The purpose of the systematic review was to identify the effectiveness of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), and its most recent iteration, the Integrated Behavioral Model (IBM), for predicting and understanding alcohol related behaviors, with an aim towards informing future public health and health promotion interventions. Eleven articles were found for inclusion. Results found the TPB/IBM model predicted between 45% to 75% variance for intentions and 26% to 90% of the alcohol related behaviors. Attitudes were reported as the strongest predictor of the intention, and intention was the strongest predictor of the alcohol-related behavior. This review provides support for the utility of the TPB and IBM for controlling alcohol-related behavior. Recommendations for enhancing future interventions are presented.