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Keller Auditorium | Portland, OR

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Armory | Minneapolis, MN

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Wings Event Center (formerly Wings Stadium) | Kalamazoo, MI

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Blossom Music Center | Cuyahoga Falls, OH

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Budweiser Stage | Toronto, ON

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The Pavilion at Star Lake | Burgettstown, PA

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Artpark Mainstage Theater | Lewiston, NY

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Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater | Bridgeport, CT

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Bethel Woods Center for the Arts | Bethel, NY

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TD Pavilion at the Mann | Philadelphia, PA

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Broadview Stage at SPAC | Saratoga Springs, NY

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Ascend Amphitheater | Nashville, TN

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Beacon Theatre | New York, NY

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Boch Center Wang Theatre | Boston, MA

The capitol theatre | port chester, ny.

Riverfront Park | North Charleston, SC

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Tedeschi Trucks Band tour dates 2024

Tedeschi Trucks Band is currently touring across 2 countries and has 53 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Seascape in Miramar Beach, after that they'll be at Keller Auditorium in Portland.

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Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Paramount Theatre

Greek Theatre, UC Berkeley

Santa Barbara Bowl

Greek Theatre

Arizona Financial Theatre

Tulsa Theater

Globe Life Field

Las Colonias Park Amphitheatre

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

The Astro Amphitheater

Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

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BMO Harris Pavilion

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Broadview Stage at SPAC

Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion

Beacon Theatre

Kings Theatre

MGM Music Hall at Fenway

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Very hard working band! Nearly 2 hours of non-stop high energy performance. Big Band sound, percussion excellent, amazing guitar riffs - however - I was expecting Susan as a singer and the performance was focused on Derek's, Susan's and other band members instrumental performance. I enjoyed the first couple of long riffs but it quickly became like eating too much of a good desert. As good as they are I almost left. The warm up was Los Lobos also with strong guitars so the evening was too much of excellent performances I wasn't there to experience.

Now Sac Memorial Auditorium. Recently remodeled a fine venue for many events. But if you're there for music the only acceptable seats are center floor. Sides and upper deck experience far too much sound distortion. I walked around [we were side upper deck] and differences were very clear. So be aware of discounted pricing for areas other than the floor.

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Self indulgent and disinterested in their audience, this was one of the most disappointing gigs I've seen in a long time.

Never ending solo spots from all 12 musicians onstage, it seemed like a dull rehearsal room jam.

Bands can vary their setlists, but they are usually built on key songs that form the foundation to every show.

TTB don't care what the audience. As Derek Trucks will spend the whole show with his back to the audience, Susan Tedeschi tells the audience they won't be playing Midnight in Harlem as they played it the night before.

I waited years to see this band, and what a let down it was.

Moving up to arenas?

That's going to be painful.

I'll be washing my hair that night.

Paid $150 for this concert which was a lot. It was the worst concert have ever been to. My friend and I️ had to leave before it ended.

Love Susan Tedeschi vocal but she hardly sang. It was one long instrumental jam session after another. She had her back up vocals singing and a brass section that frankly did not vibe for me with this type of music . I️ love the blues. Derek was incredible on the guitar but like every song had a long guitar session session.

Most concerts are 70% about the music, lyric song and 30% instrumental. This was the opposite. Wow so dissappinted

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Tedeschi Trucks Band Announce 2024 “Deuces Wild” North American Tour

The spring and summer jaunt also includes dates with Margo Price and Joe Purdy

Tedeschi Trucks Band will be embarking on their “Deuces Wild” 2024 tour across North America throughout the spring and summer.

The roots rock group will commence the tour on February 29th in New York City with a trio of dates at the Beacon Theater before heading south, hitting cities like Washington D.C., Richmond, and Durham. They’ll then travel west in May for their first West Coast dates since 2022, with shows in Portland, Vancouver, Seattle, Los Angeles, and an annual stop at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheater. The tour continues throughout the summer and concludes with a pair of dates at Port Chester, New York’s Capitol Theater on October 8th and 9th.

Arriving in support of Tedeschi Trucks Band’s 2022 album  I Am the Moon , the “Deuces Wild” tour will see the 12-piece group playing multi-night shows in several cities, including Los Angeles, New York, Minneapolis, Seattle, and more. The band will also bring Margo Price, Little Feat, Joe Purdy, and Greensky Bluegrass as openers for various dates of the “Deuces Wild” tour. See the full list of Tedeschi Trucks Band’s 2024 tour dates below.

