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Individually, they're Devon Allman and Duane Betts, two solo artists and modern-day guitar heroes who've both spent years creating their own version of American roots music. Together, they're the leaders of The Allman Betts Band, a supergroup anchored by sharp songwriting, fiery fretwork, and an historic legacy. Inspired by the classic sounds of the group's family tree, The Allman Betts Band makes timeless rock & roll for the modern world, blurring the boundaries between blues, Americana, and southern soul. Critically-acclaimed studio albums like Down to the River and Bless Your Heart have established the band's own legacy of music and brotherhood, while hundreds of live shows — including annual performances of the all-star Allman Betts Family Revival — have sharpened the group's chemistry onstage. There's a richly historic lineage to The Allman Betts Band, but these musicians proudly live in the modern world, carving out a contemporary soundtrack for the American South.

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The Allman Betts Band , made up of Allman Brothers Band members’ offspring as well as seasoned music vets, are taking off on a 13-concert tour this fall fittingly dubbed the ‘Allman Betts Family Revival Tour.’

At all shows, Devon Allman and Duane Betts (Gregg and Dickey’s sons, respectively) will pay tribute to their legendary fathers’ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group by playing two sets — one from each of their famous fathers’ songbooks.

Plus, as an added bonus, they’ll also be joined by special guests G. Love and Sierra Hull on select dates.

And yes, the Southern Fried rockers are planning on heading north to New York for a pair of huge shows.

First up, the band is slated to headline at New York City’s Beacon Theatre on Saturday, Dec. 2.

After that, they’ll perform all the hits you know and love from the Allman Brothers Band catalog at Huntington’s Paramount Theatre on Sunday, Dec. 3.

Want to re-live The Allman Brothers Band glory days live?

Here’s everything you need to know about the ‘Allman Betts Family Revival Tour.’

Allman Betts Band 2023 tour schedule

A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets for all 13 shows can be found below.

Allman Betts Band members

Allman and Betts are bringing a cavalcade of accomplished session musicians along with them for the late fall trek.

Here’s who they’ll be playing with this November and December:

North Mississippi Allstars alumni: Anders Osborne (singer-songwriter), Luther Dickinson (guitarist), Cody Dickinson (drums).

Other members: Jimmy Hall (singer who worked with Jeff Beck and Wet Willie), Jackie Greene (singer-songwriter), Larry McCray (guitarist), Alex Orbison (drummer), Ally Venable (guitarist) and Tal Wilkenfeld (singer for Jeff Beck, Price, Mick Jagger and more).

Allman Betts Band special guests

On top of the impressive roster of rock legends set to populate the stage at all shows, the Allman Betts Band have even more (!) talent joining them.

To keep you in the loop, here are their special guest’s most streamed songs on Spotify.

G. Love: “Sunday Vibe”

Sierra Hull: “Bombshell”

Classic rockers on tour in 2023

If you love music from the ’60s and ’70s, there are plenty of tours that might pique your interest these next few months.

For our money, here are just five of the biggest can’t-miss classic rockers on the road this year.

•  Lynyrd Skynyrd with ZZ Top

•  Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

•  John Fogerty

•  Graham Nash

•  Marshall Tucker Band

Who else is out and about? Check out our comprehensive list of the 52 biggest concert tours in 2023 here to find out.

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The Allman Betts Family Revival Announces 2023 Tour with Tal Wilkenfeld on Bass

The Allman Betts Family Revival promises nearly three action-packed hours that will leave fans with the musical experience of a lifetime

The Allman Family Revival initially began as a one-off concert in 2017 at The Fillmore in San Francisco to celebrate the late Gregg Allman’s life on what would have been his 70th birthday. Now in its 7th year, it has since expanded into a full tour that kicks off on November 25 in Saint Louis, MO.  

This year the tour is excited to announce the official rebranding of The Allman Family Revival to the Allman Betts Family Revival. Devon Allman (son of Gregg) and Duane Betts (son of Dickey) have hand picked an array of guests who will perform two sets – one featuring songs by Gregg Allman and one featuring songs by Dickey Betts. Fans will enjoy listening to the hits along with the deep cuts from their legendary Allman Brothers cataloge performed by Anders Osborne, Luther Dickinson & Cody Dickenson (North Mississippi Allstars), Jimmy Hall (Jeff Beck, Wet Willie), Jackie Greene, Larry McCray, Alex Orbison, Ally Venable, Devon Allman, Duane Betts, and The Allman Betts Band featuring Tal Wilkenfeld on Bass (Jeff Beck). There will also be incredible guest artists that will join the tour in select cities including Sierra Hull, G. Love and more to be added.

