The Devon Allman Project

The Devon Allman Project (with Ross Osteen Band) will be performing LIVE on the Indoor Stage at Salvage Station on Sunday, June 12th! Doors open at 6pm and the music starts at 7pm. 18+ ONLY (no exceptions)! FREE ON-SITE PARKING! Root Down will be serving their delicious twist on Southern Soul food PLUS we will have our FULL bar open for you to enjoy!

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LISTEN TO DEVON ALLMAN:

ABOUT THE DEVON ALLMAN PROJECT:

The Devon Allman Project is a six-piece world-class band that has previously toured almost 20 countries. Playing the Peach Festival, Rock Legends Cruise, and festivals in Europe and coast to coast in the USA. It is led by Blues Music Award-winning Devon Allman and features the two Allman Betts Band drummers, bass, Hammond B3 organ and piano, and another guitarist.

They will be playing songs from The Allman Brothers and Gregg Allman in their set as well as Devon’s fan-favorite originals and surprise covers. It’s an exceptionally entertaining show. The show also features the liquid light show and video visuals behind the band courtesy of “Brotherhood of Light,” the touring visual company that toured with the Allman Brothers for 20 years and also for 3 years with Allman Betts.

Former leader of Honeytribe and Royal Southern Brotherhood, son of Gregg Allman – “He’s an elegant, soulful singer.” – Relix “… well-crafted, more reflective than fiery, and soulful.” – USA Today

LISTEN TO ROSS OSTEEN BAND:

ABOUT ROSS OSTEEN BAND:

With a voice that summons the guttural howls of John Fogerty, and guitar work that ranges from the front porch to outer space, Ross Osteen joins the powerful blues/rock scene of the deep south. The songwriter was born in western North Carolina and placed in the midst of an eclectic music scene ranging from bluegrass to rock, and beyond. Eventually, all of his influences aligned to form his bluesy sound, and he hit the road. Ross has played blues shows with notables such as Jimmy Thackery, and Kim Wilson of the Fabulous Thunderbirds. He also shared the stage with legend Buddy Guy. There’s no doubt his style of musical soul searching will allure listeners.

Let’s not forget the driving pulse of the band, Patrick Gaynor. Growing up in New York, he was constantly pulled in by the hypnotic southern sound of the Allman Brothers. A sound that lures listeners in on songs like “Fools Gold” off of their album titled “Glenhead Station”. Patrick eventually moved south to find a band that could satisfy his blues cravings.

The Ross Osteen Band is fully anchored by the distinct force of Andy Bishop on bass. Andy is a multi-instrumentalist and owner/operator of Giraffe Studio for many years. He is the perfect complement to this power trio, and his contribution really heightens the music.

Since the Ross Osteen Band started in 2014, they have played a number of shows from Georgia to New York to Chicago, with a very memorable appearance with Buddy Guy on one of their songs titled “Hold Back”. All the while, growing a local fan base in western North Carolina. They released their self-titled album in 2015, followed by their second release “Glenhead Station” in 2016. The band just released their latest single “Mannish Boy” from the upcoming album “Williwaw”. Ross Osteen Band continues to hone its sound into an energetic blend of blues, roots, and southern rock.