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In addition to the “Deuces Wild” tour this year, Tedeschi Trucks Band will headline their very own Sun, Sand and Soul Music Festival in Miramar Beach, Florida as well as playing Louisville, Kentucky’s Bourbon & Beyond Festival in September.

Tedeschi Trucks Band 2024 Tour Dates: 02/29 — New York City, NY @ Beacon Theatre 03/01 — New York City, NY @ Beacon Theatre 03/02 — New York City, NY @ Beacon Theatre 03/05 — Washington DC @ Warner Theater 03/06 — Washington DC @ Warner Theater 03/07 — Washington DC @ Warner Theater 03/09 — Baltimore, MD @ Hippodrome Theatre 03/12 — Richmond, VA @ Altria Theater 03/13 — Richmond, VA @ Altria Theater 03/14 — Durham, NC @ DPAC 03/16 — St. Augustine, FL @ St. Augustine Amphitheatre 03/30-31 — Tyagarah, AU @ Byron Bay Bluesfest 04/03 — St. Kilda, AU @ Palais Theater 04/05 — Sydney, AU @ State Theater 04/06 — Sydney, AU @ State Theater 05/02 — Miramar Beach, FL @ Sun, Sand & Soul 05/04 — Miramar Beach, FL @ Sun, Sand & Soul 05/22 — Portland, OR @ Keller Auditorium 05/23 — Portland, OR @ Keller Auditorium 05/25 — Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre 05/27 — Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theater 05/28 — Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theater 05/31 — Berkeley, CA @ Greek Theatre ^ 06/01 — Berkeley, CA @ Greek Theatre ^ 06/04 — Reno, NV @ Grand Sierra ^ 06/05 — Santa Barbara, CA @ Santa Barbara Bowl ^ 06/07 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Greek Theatre ^ 06/08 — San Diego, CA @ CalCoast Credit Union Open Air Theatre ^ 06/09 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Greek Theatre ^ 06/11 — Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Financial Theatre & 06/14 — Tulsa, OK @ Tulsa Theater & 06/15 — Arlington, TX @ Globe Life Field $ 07/24 — Grand Junction, CO @ Las Colonias Park Amphitheater * 07/26 — Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre * 07/27 — Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre * 07/29 — La Vista (Omaha), NE @ The Astro Amphitheater * 07/31 — Chicago, IL @ Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island * 08/02 — Minneapolis, MN @ The Armory * 08/03 — Minneapolis, MN @ The Armory * 08/06 — St. Louis, MO @ The Fabulous Fox Theatre * 08/07 — Toledo, OH @ Toledo Zoo Amphitheater * 08/09 — Milwaukee, WI @ BMO Pavilion * 08/10 — Kalamazoo, MI @ Wings Event Center * 08/11 — Sterling Heights (Detroit), MI @ Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill * 08/13 — Cuyahoga Falls, OH @ Blossom Music Center * 08/15 — Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage * 08/16 — Canandaigua, NY @ CMAC * 08/17 — Burgettstown (Pittsburgh), PA @ The Pavilion at Star Lake * 08/20 — Lewiston, NY @ Artpark Mainstage Theater * 08/21 — Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion * 08/23 — Bridgeport, CT @ Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater * 08/24 — Bridgeport, CT @ Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater * 08/25 — Bethel, NY @ Bethel Woods Center for the Arts *^ 08/28 — Philadelphia, PA @ The Mann Center * 08/30 — Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center *^ 08/31 — Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center *> 09/01 — Gilford, NH @ BankNH Pavilion * 09/20 — Louisville, KY @ Bourbon & Beyond Festival 09/21 — Nashville, TN @ Ascend Amphitheater 09/24 — New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre 09/25 — New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre 09/27 — Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre 09/28 — Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre 10/01 — Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall 10/04 — Boston, MA @ Wang Theatre 10/08 — Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre 10/09 — Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre

^ = w/ Little Feat * = w/ Margo Price & = w/ Joe Purdy > = w/ Greensky Bluegrass $ = w/ Chris Stapleton

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Tedeschi Trucks Band Plans 2024 ‘Deuces Wild’ Winter Tour

Tedeschi Trucks Band  will spend its winter traveling the East Coast on the newly announced  Deuces Wild  2024 winter tour. The new batch of ten shows in six cities will culminate in TTB’s headlining performances at its inaugural curated  Sun, Sand & Soul event in Florida.