Tickets and up-to-date information are available at AllmanBettsFamilyRevival.com

The tour will also welcome back The Brotherhood of Light for the otherworldly visuals Allman

Brothers fans experienced at the height of their career.

The Allman Betts Family Revival promises nearly three action-packed hours that will leave fans with the musical experience of a lifetime.  

The Allman Betts Family Revival Tour Dates 

November 25 @ The Factory | Saint Louis, MO 

November 26 @ Brown County Music Center | Nashville, IN

November 27 @ The Arcada Theater | St. Charles, IL 

November 29 @ Kleinhans Music Hall | Buffalo, NY

November 30 @ Santander Performing Arts Center | Reading, PA

December 1 @ Orpheum Theater | Boston, MA 

December 2 @ Beacon Theatre | New York, NY

December 3 @ The Paramount | Huntington, NY 

December 5 @ Capitol One Hall | Tysons, VA

December 7 @ Macon City Auditorium | Macon, GA

December 8 @ Gaillard Center | Charleston, SC

December 10 @ Sunrise Theatre | Fort Pierce, FL

December 12 @ Van Wezel PAC | Sarasota, FL

December 13 @ Florida Theatre | Jacksonville, FL

December 15 @ Ryman Auditorium | Nashville, TN

December 17 @ ACL Live at The Moody Theater | Austin, TX

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The Allman Betts Band announces spring tour dates

The   Allman Betts Band  is hitting the road this spring.

The group, led by  Devon Allman  and  Duane Betts , sons of the  Allman Brothers Band ’s  Gregg Allman  and  Dickey Betts , respectively, have announced dates for the King Crawler American Tour, which is set to kick off May 16 in Charleston, South Carolina, and wrap June 9 in Newton, New Jersey.

A complete list of dates and ticket information can be found at  allmanbettsband.com .

While this is the Allman Betts Band’s first U.S. tour since 2021, the two artists did hit the road together last year for the 2023 Allman Betts Family Revival, a 16-date tour that also featured  Anders Osborne ,  North Mississippi Allstars ’  Luther  and  Cody Dickinson , and special guests in select cities.

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Allman Betts Family Revival Announce 2023 Tour

A tribute to the music of Gregg Allman and Dickey Betts featuring Devon Allman, Duane Betts, and more

Devon Allman and Duane Betts will honor the music their fathers made in The Allman Brothers Band with a tour of the US dubbed the “Allman Betts Family Revival.”

Devon, son of Gregg, and Duane, son of Dickey, will be joined by Anders Osborne, Luther Dickinson, and Cody Dickenson (North Mississippi Allstars); Jimmy Hall (Jeff Beck, Wet Willie); Jackie Greene; Larry McCray; Alex Orbison; and Ally Venable on the tour, which will feature one set of songs written by Gregg Allman and one set of songs written by Dickey Betts. Additionally, The Allman Betts Band will include Tal Wilkenfeld (Jeff Beck), while select dates will include special guests like Sierra Hull and G. Love.

Originally called the “Allman Family Revival,” Devon Allman hosted the first tribute concert in 2017 to mark what would have been Gregg’s 70th birthday (he passed away earlier that year). Since then, the show has transformed into a traveling tour. This year, the trek begins November 25th at The Factory in St. Louis and wraps up December 17th at ACL Live at the Moody Theater in Austin.

Tickets are available here .

Allman Betts Family Revival 2023 Tour Dates: 11/25 — Saint Louis, MO @ The Factory 11/26 — Nashville, IN @ Brown County Music Center 11/27 — St. Charles, IL @ The Arcada Theater 11/29 — Buffalo, NY @ Kleinhans Music Hall 11/30 — Reading, PA @ Santander Performing Arts Center 12/01 — Boston, MA @ Orpheum Theater 12/02 — New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre 12/03 — Huntington, NY @ The Paramount 12/05 — Tysons, VA @ Capitol One Hall 12/07 — Macon, GA @ Macon City Auditorium 12/08 — Charleston, SC @ Gaillard Center 12/10 — Fort Pierce, FL @ Sunrise Theatre 12/12 — Sarasota, FL @ Van Wezel PAC 12/13 — Jacksonville, FL @ Florida Theatre 12/15 — Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium 12/17 — Austin, TX @ ACL Live at The Moody Theater

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Allman Betts Band Announce 2019 Tour

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The sons of Allman Brothers Band royalty, Devon Allman and Duane Betts, are embarking on their first world tour in 2019 under the auspices of their new collaboration — the Allman Betts Band — with an exhaustive slate of more than 60 dates.

