Devon Allman to play Tampa Bay Lightning post-game show Nov. 27

Devon Allman's Honeytribe, which just brought its winning brand of neoclassical rock to Ace's in Bradenton earlier this month, will perform Nov. 27 at the St. Pete Times Forum following the Florida Panthers vs. Tampa Bay Lightning hockey game.

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Click to read my interview with Devon Allman, published Nov. 13.

Devon Allman to play Ace's in Bradenton Sunday, Nov. 14

Perhaps you remember Devon Allman (pictured center) from when his Honeytribe band rocked the Sarasota Blues Festival in 2006.

Or maybe from that evening when he joined his dad, Gregg Allman, for a poignant rendition of "Midnght Rider."

On Sunday (Nov. 14), Devon will perform at Ace's in Bradenton. (Get your tickets now for just $7).

His latest release, the outstanding neoclassic rock record "Space Age Blues," which features a cameo by Huey Lewis, just debuted at No. 7 on Billboard's Blues Album chart.

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Devon Allman's Honeytribe performing "Midnight Rider"

Devon Allman calls dad Gregg Allman's upcoming solo album 'killer'

The highly anticipated Gregg Allman solo album, "Low Country Blues" (pictured), will be released Jan. 18 on Rounder Records.

Super producer T-Bone Burnett helmed the album that features Allman, a former resident of Manatee County, lending his rich, Southern drawl to classic blues songs by the likes of Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Skip James, Bobby Bland, Otis Rush and Sleepy John Estes.

"Low Country Blues" also features one new song, "Just Another Rider," written by Allman and his Allman Brothers Band colleague Warren Haynes.

"I've heard the whole thing," son Devon Allman (also an accomplished musician) told the Bradenton Herald during a recent interview to advance his Nov. 14 appearance at Ace's. "I love it. It's a killer record and something he's needed to make for awhile. It's very old school."

"Low Country Blues" finds Gregg Allman joined by an all-star cast of players including New Orleans icon Dr. John on piano, guitar great Doyle Bramhall II, bassist Dennis Crouch and drummer Jay Bellerose.

In addition to being available at the usual outlets, the album will also be sold at Starbucks shops nationwide.

The complete track list for "Low Country Blues" can be found on Gregg Allman's official website.

Gregg Allman Band performing at the 1994 Sarasota Blues Festival.