The  Deuces Wild  tour will begin on February 16th and 17th with a two-night run in Atlantic City with Little Feat . After that, Tedeschi Trucks Band will return to its home away from home at the  Beacon Theatre  in New York City for a previously announced three-night run (2/29–3/2).

The Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks -led band will then set up shop in Washington, D.C. for another three-night run at the  Warner Theater  (3/5–3/7) followed by stops in Baltimore (3/9), Richmond, VA (3/12–3/13), Durham, NC (3/14), and finally a trip to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre  in Florida (3/16). Tedeschi Trucks Band then has over a month to prepare for its two nights headlining Sun, Sand & Soul in Miramar Beach, FL (5/2, 5/4). The concert getaway in the Florida Panhandle will also feature performances by The Teskey Brothers ,  Karina Rykman ,  JJ Grey & Mofro ,  St. Paul & The Broken Bones , Maggie Rose ,  Blackberry Smoke , and  Duane Betts & Palmetto Hotel .

Related: Dave Matthews Band Welcomes Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, Trombone Shorty, More At MSG [Photos/Videos]

Tickets for the Tedeschi Trucks Band 2024  Deuces Wild  tour will go on sale to the general public on Friday, December 8th at 10 a.m. ET. Members of the band’s Swamp Family fan club will have first access to a pre-sale beginning on Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET. See below for a full list of tour dates.

Tedeschi Trucks Band 2024 Tour Dates

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Feb 16 – Atlantic City, NJ – Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena (w/ Little Feat)

Feb 17 – Atlantic City, NJ – Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena (w/ Little Feat)

Feb 29 – New York City, NY – Beacon Theatre

March 1 – New York City, NY – Beacon Theatre

March 2 – New York City, NY – Beacon Theatre

March 5 – Washington DC – Warner Theater

March 6 – Washington DC – Warner Theater

March 7 – Washington DC – Warner Theater

March 9 – Baltimore, MD – Hippodrome Theatre

March 12 – Richmond, VA – Altria Theater

March 13 – Richmond, VA – Altria Theater

March 14 – Durham, NC – DPAC

March 16 – St. Augustine, FL – St. Augustine Amphitheatre

May 2 – Miramar Beach, FL – Sun, Sand & Soul

May 4 – Miramar Beach, FL – Sun, Sand & Soul

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The Grammy Award-winning, touring powerhouse that is Tedeschi Trucks Band have announced the ‘Deuces Wild’ Tour - a run of Winter 2024 North American dates.

Tedeschi Trucks Band (TTB) is a Grammy Award-winning 12-piece rock and soul powerhouse that holds the well-deserved reputation as one of the best live acts touring today. Led by husband & wife, guitarist Derek Trucks and singer/guitarist Susan Tedeschi, “two of the best roots rock musicians of their generation” (NPR), TTB is known for its world-class musicianship and contemporary blend of a wide range of American musical influences that define their extensive catalog.

Since forming in 2010, TTB’s caravan has traveled countless miles to bring their music to audiences around the world. With a large catalog that spans rock, blues, jazz and even country, no setlist is ever the same, leaving their ever-growing fan base of all-ages returning again and again for electrifying performances.

Tedeschi Trucks Band is Susan Tedeschi (guitar, vocals), Derek Trucks (guitar), Gabe Dixon (keyboards, vocals), Brandon Boone (bass), Tyler “Falcon” Greenwell (drums), Isaac Eady (drums), Mike Mattison (vocals), Mark Rivers (vocals), Alecia Chakour (vocals), Kebbi Williams (saxophone), Ephraim Owens (trumpet) and Elizabeth Lea (trombone).

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Deuces wild 2024, with special guest margo price, presented by the bowery presents, friday, august 16.

Doors: 5:30 pm / Performance Time: 7 pm Tickets on sale Friday, March 1 at 10 am

Tedeschi Trucks Band (TTB) is a Grammy Award-winning 12-piece rock and soul powerhouse that holds the well-deserved reputation as one of the best live acts touring today. Led by husband & wife, guitarist Derek Trucks and singer/guitarist Susan Tedeschi – hailed as “two of the best roots rock musicians of their generation” (NPR), the 12-piece Tedeschi Trucks Band is known globally for their unmistakable sound and world-class musicianship that seamlessly blends distinctive genres of American music.