This year is one of milestones for the Southern rock families, marking not only the 50th anniversary of the Allman Brothers but the 30th anniversary of the younger Allman and Betts first playing together themselves. Devon is the son of the late Gregg Allman , while Duane’s father is Dickey Betts . Together with Berry Duane Oakley, the son of founding ABB bassist Berry Oakley, the group will play theaters across the country as well as 10 major festivals, including Mountain Jam in Bethel, New York, and Ramblin’ Man Fair in the United Kingdom. The tour kicks off March 27th at the Brooklyn Bowl in New York City.

News of the tour follows a series of debut gigs for the new project in 2018, which followed on the heels of a tribute show that Allman staged for his father at the Fillmore in San Francisco at the end of 2017. The Allman Betts Band will release their first LP, Down to the River , later this year.

The full schedule for the Allman Betts Band’s 2019 world tour:

March 27 — Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Bowl March 28 — Torrington, CT @ Warner Theatre March 29 — Plymouth, NH @ Flying Monkey PAC March 30 — Plattsburgh, NY @ Strand Theater March 31 — Hopewell, NJ @ Hopewell Theater April 2 — Annapolis, MD @ Rams Head On Stage April 3 — Annapolis, MD @ Rams Head On Stage April 4 — Huntington, NY @ The Paramount April 5 — Stowe, VT @ Spruce Peak PAC April 6 — Staten Island, NY @ St. George Theatre April 9 — Norfolk, VA @ The Norva April 10 — Warrendale, PA @ Jergel’s Rhythm Grille April 11 — Homer, NY @ Center for the Arts April 12 — Newton, NJ @ Newton Theater April 13 — Beverly, MA @ Cabot Theater April 14 — Plymouth, MA @ Plymouth Memorial Hall April 25 — Meridian, MS @ Riley Performing Arts Center April 26 — New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues April 27 — Little Rock, AR @ Pulaski Community College PAC April 29 — Kansas City, MO @ Knuckleheads April 30 — Iowa City, IA @ Englert Theater May 1 — Bloomington, IL @ Castle Theater May 3 — Memphis, TN @ Graceland Soundstage May 4 — St. Louis, MO @ Atomic Cowboy Pavilion May 6 — Oklahoma City, OK @ Tower Theater May 8 — Lincoln, NE @ Bourbon Theater May 9 — Salina, KS @ Stiefel Theatre May 10 — Dallas, TX @ Kessler Theater May 11 — Houston, TX @ Heights Theater May 12 — Austin, TX @ Mohawk May 14 — Lubbock, TX @ Cactus Theater May 15 — Albuquerque, NM @ National Hispanic Cultural Center May 16 — Tucson, AZ @ Fox Theater May 17 — Flagstaff, AZ @ Orpheum Theater May 19 — Chandler, AZ @ Chandler Center for the Performing Arts June 8 — Garberville, CA @ Redwood Run June 15 — Utica, NY @ Stanley Theatre June 18 — Kent, OH @ The Kent Stage June 22 — Kokomo, IN @ Foster Park June 23 — McMinnville, TN @ Cumberland Caverns June 25 — Bristol, TN @ Paramount Theater June 26 — Rocky Mount, VA @ Harvester PAC June 27 — State College, PA @ State Theatre July 8 — Ocean City, NJ @ NJ Music Pier July 23 — Cologne, GER @ Kantine July 24 — Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso August 11 — Fargo, ND The Hall @ Fargo Brewing Co. August 29 — St. Charles, IL @ The Arcada Theater August 30 — Fort Wayne, IN @ Sweetwater Performance Pavilion September 1 — Lakeville, PA @ Cove Ent Resorts September 13 — Colo Springs, CO @ Pikes Peak Center November 1 — Auburn, AL @ Jay and Susie Gouge Performing Arts Center

