s Crimsonette years were full of technique, dance and performance training.

After completing college with a degree in Food and Nutrition Science, she became a Registered Dietitian, fitness trainer, judge for multiple majorette and dance team auditions, baton twirl company owner, high school majorette coach, field show choreographer, wife and mom of four kids. She has led several girls to victories in baton competitions, helped many girls to successfully achieve the skills needed to become a majorette member in their high school band and produced several college majorettes.



Fallon continues to judge and create auditions for various high schools throughout the state of Alabama. She has been a majorette coach/choreographer for several high schools and middle schools over the past 28 years. Majorette growth will always be a passion of hers. She is a firm believer that baton instruction instills dedication, determination, work ethic and self pride.

Fallon is now a dietitian for Davita Dialysis and in her 6th season with TDC. She is grateful that TDC supports young twirlers in Tuscaloosa and is excited for another year of dance twirl.