Since forming in 2010, Tedeschi Trucks Band’s caravan has traveled countless miles to bring their music to audiences around the world. With a large catalog that spans rock, blues, jazz and even country, no setlist is ever the same, leaving their ever-growing fan base of all-ages returning again and again for electrifying performances. In the fall of 2023, Tedeschi Trucks Band played a pair of career-defining arena shows at TD Garden in Boston and a sold out Madison Square Garden in New York City. Dubbed “The Garden Parties” the pair of gigs saw praise from Relix who raved of the group’s “seasoned grace and artistry.”  From sold-out multi-night residencies across America to tours through Europe and Japan, to their flagship annual summer amphitheater tours, the band’s shows are an eagerly anticipated highlight of the live music calendar and “nothing short of exhilarating” (Salon). 

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Dickey Betts cause of death: What did the co-founder and legendary Allman Brothers Band guitarist die of?

Betts, who died Thursday at age 80.

Dickey Betts , who died Thursday at age 80, really was born a ramblin' man.

He left home at 16 to join the circus and became a renowned guitarist touring the world with the Allman Brothers Band . He wrote the group's biggest hit, " Ramblin' Man ," and remained on the road until he reached the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame .

Betts died at his home in Osprey, Florida, his manager of 20 years, David Spero, said by phone. He had been battling cancer for more than a year and had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Spero said.

"He was surrounded by his whole family and he passed peacefully. They didn't think he was in any pain," he said.

Betts shared lead guitar duties with Duane Allman in the original Allman Brothers Band to help give the group its unique sound and create a new genre, Southern rock. The band blended blues, country, R&B and jazz with '60s rock to produce a distinct sound that influenced a host of major acts, including Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Phish, Jason Isbell and Chris Stapleton , among many others.

"My first concert was Dickey Betts at Coleman's in Rome, New York in 1983," blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa said in an Instagram post Thursday, crediting Betts with inspiring his favorite electric guitar model. "Blew my mind and made me want a Les Paul."

Other tributes came from members of the Allman Brothers Band's extended family

Guitarist Derek Trucks and his wife and bandmate, Susan Tedeschi, posted on their Instagram account that Betts was "one of best to ever do it."

Trucks joined the Allman Brothers Band in 1999. His uncle Butch Trucks was one of the band's two founding drummers.

Bassist Berry Duane Oakley , son of Allman Brothers founding bassist Berry Oakley, honored his " Uncle Dickey " on Facebook, saying: "If not for him, I don't think I would be a touring musician. The cat in the hat will never be forgotten, and will always be honored not only for the wonderful life he lived, but the wonderful music he has left behind for all of us to share and remember."

Founded in 1969, the Allmans were a pioneering jam band, trampling the traditional formula of three-minute pop songs by performing lengthy compositions in concert and on record. The band was also notable as a biracial group from the Deep South.

Duane Allman died in a motorcycle accident in 1971, and Berry Oakley was killed in a motorcycle crash the following year. That left Betts and Allman's younger brother, Gregg, as the band's leaders, but they frequently clashed, and substance abuse caused further dysfunction. The band broke up at least twice before reforming, and has had more than a dozen lineups.

The Allman Brothers Band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1995 and earned a Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award in 2012 . Betts left the group for good in 2000. He also played solo and with his own band Great Southern, which included his son, guitarist Duane Betts.

Forrest Richard Betts was born Dec. 12, 1943, and raised in the Bradenton, Florida, area, near the highway 41 he sang about in "Ramblin' Man." His family had lived in area since the mid-19th century.

A descendant of Canadian fiddlers, Betts was listening to string bands before he even started school. He developed a fondness for country, bluegrass and Western swing, and played the ukulele and banjo before focusing on the electric guitar because it impressed girls. But he usually did his songwriting on an acoustic guitar.

Betts changed schools often because his father worked construction, and those memories later inspired him to write "Ramblin' Man." His first big road trip came when he joined the circus to play in a band.

He returned home, and with Oakley joined a group that became the Jacksonville, Florida-based band Second Coming. One night in 1969, Betts and Oakley jammed with Duane Allman, already a successful session musician, and his younger brother. Together they formed the Allman Brothers Band.

