About Gregg Allman tickets

Singer and keyboardist Gregg Allman has one of the most soulful, definitive voices in rock, earned largely through a life of playing and partying hard. Still, when Gregg Allman sings one of his Allman Brothers ballads, like 'Melissa,' or belts out a blues tune, few rock singers can match his soul and grit. Gregg Allman was born in 1947 in Nashville, Tennessee, but grew up in Daytona Beach, Florida, alongside his older brother, legendary guitarist Duane Allman. Gregg was the first in the family to take up the guitar but switched to focusing on vocals and keyboards when it became clear Duane would be the guitar master. The brothers played together in several bands, with names like The Escorts, and Allman Joys and The Hour Glass before forming the Allman Brothers Band, along with guitarist Dickey Betts, bassist Berry Oakley, and drummers Butch Trucks and Jaimoe Johanson. It was one of southern rock's most successful acts, and released some classic albums, including Eat a Peach, released in 1972, and Brothers and Sisters, in 1973. After the untimely death of Duane Allman in an automobile accident, Gregg Allman launched his solo career, though he has continued to perform with the Allman Brothers. Allman has enjoyed critical and commercial acclaim, scoring big with his albums Playin' Up a Storm, a 1977 release, and hjs biggest success, I'm No Angel, released in 1986, featuring his hit single by the same title. Whether it's as part of the Allman Brothers or as a solo act, Gregg Allman is a must-see as he wields the Hammond B-3 like no on else. Pick up Gregg Allman tickets to catch one of rock's most soulful singers.