Festival Dates: April 7 — Reading, PA @ Berks Jazz Fest May 18 — Dana Point, CA @ Doheny Blues Festival June 13-16 — Bethel, NY @ Mountain Jam June 29 — New Marchtinsville, WV @ Back Home Festival July 20 — Maidstone, UK @ Ramblin’ Man Fair July 25-28 — Scranton, PA @ Peach Music Festival July 25-28 — Breitenbach, GER @ Burg Herzberg festival August 10 — Duluth, MN @ Bayfront Blues Festival August 22-25 — Arrington, VA @ LOCKN’ Festival September 5-8 — Las Vegas, NV @ Big Blues Bender

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The group is led by Devon Allman, son of the late Gregg Allman, and Duane Betts, whose father, Allman Brothers Band co-founder Dickey Betts, passed away on April 18. The group also includes bassist Berry Duane Oakley, whose namesake father did the same in the Allman Brothers, and recently added Alex “Orbi” Orbison, son of the late Roy Orbison, on drums.

That’s a lot of musical history, which Allman Betts pays homage to with a few songs at each of its shows. But the group is just as if not more interested in its own music; Allman Betts has released two studio albums of its own — “Down to the River” in 2019 and “Bless Your Heart” the following year — while Allman and Betts also have solo careers. Like their fathers, they’re following a road that goes on forever, and wouldn’t have it any other ways.

* Betts, 46, says he’s “holding up” since his dad’s death and acknowledges that now having both of their fathers gone gives he and Allman a greater sense of mission in what they do. “It is really important to me to play the music and show respect to their music, because it really is something precious. Now that he’s gone it changes it a little more. He had kinda been in poor health for awhile, so I was already playing for him and getting a lot of inspiration thinking about him and what his legacy means to me, personally. So now that he’s moved on to the next level it just kind of puts the exclamation mark on that idea that this is precious and showing love and appreciation for the music.”

* After drummer R. Scott Bryan passed away in December, Allman Betts turned to Orbison, Roy Orbison’s youngest son, who Betts had played with during the 90s in the band Backbone69. “He’s been a friend of ours for many years. I’ve actually be in in two bands with Alex, so we go way back. He’s a great drummer and a great fit. I can’t think of anyone who’d be better with us than him.”

* Betts says he’s not sure when Allman Betts will work on a third album. “We haven’t really gotten that far. I think right now we’re just keeping it as this, a live thing. We’re really grateful to be out there on the road, and being all together again is really fun. We have a few more shows later in the summer, and we’re just having a great time on tour.”

* Betts released a solo album, “Wild & Precious Life,” last July, which he says he’s still focused on promoting. The album includes guest appearances by Marcus King, Nicki Bluhm and Derek Trucks and was partly inspired by the latter. “I was at a birthday party down in the (Florida) keys and Derek and Susan (Tedeschi, Trucks’ wife) were there. I told them I was thinking about doing a solo record and they said, ‘You should come do it at our studio’ and Derek said, ‘and I want to play on it’ and then it went from there. It was a really fun process and I’m really proud of it and people really like it.”

The Allman Betts Band performs Thursday, May 30 at the Fillmore Detroit, 2115 Woodward Ave. Doors at 7 p.m. 313-961-5451 or thefillmoredetroit.com.

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Duane Betts Says Playing Late Dad Dickey Betts' Music Has New Meaning Now: ‘Really Treasure It ‘Cause It's Precious'

Duane Betts says that he's been "holding up" since the death of his father , Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickey Betts , on April 18 at the age of 80. And while he and Allman Betts Band partner Devon Allman - son of the late Allman Brothers leader Gregg Allman - don't necessarily need more reason to pay tribute to their fathers' musical legacy, Betts tells Billboard that there's a different kind of charge in playing their songs now. 

"Now that he's gone it changes it a little more," acknowledges Betts, who was named after the late Duane Allman and played at times in his father's post-Allman Brothers band, Great Southern. "I think the spirit is always with me, whether I'm playing those particular songs or I'm playing my own songs. He had kinda been in poor health for awhile, so I was already playing for him and getting a lot of inspiration (from) thinking about him and what his legacy means to me, personally. I love playing that music and really treasure it 'cause it's precious. so it's nice to play a few of their tunes and mix 'em with our originals I do with the Allman Betts Band or a Duane Betts show. 

"And now that he's moved on to the next level it's kind of put the exclamation mark on that idea of showing love and appreciation for the music."