Betts "excelled at anything that caught his attention," according to a statement posted Thursday on the Allman Brothers Band's official website. "He was passionate in life, be it music, songwriting, fishing, hunting, boating, golf, karate or boxing."

The group moved to Macon, Georgia, and released a self-titled debut album in 1969. A year later came the album "Idlewild South," highlighted by Betts' instrumental composition "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," which soon became a concert favorite.

The 1971 double album " At Fillmore East ," now considered among the greatest live albums of the classic rock era, was the Allmans' commercial breakthrough and cemented their performing reputation by showcasing the unique guitar interplay between Allman and Betts. Their styles contrasted, with Allman playing bluesy slide guitar, while Betts' solos and singing tugged the band toward country. When layered in harmony, their playing was especially distinctive.

The group also had two drummers - Butch Trucks and John Lee "Jaimoe" Johanson , a Black musician from Mississippi who helped integrate Southern rock.

Duane Allman died four days after "Fillmore" was certified as a gold record, but the band carried on and crowds continued to grow. The 1973 album "Brothers and Sisters" rose to No. 1 on the charts and featured "Ramblin' Man," with Betts singing the lead and bringing twang to the Top 40. The song's intro suggested a fiddle tune, while the coda was inspired by Derek and the Dominos' "Layla," an earlier hit that had featured Duane Allman.

"Ramblin' Man" reached No. 2 on the singles charts and was kept out of the No. 1 spot by "Half Breed" by Cher, who later married Gregg Allman. Betts' composition became a classic-rock standard, with his soaring guitar reverberating in neighborhood bars around the country for decades.

"Ramblin' Man" was the Allmans' only Top Ten hit, but Betts' catchy 7 -minute instrumental composition "Jessica," recorded in 1972, also showed his knack for melodic hooks and became an FM radio staple. Painstaking in his approach to songwriting, Betts spent two months composing "Jessica," which was inspired by the music of jazz guitar great Django Reinhardt.

Betts also wrote or co-wrote some of the Allmans' other best-loved songs, including "Blue Sky" and "Southbound."

Dormant for most of the 1980s, the Allman Brothers Band launched a comeback in 1990 with Warren Haynes joining Betts on guitar.

Betts recorded three more studio albums and toured with the band over the next decade, but he had an acrimonious split from the Allman Brothers in 2000. His bandmates suspended the guitarist from their summer tour and issued a statement blaming "creative differences."

Betts said Gregg Allman and the other members delivered the news in a fax implying he needed treatment for substance abuse. Betts took legal action and settled with the band in arbitration. The breakup was permanent. Gregg Allman and Butch Trucks died in 2017.

After leaving the Allmans for good, Betts continued to play with his own group and lived in the Bradenton area with his wife, Donna .

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Carrie Underwood coming to CMAC in upstate New York

Carrie Underwood will swing through western New York on her 2024 tour , bringing her catalog of hits to the CMAC in June.

The country mega star will play just one night upstate. She is set to take the stage at the CMAC , or the Constellation Brands - Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center, in Canandaigua on Friday, June 21. It's her only show in New York for her limited run from May through October.

The show is just one of a handful of concerts she will perform outside of the Las Vegas residency series. Underwood shot to fame after her win on American Idol and has since won eight Grammys for a pop-country songs and albums.

How to get tickets to Carrie Underwood at the CMAC?

Tickets go on pre-sale Tuesday, April 16 at 10 a.m. and will be available to the general public starting Friday, April 19, through the Ticketmaster website at ticketmaster.com. There is a "strict" six ticket limit. Ticket prices were not listed on the site as of Monday night.

What concerts are at the CMAC in spring and summer 2024?

Here's the lineup , according to the venue that includes 5,000 seats and general admission lawn seats for 10,000.

• The Avett Brothers, May 24
• Zac Brown Band, June 2
• Warren Haynes, June 9 
• John Fogerty, June 11 
• Goose, June 15
• Carrie Underwood, June 21
• Oliver Anthony, June 22
• Brandi Carlisle, June 29
• Norah Jones. July 5
• Jason Mraz & The Superband, July 10
• Cody Jink, July 18
• Chicago, July 15 
• Little River Bend, Aug. 9
• Sam Hunt, Aug. 15
• Tedeschi Trucks Band. Aug. 16
• Pentatonix, Aug. 19
• Miranda Lambert, Aug. 30

Allman Brothers Band co-founder and legendary guitarist Dickey Betts dies at 80

• Published: Apr. 19, 2024, 1:23 p.m.

