They have an expanded outlook on music as they explore heartland, southern and alternative rock. Formed in 2010 in Nashville, The Wild Feathers are an American country rock band covering a lot of ground recording and touring.
#Red rocks amphitheatre 2021 full
The Wild Feathers, introducing their fourth full length album ‘Alvarado' to the world just three weeks ago, opened the Spirit of the South Tour at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
Scott Bryan on percussion and John Ginty on keyboards. They are joined on-stage by Johnny Stachela on guitar, John Lum and R. They always include a handful of their father's songs at each gig they play. They have had an influential life to say the least and the original music they compose and perform is a testament to their upbringing and the lives they now live. are the sons of Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, and Berry Oakley, founding members of The Allman Brothers Band. Devon Allman, Duane Betts, and Berry Oakley Jr. They are truly captivating audiences everywhere they play and turning out some incredible recording's in between a busy touring schedule with their latest album Bless Your Heart released in July of 2020. The Allman Betts Band are continuing to leave their mark on rock & roll history, in the studio and on the road. Additionally, The Allman Brothers Band Museum the Big House had a mobile set-up at the venue featuring never before seen archival items ranging from hand written lyrics, iconic clothing and jewelry worn by the band as well as stage played instruments. The tour, featuring special guests The Allman Betts Band and the Wild Feathers, kicked off in late July of 2021 and ends in late October with Red Rocks in Colorado being the final stop.Įach show on the tour concludes with a star studded finale that pays tribute to a number of various influences that have inspired many past and present southern rock bands. Southern rockers Blackberry Smoke have been busy with their newly released record (May 28th, 2021) "You Hear Georgia” and The Spirit of the South Tour that was postponed in 2020 for a year due to the pandemic.
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