Allman Betts has been mixing a variety of Allman Brothers Band tunes into its current spring tour, including selections such as "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," "Blue Sky," "Jessica," "Melissa," "Midnight Rider," "Dreams," "Seven Turns" and "Sailin ‘Cross the Devil's Sea," as well as Allmans-popularized covers like Sonny Boy Williamson's "One Way Out" and Blind Willie McTell's "Statesboro Blues."

"That's been rotating; it depends on what night it is, what you'll hear," Betts explains. "Y'know, I play the way I play; when I'd ask my dad, ‘Do I sound too much like you?' he would say, ‘Well, you like the same food as me. You walk like me. You cough like me. You look like me. So why are you trying to not be you? Just be you and don't worry about it.'"

Allman Betts' tour runs through June 9 and is the band's first since the 2023 death of drummer R. Scott Bryan, which brought Roy Orbison's youngest son Alex "Orbi" Orbison - who played in two previous bands with Betts - into the lineup. (The group also includes another Allman Brothers progeny, bassist Berry Duane Oakley.) Betts says the septet has made a conscious effort to dig deep into its two album catalog for this trek. 

"We're really enjoying switching up the set list quite a bit and throwing different things in there we haven't played in awhile, so it's been really fun," he notes. "We've done songs off our records we haven't played in years, 'cause we haven't really been on tour."

Another Allman Betts Band album - a follow-up to 2020's Bless Your Heart - is another matter, however. 

"We haven't really gotten that far," says Betts, who released a solo album, Wild & Precious Life , last July. "I think right now we're just keeping it as this, a live thing. We're really grateful to be out there on the road, and being all together again is really fun. We have a few more shows later in the summer, and we're just having a great time on tour and not thinking about anything else yet."

The band's next date is a show Thursday night (May 30) at The Fillmore in Detroit; click here to see their summer tour schedule.

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Devon Allman Unveils ‘Miami Moon,’ First New Album in Eight Years with George Porter Jr., Ivan Neville, Adam Deitch and More

At long last, Devon Allman returns to the spotlight today to announce Miami Moon , the Southern rock torchbearer’s first solo album in eight years. Set to release on August 16 via his independent label Create Records, this new project will find the figurehead reworking his process alongside a true studio supergroup of some of the finest in funk and fusion. This dispatch arrives in the wake of Allman’s jaw-dropping world-record run of 50 shows in 50 states in 49 days, amid the artist’s summer kick-off tour with the Allman Betts Band.

The Allman descendant’s return to the front features accompaniment from a truly legendary backing ensemble, comprising George Porter Jr. of The Meters on bass, Dumpstaphunk’s Ivan Neville on keyboards, Lettuce’s Adam Deitch on drums, Karl Denson of The Rolling Stones on saxophone and Jackson Stokes on guitar. Together, the group recontextualized Allman’s creativity, allowing bold new moves and turns from his traditional sound in the hallowed halls of Criteria Studios in Miami, Florida, which also produced such foundational precursors as The Allman Brothers’ Eat a Peach and Derek and the Dominoes’ Layla . Behind the boards, the project features Tom Hambridge, who has brought the blues to bear with Buddy Guy and Christone “Kingfish” Ingram and terms Miami Moon a “masterpiece.”

“Making the Miami Moon record with these legendary musicians has been a high point of my career,” Allman offers on his latest project in a release. “They brought these songs to life with their masterful playing and timeless feels. As for the approach, a couple things were different this time: First, writing the songs on bass guitar was a first for me and allowed the grooves to be the main focus. Also, letting go of some previous, limiting thought processes allowed some of my other influences to enter the chat for the first time such as Curtis Mayfield, Sade, The Cure, Steely Dan…among others. I believe you can hear some flourishes of those true loves on this album.”

“Additionally, recording in the same hallowed halls where Dad made the Eat a Peach record and where Uncle Duane and Eric Clapton recorded the Layla record,” the artist reflects, “made for a very special setting for us all to work in. We kept it fun and we kept it funky…..we ordered Cuban food, watched the NBA and jammed in a circle for days. In a world where you can make records in the basement or your bedroom, I’m so grateful to have done this record in a classic manner.” 

“White Horse,” the lead single from Allman’s forthcoming project, and an official music video will premiere exclusively via Relix on Thursday, June 6. The track will release to all streaming platforms on Friday, June 7, and is available to pre-save now . Miami Moon is also available to pre-save and pre-order . Learn more about the artist’s release and tour plans at devonallmanproject.com .   

