Gov’t Mule’s Warren Haynes has announced his ... Allman on guitar alongside Taj Mahal. The song was released posthumously in ...

“It has a very uplifting message and musically, as well, it is just a very positive feeling song,” Haynes comments ... all of which are backed by the new Warren Haynes Band: storied ...

The songs, co-produced by the two guitarists, represent the first studio recordings Haynes and Trucks have made together since the Allman Brothers Band’s 2003 album Hittin’ The Note.

A video featuring Warren and his backing band playing ... In addition, Johnson co-wrote the new song “Go Down Swinging” with Haynes. Haynes and his solo band will mount a North American ...

Gregg Allman and Warren Haynes shared a bond ... but it was Gregg's voice hat pulled me into that music in the first place and his songwriting style." As Haynes details in the conversation below ...

“The whole thing blows me away,” says the tune’s writer, Warren ... songs you need to labor over; this one poured right out of us. We were on a real roll.” Haynes (on a relatively new ...

The Three Kings featuring D.K. Harrell, Chris Cain and Albert Castiglia will pay tribute to blues icons B.B. King, Albert ...

Entertainment; Singer-songwriter-guitarist Warren Haynes and his new band have ‘Symphonic Dreams’ to share at Jacobs Pavilion on Friday. Published: ; Jul. 24, 2024, 2:35 p.m.

His new solo album, Million Voices Whisper, is out this week. By Gary Graff Warren Haynes has — characteristically — a lot on his plate these days, including this week’s release of his new ...

Vivid Seats is the New York Post's official ticketing ... some Allman Brothers songs, some Gov’t Mule songs, covers of choice,” Haynes told The Pitch. Fans can purchase tickets for all ...

A new solo record is in the works, as well as a live concert album from the Warren Haynes Band with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra. “My passion has always been music and still is,” Haynes said.

Gov’t Mule’s Warren Haynes has announced his forthcoming solo record, which will feature a long-lost Allman Brothers song that’s been revived and completed with the help of Derek Trucks.