End Of The Line: A Tribute to The Allman Brothers w/ Matt Mullins

In 2025, END OF THE LINE will be celebrating the Allman Brothers Band's music from 1970 in honor of its 55th anniversary, and presenting our SONGS FROM THE IDLEWILD GARAGE TOUR. This will pay homage to the recordings of the historic Idlewild South album (featuring such staples as 'Midnight Rider' and 'In Memory of Elizabeth Reed') and Live at Ludlow Garage 1970 (includes epic versions of 'Dreams', and one of the most incredible 'Mountain Jam’s' ever recorded!). End of the Lines' setlist will feature them performing for the first time such songs like the Ludlow highlight 'I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts of Town' and Idlewild's 'Leave My Blues At Home’. In 1970, the Allman Brothers Band developed into the band they were destined to be, defining their sound over a relentless tour schedule of over 300 shows. End of the Line looks forward to returning this timeless material to the mainstream and to their ever growing fanbase across the country, where the road truly does go on forever!

End Of The Line is the premiere Allman Brothers tribute band. Having carved up the southeast with sold out shows, End Of The Line is making a name for themselves nationally with a sound as classic & heavy as the original Brothers themselves. From the authentic, raspy vocal approach of Justin Smith to the chugging drum/percussion train of Ryan McClanahan & Dave Czuba, the band both pays homage while pushing the boundaries of the timeless & extensive catalog. Carrying the electric weight of Dickey is Adam Gorman, who is the band’s lone Maconite, and joining him as the counterpart Duane is Noah Pavey. Last, but certainly not least, the low end duties are vastly covered by Casey Conway, who is a perfect bottom end sandwich of Berry, Allen, and Oteil.

With endorsements from the official Allman Brothers Museum, The Big House, End Of The Line carries on the legacy of The Allman Brothers with poise & power. Come experience the soul, the guitarmony, the jam, and the ramblin’ spirit that still lives on through each note hit.