Read on for the Miami Moon tracklist and Devon Allman’s 2024 tour plans.

Devon Allman – Miami Moon:

• White Horse
• Climb Aboard
• Body Electric
• Take Time to Taste It
• You Gotta Make it Through the World

Devon Allman 2024 Tour Dates:

The Allman Betts Band: June 5 – State Theatre – State College, Pa.^  June 6 – Music Hall – Tarrytown, N.Y.^ June 7 – Colonial PAC – Keene, N.H.^ – SOLD OUT June 8 – Cabot Theater – Beverly, Mass.^ – SOLD OUT June 9 – Newton Theater – Newton, N.J.^ – SOLD OUT July 25 – Hawaii Theatre – Honolulu, Hawaii July 28 – Fuji Rock Festival – Minamiuonuma, Japan ^w/ JD Simo

Devon Allman Project: June 14 – Holland International Blues Festival – Grolloo, Netherlands July 6 – High Sierra Music Festival – Quincy, Calif. July 12 – Blues Béjar Festival – Béjar, Spain July 13 – Pistoia Blues Festival – Pistoia, Italy July 15 – Backstage Halle – Munich, Germany July 16 – Hirsch – Nuremberg, Germany July 17 – FRANNZ Club – Berlin, Germany July 18 – Pori Jazz Festival – Pori, Finland July 19 – Bahnhof Pauli – Hamburg, Germany July 20 – The Megève Festival – Megève, France August 3 – Mammoth Festival of Beers & Bluesapalooza – Mammoth Lakes, Calif. August 9 – Bayfront Blues Festival – Duluth, Minn. August 17 – Chenango Blues Festival – Norwich, N.Y.

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Tedeschi Trucks Band has extended its 2024  Deuces Wild tour with new dates through the fall. The 11-date addendum includes multi-night runs throughout the Eastern United States and a pair of shows with support from Duane Betts and  Maggie Rose .

The new stretch of  Deuces Wild dates will kick off October 3rd in Providence, RI with Allman Brothers Band kin Duane Betts. After that, the 12-piece musical battalion led by blues-jam it-couple  Derek Trucks and  Susan Tedeschi will march on sans support for a two-night run in New Orleans (11/1–11/2) followed by shows in Chatanooga, TN (11/4) and another pair of concerts in Raleigh, NC (11/7–11/8). Rising singer-songwriter Maggie Rose will then link up with TTB for a one-off show in Asheville, NC (11/9) before the tour winds down with two-night stands in Charlotte, NC (11/12–11/13) and finally the Fox Theatre in Atlanta (11/15–11/16).

Members of the Tedeschi Trucks Band “Swamp Family” fan club will have the first crack at a pre-sale beginning Wednesday, June 5th at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets will then go on sale to the general public Friday, June 7th at 10 a.m. local time. TTB is currently out west on the Deuces Wild  tour, set to make its way eastward throughout the summer, ultimately wrapping with four nights in New York City split between the  Beacon Theatre (9/24–9/25) and the  Kings Theatre in Brooklyn (9/27–9/28). Find tickets and a full list of tour dates on the band’s website .

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At long last, Devon Allman returns to the spotlight today to announce Miami Moon , the Southern rock torchbearer’s first solo album in eight years. Set to release on August 16 via his independent label Create Records, this new project will find the figurehead reworking his process alongside a true studio supergroup of some of the finest in funk and fusion. This dispatch arrives in the wake of Allman’s jaw-dropping world-record run of 50 shows in 50 states in 49 days, amid the artist’s summer kick-off tour with the Allman Betts Band.

The Allman descendant’s return to the front features accompaniment from a truly legendary backing ensemble, comprising George Porter Jr. of The Meters on bass, Dumpstaphunk’s Ivan Neville on keyboards, Lettuce’s Adam Deitch on drums, Karl Denson of The Rolling Stones on saxophone and Jackson Stokes on guitar. Together, the group recontextualized Allman’s creativity, allowing bold new moves and turns from his traditional sound in the hallowed halls of Criteria Studios in Miami, Florida, which also produced such foundational precursors as The Allman Brothers’ Eat a Peach and Derek and the Dominoes’ Layla . Behind the boards, the project features Tom Hambridge, who has brought the blues to bear with Buddy Guy and Christone “Kingfish” Ingram and terms Miami Moon a “masterpiece.”

