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The Allman Betts Band on Tour
When Devon Allman and Duane Betts come together to carry the torch that their fathers — Gregg and Dickey, respectively — bore for so many years, they do it their own way. Sure, they bring classic Allman Brothers Band tunes like "Ain't Wastin' Time No More," "Jessica," "Midnight Rider" and "Blue Sky" to the stage with a sound and spirit that will make their fathers' fans misty. But this is no tribute act. In addition to breathing new life into the old material, they offer up their own tunes, influenced by old-school Southern rock but bearing an undeniably original feel. And along the way they take songs by other artists, from John Lee Hooker to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, and put their own roots-rocking stamp on them. Between Devon's pipes and Duane's guitar, old spirits are conjured in an Allman Betts Band concert, but new fires are stoked as well.
The Allman Betts Band in Concert
When Gregg Allman passed away in 2017, the loss ended any chance for the Allman Brothers Band to ever take the stage again. But two men found a way to move the spirit of the ABB into a new era. These musicians are an undeniable part of the band's legacy even though they were never actually members of the band. Gregg's son Devon Allman joined forces with Duane Betts, son of legendary Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickey Betts, to form The Allman Betts Band. Devon's soulful voice and Duane's fiery guitar work represent the next chapter in a Southern rock story that started with their parents back in Georgia in the late 1960s. There's even a third Allman Brothers Band offspring in the Allman Betts Band — Berry Oakley Jr., whose dad was the former's founding bassist. Those who mourn the Allman Brothers Band will find cause to rejoice in The Allman Betts Band, as not just a rekindling of old memories but a powerful path forward.
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They really know how to put on a show. Great mix of music from songs to jams. Knowing these guys were 2nd generation they can truly stand on there own sound. Highly recommend.
Everyone thought the Allman Betts band was outstanding! Very entertaining a full sounding band.
Got to Borgota a couple of hours before the show and had dinner in the casino at a restaurant called Noodles; the food was excellent. Walked over to the Music Box that holds only 1000 people. Very small, excellent acoustics. Allman Betts Band played their hits as well as old Allman Brothers classics. I recommend this venue to everybody.
I went to the concert thinking they were a cover band. I expected them to just do the songs of the brothers. They did some , very well I’ll add, but 75% was their original music. I was very good in in the same vain as their Dads band. Very entertaining show.
Sound was great! This band is so fun and has great upside as they continue to grow! Duane Betts is really coming into his own as a guitarist and Devon Allman is a great "frontman"! Can't wait to see them again!
It's like going to church for me. I've been a Fan since the beginning. Listening to Devon and Duane play off each other is sometimes surreal. I've followed Devon since 2013, when he opened for his Dad at The Ryman in Nashville
Allman Betts Band put on a great show at Riverfront Live in Cincinnati. The set list included classic Allman Brothers, covers and original tunes The 7 piece band put on an awesome show. We will plan to see them again 1
Really liked the venue. met lots of really interesting people.
A great show with an outstanding set list!!! Very much enjoyed our evening out ...
I got my dose of Allman brothers It was a really good show Have missed them
