Fresh from the success of “Brothers and Sisters,” the Allman Brothers Band did what any ’70s rock band might — they set about destroying themselves, as drummer Butch Trucks tells Alan Paul in ...

The rock group made its debut in 1969. By Dan Rys Maybe more than any of their peers, The Allman Brothers Band were a group defined by eras, personalities and tragedies. Between the outfit’s 1969 self ...

The Allman Brothers changed everything. At the close of the 1960s the band synthesized a vision of pan-musical excellence that ran from country blues to honky tonk to modal jazz, all powered by the ...

The #2 single, arriving after the death of two bandmates, saw the band's embrace a change of sound — even if reluctantly.

The studio may be where songs are polished, but the stage is where legends are forged because not every band is created equal when it comes to performing live. The recording captured the band at a ...

Southern rock pioneer fused country blues with San Francisco-style extended improvisation, creating a template for countless jam bands ...

The show featured Gregg and his group playing eight tunes recorded by The Allman Brothers Band. They include such memorable songs as “Dreams,” “Hot ’Lanta,” “Trouble No More,” “Melissa,” and ...

As is the cast with most genres of music, southern rock has really evolved over the years. From Lynyrd Skynyrd to the Allman Brothers to Molly Hatchet to ZZ Top to the Black Crowes to R.E.M., the ...

If you’re a fan of The Allman Brothers Band, the titans of Southern jam rock, all that you’ll need to know about the new solo album by former Allman Brothers guitarist Warren Haynes, called "Million ...

Gregg Allman’s legacy blazes on. Today, the first preview of the Gregg Allman Band’s previously unreleased Philadelphia concert, played and recorded on January 11, 1986, has arrived. The initial ...