“Making the Miami Moon record with these legendary musicians has been a high point of my career,” Allman offers on his latest project in a release. “They brought these songs to life with their masterful playing and timeless feels. As for the approach, a couple things were different this time: First, writing the songs on bass guitar was a first for me and allowed the grooves to be the main focus. Also, letting go of some previous, limiting thought processes allowed some of my other influences to enter the chat for the first time such as Curtis Mayfield, Sade, The Cure, Steely Dan…among others. I believe you can hear some flourishes of those true loves on this album.”

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Devon Allman – Miami Moon:

• White Horse
• Climb Aboard
• Body Electric
• Take Time to Taste It
• You Gotta Make it Through the World

Devon Allman 2024 Tour Dates:

The Allman Betts Band: June 5 – State Theatre – State College, Pa.^  June 6 – Music Hall – Tarrytown, N.Y.^ June 7 – Colonial PAC – Keene, N.H.^ – SOLD OUT June 8 – Cabot Theater – Beverly, Mass.^ – SOLD OUT June 9 – Newton Theater – Newton, N.J.^ – SOLD OUT July 25 – Hawaii Theatre – Honolulu, Hawaii July 28 – Fuji Rock Festival – Minamiuonuma, Japan ^w/ JD Simo

Devon Allman Project: June 14 – Holland International Blues Festival – Grolloo, Netherlands July 6 – High Sierra Music Festival – Quincy, Calif. July 12 – Blues Béjar Festival – Béjar, Spain July 13 – Pistoia Blues Festival – Pistoia, Italy July 15 – Backstage Halle – Munich, Germany July 16 – Hirsch – Nuremberg, Germany July 17 – FRANNZ Club – Berlin, Germany July 18 – Pori Jazz Festival – Pori, Finland July 19 – Bahnhof Pauli – Hamburg, Germany July 20 – The Megève Festival – Megève, France August 3 – Mammoth Festival of Beers & Bluesapalooza – Mammoth Lakes, Calif. August 9 – Bayfront Blues Festival – Duluth, Minn. August 17 – Chenango Blues Festival – Norwich, N.Y.

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• Updated: May. 28, 2024, 10:05 p.m. |
• Published: May. 28, 2024, 7:00 a.m.

People gather at a Paper Mill Island concert in Baldwinsville in 2018. The Post-Standard file photo The Post-Standard

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A popular waterfront venue in Central New York is shifting away from big concerts with national acts to focus more on community events.

Paper Mill Island in Baldwinsville has long been known for hosting summer concerts, including a variety of artists like Blackberry Smoke, Ani DiFranco, Rusted Root, Bright Eyes, Bring Me the Horizon, Dickey Betts, The Wailers, Jonny Lang, All That Remains, Little River Band, and nationally touring tribute acts. The amphitheater also hosted 93Q’s Summer Jam, 95X Fest and performances by local artists.

This summer is notably quieter. That’s intentional, according to Baldwinsville Mayor Bruce Stebbins.

The Baldwinsville Center for the Arts has taken over booking events for the venue, Stebbins said. The non-profit organization came forth with a proposal to “try something a little different” that’s more community-based.

Jim Dell, president for the Baldwinsville Center for the Arts, said they’re booking a variety of events, including a Syracuse Shakespeare in the Park performance of “Hamlet” on June 12; a “Homebrewed Comedy” show featuring comedians Brian Enck, Cindy Arena, and Mike Peters on Aug. 10; and smaller concerts by local bands like The Dirty Doves on June 15 and Exit 11 with the Elden Elementary Orchestra on June 14. Admission is free to all of them.

The goal is to create events that are free or more affordable for the community, Dell said, unlike a for-profit promoter.

“We’re trying to reinvent it, in essence... make it more community-centric,” said Baldwinsville village board member Eric Reinagal. Other events could include yoga on the island.

Stebbins told syracuse.com | The Post-Standard that a contract with Creative Concerts wasn’t renewed after the promoter failed to deliver the number of concerts they expected last year. There were also “little” issues, as he “understood it,” with police complaints and small damage, like a vendor’s truck backing into a fence.

Creative Concerts did not respond to a syracuse.com request for comment. Dan Mastronardi, who previously promoted events at Paper Mill Island, said he is currently only working with Westcott Theater and Wonderland Forest shows.