Atlanta - Circa 1994: Dickey Betts of The Allman Brothers Band performs at Lakewood Amphitheater in Atlanta, Georgia Circa 1993 (Photo By Rick Diamond/Getty Images) Getty Images

• The Associated Press | MassLive

Dickey Betts, who died Thursday at age 80, really was born a ramblin’ man.

He left home at 16 to join the circus and became a renowned guitarist touring the world with the Allman Brothers Band. He wrote the group’s biggest hit, “Ramblin’ Man,” and remained on the road until he reached the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Betts died at his home in Osprey, Florida, his manager of 20 years, David Spero, said by phone. He had been battling cancer for more than a year and had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Spero said.

“He was surrounded by his whole family and he passed peacefully. They didn’t think he was in any pain,” he said.

Betts shared lead guitar duties with Duane Allman in the original Allman Brothers Band to help give the group its unique sound and create a new genre, Southern rock. The band blended blues, country, R&B and jazz with ‘60s rock to produce a distinct sound that influenced a host of major acts, including Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Phish, Jason Isbell and Chris Stapleton, among many others.

“My first concert was Dickey Betts at Coleman’s in Rome, New York in 1983,” blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa said in an Instagram post Thursday, crediting Betts with inspiring his favorite electric guitar model. “Blew my mind and made me want a Les Paul.”

Other tributes came from members of the Allman Brothers Band’s extended family.

Guitarist Derek Trucks and his wife and bandmate, Susan Tedeschi, posted on their Instagram account that Betts was “one of best to ever do it.”

Trucks joined the Allman Brothers Band in 1999. His uncle Butch Trucks was one of the band’s two founding drummers.

Bassist Berry Duane Oakley, son of Allman Brothers founding bassist Berry Oakley, honored his “Uncle Dickey” on Facebook, saying: “If not for him, I don’t think I would be a touring musician. The cat in the hat will never be forgotten, and will always be honored not only for the wonderful life he lived, but the wonderful music he has left behind for all of us to share and remember.”

Founded in 1969, the Allmans were a pioneering jam band, trampling the traditional formula of three-minute pop songs by performing lengthy compositions in concert and on record. The band was also notable as a biracial group from the Deep South.

Duane Allman died in a motorcycle accident in 1971, and Berry Oakley was killed in a motorcycle crash the following year. That left Betts and Allman’s younger brother, Gregg, as the band’s leaders, but they frequently clashed, and substance abuse caused further dysfunction. The band broke up at least twice before reforming, and has had more than a dozen lineups.

The Allman Brothers Band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1995 and earned a Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award in 2012. Betts left the group for good in 2000. He also played solo and with his own band Great Southern, which included his son, guitarist Duane Betts.

Forrest Richard Betts was born Dec. 12, 1943, and raised in the Bradenton, Florida, area, near the highway 41 he sang about in “Ramblin’ Man.” His family had lived in area since the mid-19th century.

A descendant of Canadian fiddlers, Betts was listening to string bands before he even started school. He developed a fondness for country, bluegrass and Western swing, and played the ukulele and banjo before focusing on the electric guitar because it impressed girls. But he usually did his songwriting on an acoustic guitar.

Betts changed schools often because his father worked construction, and those memories later inspired him to write “Ramblin’ Man.” His first big road trip came when he joined the circus to play in a band.

He returned home, and with Oakley joined a group that became the Jacksonville, Florida-based band Second Coming. One night in 1969, Betts and Oakley jammed with Duane Allman, already a successful session musician, and his younger brother. Together they formed the Allman Brothers Band.

Betts “excelled at anything that caught his attention,” according to a statement posted Thursday on the Allman Brothers Band’s official website. “He was passionate in life, be it music, songwriting, fishing, hunting, boating, golf, karate or boxing.”

The group moved to Macon, Georgia, and released a self-titled debut album in 1969. A year later came the album “Idlewild South,” highlighted by Betts’ instrumental composition “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed,” which soon became a concert favorite.

The 1971 double album “At Fillmore East,” now considered among the greatest live albums of the classic rock era, was the Allmans’ commercial breakthrough and cemented their performing reputation by showcasing the unique guitar interplay between Allman and Betts. Their styles contrasted, with Allman playing bluesy slide guitar, while Betts’ solos and singing tugged the band toward country. When layered in harmony, their playing was especially distinctive.

