Early Bird special tickets for the 2014 Wanee Music Festival go on sale December 5 at 10AM through December 12 at 6PM, or until gone. They are priced at $175 plus applicable fees.

There are a limited number of early bird tickets available and they usually sell out fast.

The 2014 Wanee Music Festival will be held April 10-12 at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, FL.

Here's the link that goes live at 10AM Thursday Dec 5:
http://waneefestival.tickets.musictoday.com/WaneeFestival/calendar.aspx

The official Wanee Festival website: waneefestival.com.

We'd also like to recognize Brankko Siqueira for winning the People's Choice award for the cover of Ramblin' Man.

You can view the winning entries along with all the rest here.

The 2014 Wanee Music Festival will be held April 10-12 at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, FL.

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Also keep an eye on the official Wanee Festival website at waneefestival.com.

STEVE WINWOOD AND GRACE POTTER & THE NOCTURNALS
WILL JOIN FOR SELECT DATES

The ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND wrapped up their second annual Peach Music Festival in northeast Pennsylvania (August 15-18) 18-20) with rave reviews (Lehigh Valley Music, Sensible Reason) and have started a short select late summer tour, launching with two “evening with” nights in Chicago August 20-21. On the ten amphitheater shows that follow, the group will be joined by their pal STEVE WINWOOD for six shows (August 23-30) and GRACE POTTER & THE NOCTURNALS for four nights (September 2-7).

The live rock icons--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)--are touring selectively as the band members tour with their various side projects. Of the upcoming tour, Gregg Allman said, “This will be a good little run. We’ve always loved Steve and we’ve been listening to a lot of Grace’s stuff, so I imagine we’re going to have a bunch of fun together.” The ABB are known for their version of the Spencer Davis Group’s“Don’t Want You No More” as well as occasionally performing the Steve Winwood-penned “Can’t Find My Way Home.”

Special VIP PACKAGES are available including front row or premium level seats, exclusive merchandise items, and a collectible laminate. Information is available online here.

Deluxe Two-CD and Four-CD Sets to Include Previously Unreleased Rehearsals, Jams, Outtakes and Live Sept. 1973 Recording from Winterland

LOS ANGELES, CA, May 30, 2013—When the Allman Brothers Band’s fifth album, Brothers and Sisters, was released on Capricorn Records in August 1973, the legendary southern blues-rock group had already achieved world-wide fame with their 1971 live album, At Fillmore East. This success was followed by the tragic loss of their founder, leader and musical visionary, guitarist Duane Allman, who died in a motorcycle crash on October 29, 1971. Arguably at the peak of their popularity, the band's album followed the release of the two-disc Eat a Peach, which came out on February 12, 1972, the last recording to include contributions by Duane.