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PRESS RELEASE AN EVENING OF ALLMAN BROTHERS MUSIC JAIMOE, founding member/drummer of the ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND, and WAYNE SHARP, Hammond B3 player with Michael Burks Band, present - THE MUSHROOM BROTHERHOOD - an evening of fabulous Allman Brothers music. On Saturday, August 31, 2019, at the PALLADIUM THEATER, St. Petersburg, it's a stunning re-creation of the epic Allman Brothers concert "AT FILLMORE EAST,” with the visual and musical energy synonymous with the Allman Brothers Band. This “Evening at the Fillmore” includes JAIMOE, a founding member of the Allman Brothers Band, a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, and a member of The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. This show pays homage to the "AT FILLMORE EAST” live album, a show that catapulted the Allman Brothers to international fame and is the biggest selling live album in rock & roll history! The MUSHROOM BROTHERHOOD uses the same vintage guitar amplifiers, instruments, organ, bass and drums that the original band members used at the Fillmore concert in NYC in 1971. It's an authentic, dedicated re-creation of one of the greatest rock music shows of all time! The concert features a special VIP package that includes PREMIER, FRONT SEATING, a signed event poster by JAIMOE, and a private, post-concert meeting at the Side Door venue (downstairs at Palladium) with Jaimoe and Wayne Sharp. Only $60. CONCERT DETAILS: The Mushroom Brotherhood, featuring JAIMOE SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 8:00 p.m.; Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Palladium Theater, 253 Fifth Avenue North, St. Petersburg, Florida Opening act: Backtrack Blues Band Tickets and VIP at: www.tampabaybluesfest.com and www.mypalladium.org General admission tickets are $40 in advance and $45 at the door. Information at (727) 895-6153 or at Palladium box office at (727) 822-3590. The VIP section will sell out quickly, so please order early for this special opportunity! Don't miss this rare chance to enjoy a serious night of Allman Brothers music created by JAIMOE and WAYNE SHARP, a long-time friend of members of the Allman Brothers Band. It will be a spectacular night of blues and classic rock music! Jaimoe – Drummer with The Allman Brothers .

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