The group also had two drummers — Butch Trucks and John Lee “Jaimoe” Johanson, a Black musician from Mississippi who helped integrate Southern rock.

Duane Allman died four days after “Fillmore” was certified as a gold record, but the band carried on and crowds continued to grow. The 1973 album “Brothers and Sisters” rose to No. 1 on the charts and featured “Ramblin’ Man,” with Betts singing the lead and bringing twang to the Top 40. The song’s intro suggested a fiddle tune, while the coda was inspired by Derek and the Dominos’ “Layla,” an earlier hit that had featured Duane Allman.

“Ramblin’ Man” reached No. 2 on the singles charts and was kept out of the No. 1 spot by “Half Breed” by Cher, who later married Gregg Allman. Betts’ composition became a classic-rock standard, with his soaring guitar reverberating in neighborhood bars around the country for decades.

“Ramblin’ Man” was the Allmans’ only Top Ten hit, but Betts’ catchy 7 ½-minute instrumental composition “Jessica,” recorded in 1972, also showed his knack for melodic hooks and became an FM radio staple. Painstaking in his approach to songwriting, Betts spent two months composing “Jessica,” which was inspired by the music of jazz guitar great Django Reinhardt.

Betts also wrote or co-wrote some of the Allmans’ other best-loved songs, including “Blue Sky” and “Southbound.”

Dormant for most of the 1980s, the Allman Brothers Band launched a comeback in 1990 with Warren Haynes joining Betts on guitar.

Betts recorded three more studio albums and toured with the band over the next decade, but he had an acrimonious split from the Allman Brothers in 2000. His bandmates suspended the guitarist from their summer tour and issued a statement blaming “creative differences.”

Betts said Gregg Allman and the other members delivered the news in a fax implying he needed treatment for substance abuse. Betts took legal action and settled with the band in arbitration. The breakup was permanent. Gregg Allman and Butch Trucks died in 2017.

After leaving the Allmans for good, Betts continued to play with his own group and lived in the Bradenton area with his wife, Donna.

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Dickey Betts, Allman Brothers Band co-founder and legendary guitarist, dies at 80

As a child, betts changed schools often because his father worked construction, and those memories later inspired him to write “ramblin’ man,” the band’s biggest hit..

Dickey Betts, the co-founding member of the Allman Brothers Band and the guitar legend who wrote their biggest hit, “Ramblin’ Man,” died Thursday.

Jason Vorhees/AP File

Dickey Betts, who died Thursday at age 80, really was born a ramblin’ man.

He left home at 16 to join the circus and became a renowned guitarist touring the world with the Allman Brothers Band. He wrote the group’s biggest hit, “Ramblin’ Man,” and remained on the road until he reached the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Betts died at his home in Osprey, Florida, his manager of 20 years, David Spero, said by phone. He had been battling cancer for more than a year and had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Spero said.

“He was surrounded by his whole family and he passed peacefully. They didn’t think he was in any pain,” he said.

Betts shared lead guitar duties with Duane Allman in the original Allman Brothers Band to help give the group its unique sound and create a new genre, Southern rock. The band blended blues, country, R&B and jazz with ’60s rock to produce a distinct sound that influenced a host of major acts, including Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Phish, Jason Isbell and Chris Stapleton, among many others.

• Gregg Allman of The Allman Brothers Band dies at age 69

“My first concert was Dickey Betts at Coleman’s in Rome, New York in 1983,” blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa said in an Instagram post Thursday, crediting Betts with inspiring his favorite electric guitar model. “Blew my mind and made me want a Les Paul.”

Other tributes came from members of the Allman Brothers Band’s extended family.

Guitarist Derek Trucks and his wife and bandmate, Susan Tedeschi, posted on their Instagram account that Betts was “one of best to ever do it.”

Trucks joined the Allman Brothers Band in 1999. His uncle Butch Trucks was one of the band’s two founding drummers.

Bassist Berry Duane Oakley, son of Allman Brothers founding bassist Berry Oakley, honored his “Uncle Dickey” on Facebook, saying: “If not for him, I don’t think I would be a touring musician. The cat in the hat will never be forgotten, and will always be honored not only for the wonderful life he lived, but the wonderful music he has left behind for all of us to share and remember.”

