It is with heavy hearts that we learned Dickey Betts, Allman Brothers Band singer, composer, and guitarist, died on April 18th at the age of 80. ABB could have ended when Duane died in 1971, but Dickey stepped up — pushing his creativity into overdrive. As a result his works grace us with some of the most amazing music we have the honor to play.

Thank you, Dickey, for how you touched our lives, and for sharing with all of us your incredible musical gifts.

Dickey Betts (December 12, 1943 - April 18, 2024)

Rest in Peace, Brother.

Happy 420 Day at The MET!

We are playing a free show on Saturday, April 20th (420 Day)! We’ll be covering the ABB show from 4/20/79 from the Capital Theater in Passaic, NJ. The Brothers All Band vibe will be filling the room and we hope you will, too! We can’t wait!

If you missed our shows in January and February come hang out with us in April, and we’ll be sure to show you a good time! Check out the details on what will be a fun night, including all our shows, in the calendar below.

This is really exciting for us to share our love of the Allman Brothers with fans in Connecticut!

On Friday, May 24th, we are playing The Jameson’s Pub in Watertown, CT. An Irish pub with full menu and bar, they bring some of the best live bands to their venue. We are appreciative of this opportunity to rock the roof off the place, and to keep the vibe alive for our fans in Connecticut!!

On May 11th and June 29th we will be playing at The Natick Elks Lodge #1425! Both events are open to the public, and they welcome you to come on by and have a good time at the lodge.

To learn more about The Natick Elks events you can check out their Facebook page, and details for our dates are listed in the calendar below.