Eat A Peach : A Tribute to The Allman Brothers Band

Eat A Peach : A Tribute to The Allman Brothers Band Local artists come together to perform the work of The Allman Brothers Band at The Columbia Theatre!

From the musicians that brought you the EAT A PEACH Allman Brother's Band Tribute, comes a great night of original music...
01/06/2025

From the musicians that brought you the EAT A PEACH Allman Brother's Band Tribute, comes a great night of original music!

Support your local arts and enjoy a night out on the town!


Thank you to everyone who joined us for this incredible night of music to benefit Strengthening Outcomes with Autism Res...
08/20/2023

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this incredible night of music to benefit Strengthening Outcomes with Autism Resources (soar)! We couldn’t have done it without the support of the community and Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts.

Thank you to Byron Daniel and The Five Dead Dogs and Will Vance and the Kinfolk for all of your hard work putting this show together! And thank you to all of our guest artists, including Zachary McLain, DD Drott, Greg Talmage and Evan Hall, for bringing your time and talent to this stage. The Allman Brothers would be proud! 🍑

The original Eat a Peach album artwork was created by W. David Powell at Wonder Graphics. He had seen old postcards at a...
07/29/2023

The original Eat a Peach album artwork was created by W. David Powell at Wonder Graphics. He had seen old postcards at a drugstore in Athens, Georgia, one depicting a peach on a truck and a watermelon on a rail car. Believing them perfect for an Allman Brothers album, he purchased them and "bought cans of pink and baby-blue Krylon spray paint and created a matted area to make the cards on a twelve-by-twenty-four LP cover."

He envisioned the album having "an early-morning-sky feel". He hand-lettered the band name and photographed it with a small Kodak camera, developing the photos at the drugstore. He then cut and pasted the letters on the side of the truck, underneath the peach.

Honoring the work of W. David Powell, we’ve tried to capture that same early morning sky in our interpretation of the iconic peach truck.

Keep an eye out for the truck at the Eat a Peach tribute show at Columbia Theatre on August 19!

Tickets on sale now!

https://www.columbiatheatre.org/whats-on/eat-a-peach-a-tribute-to-the-allman-brothers

There were quite a few bass guitar masters that came through the ABB! All their amazing work will be performed by Monroe...
07/29/2023

There were quite a few bass guitar masters that came through the ABB! All their amazing work will be performed by Monroe White of Byron Daniel and The Five Dead Dogs and Michael Gray of Will Vance and the Kinfolk ! Come out to Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts on August 19th and watch these killers hold down the low end!🍑

We are super  excited to have Zachary McLain out for this show! It’ll be his first time on the Columbia stage but you’ve...
07/11/2023

We are super excited to have Zachary McLain out for this show! It’ll be his first time on the Columbia stage but you’ve seen him and his bad perform at Hammond Downtown Development District picnic in the park and at countless other venues in the area! Get your tickets today to see him bring the music of The Allman Brothers Band to life on August 19th at Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts !

In a 1971 interview with Free Press New Orleans, Duane Allman described The Allman Brothers music as a “reflection of wh...
07/04/2023

In a 1971 interview with Free Press New Orleans, Duane Allman described The Allman Brothers music as a “reflection of what happens to us, a mirror for all of us”.

Eat a Peach was the band’s third studio album, following the 1971 release of their live album At Fillmore East. It was also the last album to feature Duane Allman, who tragically passed in a motorcycle accident on October 29, 1971.

This August, Colombia Theatre presents a homage to Eat a Peach to benefit a local organization, Strengthening Outcomes with Autism Resources (soar).

As The Allman Brother’s music continues to reflect the ups and down of life, we hope you join us for this incredible night of music.

Tickets on sale July 10th!

Featuring Byron Daniel and The Five Dead Dogs and Will Vance and the Kinfolk with special guests performances. Only at Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts!


Guys! We are so happy to have DD Drott back on stage at Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts for this show! You guys...
07/02/2023

Guys! We are so happy to have DD Drott back on stage at Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts for this show! You guys probably remember her fantastic performance at The Last Waltz Hammond! If you didn’t catch her at TLW go check out Stone Mother !

Happy Birthday to Will Vance! Thanks for helping bring this show to life! Y’all check out Will Vance and the Kinfolk and...
06/17/2023

Happy Birthday to Will Vance! Thanks for helping bring this show to life! Y’all check out Will Vance and the Kinfolk and get stoked to see them bring Allman Brothers tunes to the stage at Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts!

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