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Tour Dates 05 January, 2013

Allman Brothers Band Announce Dates For Historic Beacon Theatre Shows In New York City; 10 Shows Set For March 1 Through 16, 2013

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Allman Brothers Band Announce Dates For Historic Beacon Theatre Shows In New York City; 10 Shows Set For March 1 Through 16, 2013
New York, NY (Top40 Charts) The ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND have officially announced the dates for their annual March residency at New York City's Beacon Theatre, a tradition that started in 1989. The iconic Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees and Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award-winning group will play 10 shows at the Beacon between March 1 and 16.

Tickets for the Beacon Theatre shows go on sale to the public Friday, January 11 at 10AM ET and can be purchased at www.ticketmaster.com and www.beacontheatre.com and via charge by phone at (800)745-3000. If tickets remain, they will also be available at the venue box office beginning Saturday, January 12.

The ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND first began performing multi-night engagements at the Beacon in 1989, with few exceptions. The Beacon Theatre shows traditionally mark the beginning of a busy year for the group, which consists of GREGG ALLMAN (vocals and keyboards), BUTCH TRUCKS (drums and tympani), JAIMOE (drums), WARREN HAYNES (vocals, lead and slide guitar), DEREK TRUCKS (slide and lead guitar), OTEIL BURBRIDGE (bass) and MARC QUINONES (congas and percussion).

"Yes, it's that time," laughs GREGG ALLMAN. "The Beacon run is always magical. The room sounds great, lots of familiar faces and the band really stretches out. After Macon, New York is really our second home. There's just something about it, and our fans know it."

The Beacon Theatre shows are a rite of passage for the group's fans, who have sold out the venue over 210 times since 1989. High-caliber guests are often invited to sit in with the group, and highlights have included Eric Clapton, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, BruceHornsby, Billy Gibbons, Jimmy Herring, Widespread Panic, Taj Mahal, Johnny Winter, Boz Scaggs, Grace Potter, the Asbury Jukes Horns, Kid Rock, Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin, Sheryl Crow, Dr. John, Bruce Willis and Bernie Williams, among many others.

In 2012, the ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND celebrated "The Year of the Peach," marking their 43rd anniversary as a group. Of the group's final night at the Beacon last March, Rolling Stone's David Fricke said the "the finale was the contemporary Allmans at their finest..the hammer and sizzle of 1969′s 'Dreams'…then a long buoyant chunk of Peach's 'Mountain Jam,' with heavy detours through 'Smokestack Lightning' and Led Zeppelin's 'Dazed and Confused.'" He added that the "group responded with a determination to excel, surging in empathy, improvising with furious glee. But the 43- year history of the Allman Brothers Band is one of magnificent peaks under stress, in the constant face of trial. Their closing night at the Beacon for 2012 was another high in that tradition (3/26/12)." In a 2009 Beacon review, Jim Farber of the New York Daily News said, "…fans had no shortage of solo derring-do to bask in. The ones in a number like 'Blackhearted Woman' came so fast and furious, they threatened to levitate the theater…The group's peak, however, came in 'Mountain Jam,' which…presented The Allmans at both their most abstract and their most forceful. It's a piece rooted in key parts of rock and blues history, yet, in its evolving form, leaves them open to the future (3/10/09)."

Beyond their Beacon shows, the group has been invited by Eric Clapton to perform one night at his annual "Crossroads" benefit show April 12-13 at Madison Square Garden and they'll headline two nights at the Wanee Festival in Live Oak, FL April 19- 20, which the group organizes itself. Wanee launched in 2005 and has featured bands like Widespread Panic, Robert Plant, The Black Keys, Furthur, Bob Weir & Ratdog, Steve Miller, Doobie Brothers, O.A.R., Grace Potter, Galactic, Stephen Stills, Little Feat and more.

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