The Allman Brothers Band
Chronology
Follow the band from its start in Jacksonville in 1969 to the final show at the Beacon Theatre in October 2014, with every lineup change and album release along the way. We’re still going through the archives for more music, so check the Discography for what’s out and join the Peach Corps to hear about new releases first.
1969–1972BeginningsThe original six come together in Jacksonville, make three albums including At Fillmore East, and lose Duane Allman and Berry Oakley within a year of each other.See the timeline1972–1979The SeventiesBrothers and Sisters, Win, Lose or Draw, the 1976 breakup, and the 1978 reunion that led to Enlightened Rogues.See the timeline1980–1990The EightiesReach for the Sky, Brothers of the Road, the solo bands, the 1986 reunion shows, and the 1989 return with Warren Haynes and Allen Woody.See the timeline1990–1999The NinetiesSeven Turns and Shades of Two Worlds, Marc Quiñones joins, Warren and Allen leave, and Oteil Burbridge and Derek Trucks arrive.See the timeline2000–2009The 2000sDickey Betts leaves, Allen Woody dies, Warren returns to form the longest-running lineup, and the band releases Hittin’ the Note.See the timeline2013–2017The 2010sThe archival releases, the final shows at the Beacon Theatre in October 2014, and the losses of Butch Trucks and Gregg Allman.See the timeline