Stebbins said he had limited knowledge of the “trouble.” He became acting mayor in December when longtime Mayor Dick Clarke stepped down for health reasons. Stebbins was elected Baldwinsville mayor for the first time in March.

Paper Mill Island, located at the Erie Canal’s Lock 24 on the scenic Seneca River at 136 Spensieri Ave., previously faced issues in 2013 when noise complaints halted concerts for the most part. A concert by Grammy-winning band Alabama Shakes allegedly violated the village noise ordinance that summer and a request to turn down the volume was ignored by a roadie who instead turned it up, the village board said at the time.

“We’ve gotten over that bridge,” Stebbins said.

Noise violations haven’t been an issue since, Stebbins said, though he noted residents across the water sometimes complain if they don’t like a particular type of music. Reinagal said there were also issues with “certain acts in the past that were swearing too much.”

The venue shifted to free community-based shows in 2016 and 2017, but soon returned to ticketed events with national acts. After the Covid pandemic disrupted live events everywhere, a limited number of shows were booked in 2022 and 2023, including “Stolen Dance” rock band Milky Chance, jam band Umphrey’s McGee, and tributes to Sublime, Led Zeppelin, Zac Brown Band and the Allman Brothers Band.

In this 2013 file photo, fans cheer at 93Q's Summer Jam concert at Paper Mill Island in Baldwinsville. Gary Walts | syracuse.com Gary Walts

Stebbins said he liked the Baldwinsville Center for the Arts’ proposal to do a bigger variety of activities where revenue is not always the ultimate goal.

“It may not work,” Stebbins admitted. “It may be a quieter summer than in the past.”

Dell said the Baldwinsville Center for the Arts has 20 ticketed and non-ticketed events scheduled already, including Seneca River Days (June 7-8) and the annual 4th of July fireworks show.

More than 20 Paper Mill Island events are listed on the Baldwinsville Center for the Arts’ Facebook page at facebook.com/BaldwinsvilleCenterForTheArts . The schedule will also be posted on its official website at baldwinsvillearts.org , Dell said.

“I’m excited for this summer,” Reinagal said. “There’s some really cool ideas, and it’ll be a refreshing change... It’ll take some time to get it up and running.”

Paper Mill Island 2024 Summer Entertainment Schedule

June 12, 6-9 p.m.: “Hamlet” performed by Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park

June 13, 5-8 p.m.: Food Trucks and Music

June 14, 6-8 p.m.: Exit 11 and Elden Elementary Orchestra

June 15, 6-9:30 p.m.: The Dirty Doves (folk-rock concert) with Modafferi

June 20, 5-8 p.m.: Food Trucks and Music

June 27, 5-8 p.m.: Food Trucks and Music

July 1-Aug. 19, 10 a.m.-noon - Community Jazz Band every Monday

July 4, 7 p.m.: Independence Day concert by Atlas with fireworks at dark; tickets at Eventbrite

July 6, 7-8:30 p.m.: Salt City Jazz Collective (concert)

July 11, 5-8 p.m.: Food Trucks and Music

July 13, 6-9 p.m.: Amber Fly (punk) with Fondu (disco) concert

July 18, 5-8 p.m.: Food Trucks and Music

July 20, 1-9 p.m.: ShakesBeer; Shakespeare acts paired with beer from WT Brews; $10 ticket includes half off first drink

July 25, 5-8 p.m.: Food Trucks and Music

July 27, 7-9 p.m.: Marie DeSantis Orchestra concert

Aug. 1, 5-8 p.m.: Food Trucks and Music

Aug. 3, 1-9:30 p.m.: Pat Tato & The Baked Potatoes, Elephants Dancing, Harbor Boys and Jess Novak concert; tickets at Eventbrite

Aug. 8, 5-8 p.m.: Food Trucks and Music

Aug. 10, 7-9 p.m.: Home Brewed Comedy show

Aug. 23-25: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown at 7 p.m. on Friday & Saturday, 3 p.m. on Sunday; tickets at Eventbrite

Aug. 31, 3-10 p.m.: Labor Day Celebration with Pony Tail James, Frank & The Reliables, Psychedelic Sushi, Salt City Getaway concert and fireworks at dark; tickets at Eventbrite

Sept. 7, 7-10 p.m.: Harvest Fest and Dance; tickets at Eventbrite

Sept. 21, 12-10 p.m.: Taste of B’ville; $2 at gate

Note: Admission is free to all Paper Mill Island events unless otherwise noted.

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