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It just wouldn't be an outdoor-music season without them: Allman Brothers are coming back to Raleigh's big outdoor shed on Oct. 11, in what might turn out to be the final show of the season. That will extend the venerable Southern rock icons' streak to 19 straight years playing Walnut Creek, as the only act to play there every year since it opened in 1991. And if you were wondering why Widespread Panic isn't playing its usual weekend stand at Walnut Creek next month, it's because they're on the Allman Brothers bill as opening act.

Tickets go on sale Friday. 

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Allman Bros-WSP

How in the world can WSP only play a 1-2 hour set?Maybe the Bros will open with a 20 minute set just to keep their streak alive.

Not a

surprise at all as I stated such in an earlier message on your blog here about Walnut Creek.

Their aren't any venues of size between here and Portsmouth Virginia(7,000 capacity total) and both bands have nothing *YET* scheduled for that Thursday, Friday, Saturday. I imagine if sales #'s in the pre-sales (which start today) are good enough for the promoters(JiveNation) then they will be adding another show in Portsmouth. I really (even with WSP) don't see them selling well at 2 shows in both Raleigh AND Charlotte. But we shall see . . . Stranger things have happened . . .

Too bad the Allmans don't open...

So I can go home early.

Panic....yawn.

a DEA's dream

a DEA's dream

AWESOME!

Allman Brothers + Panic = Greatest Concert Ever

Should be a load of fun as always

Oh Yeah!

Right on!

Right on!

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David Menconi has been the News & Observer's music critic since 1991. Before that, he spent five years at the Daily Camera in Boulder, Colo. He has a masters in journalism from the University of Texas and a B.A. in English from Southwestern University. You can find more of his writing here.

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