Founded in 1969, the Allmans were a pioneering jam band, trampling the traditional formula of three-minute pop songs by performing lengthy compositions in concert and on record. The band was also notable as a biracial group from the Deep South.

Duane Allman died in a motorcycle accident in 1971, and Berry Oakley was killed in a motorcycle crash the following year. That left Betts and Allman’s younger brother, Gregg, as the band’s leaders, but they frequently clashed, and substance abuse caused further dysfunction. The band broke up at least twice before reforming, and has had more than a dozen lineups.

The Allman Brothers Band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1995 and earned a Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award in 2012. Betts left the group for good in 2000. He also played solo and with his own band Great Southern, which included his son, guitarist Duane Betts.

Forrest Richard Betts was born Dec. 12, 1943, and raised in the Bradenton, Florida, area, near the highway 41 he sang about in “Ramblin’ Man.” His family had lived in area since the mid-19th century.

A descendant of Canadian fiddlers, Betts was listening to string bands before he even started school. He developed a fondness for country, bluegrass and Western swing, and played the ukulele and banjo before focusing on the electric guitar because it impressed girls. But he usually did his songwriting on an acoustic guitar.

Betts changed schools often because his father worked construction, and those memories later inspired him to write “Ramblin’ Man.” His first big road trip came when he joined the circus to play in a band.

He returned home, and with Oakley joined a group that became the Jacksonville, Florida-based band Second Coming. One night in 1969, Betts and Oakley jammed with Duane Allman, already a successful session musician, and his younger brother. Together they formed the Allman Brothers Band.

Betts “excelled at anything that caught his attention,” according to a statement posted Thursday on the Allman Brothers Band’s official website. “He was passionate in life, be it music, songwriting, fishing, hunting, boating, golf, karate or boxing.”

The group moved to Macon, Georgia, and released a self-titled debut album in 1969. A year later came the album “Idlewild South,” highlighted by Betts’ instrumental composition “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed,” which soon became a concert favorite.

The 1971 double album “At Fillmore East,” now considered among the greatest live albums of the classic rock era, was the Allmans’ commercial breakthrough and cemented their performing reputation by showcasing the unique guitar interplay between Allman and Betts. Their styles contrasted, with Allman playing bluesy slide guitar, while Betts’ solos and singing tugged the band toward country. When layered in harmony, their playing was especially distinctive.

The group also had two drummers — Butch Trucks and John Lee “Jaimoe” Johanson, a Black musician from Mississippi who helped integrate Southern rock.

Duane Allman died four days after “Fillmore” was certified as a gold record, but the band carried on and crowds continued to grow. The 1973 album “Brothers and Sisters” rose to No. 1 on the charts and featured “Ramblin’ Man,” with Betts singing the lead and bringing twang to the Top 40. The song’s intro suggested a fiddle tune, while the coda was inspired by Derek and the Dominos’ “Layla,” an earlier hit that had featured Duane Allman.

“Ramblin’ Man” reached No. 2 on the singles charts and was kept out of the No. 1 spot by “Half Breed” by Cher, who later married Gregg Allman . Betts’ composition became a classic-rock standard, with his soaring guitar reverberating in neighborhood bars around the country for decades.

“Ramblin’ Man” was the Allmans’ only Top Ten hit, but Betts’ catchy 7 ½-minute instrumental composition “Jessica,” recorded in 1972, also showed his knack for melodic hooks and became an FM radio staple. Painstaking in his approach to songwriting, Betts spent two months composing “Jessica,” which was inspired by the music of jazz guitar great Django Reinhardt.

Betts also wrote or co-wrote some of the Allmans’ other best-loved songs, including “Blue Sky” and “Southbound.”

Dormant for most of the 1980s, the Allman Brothers Band launched a comeback in 1990 with Warren Haynes joining Betts on guitar.

Betts recorded three more studio albums and toured with the band over the next decade, but he had an acrimonious split from the Allman Brothers in 2000. His bandmates suspended the guitarist from their summer tour and issued a statement blaming “creative differences.”

Betts said Gregg Allman and the other members delivered the news in a fax implying he needed treatment for substance abuse. Betts took legal action and settled with the band in arbitration. The breakup was permanent. Gregg Allman and Butch Trucks died in 2017.

After leaving the Allmans for good, Betts continued to play with his own group and lived in the Bradenton area with his wife, Donna.