End of the Line plays tribute to Allman Brothers

Fifty-five years ago, the Allman Brothers released At Fillmore East, one of the most influential live albums in the history of recorded music.

The entire double album will be performed in full — along with other Allman Brothers Band classics and deep cuts — at a special concert by End of the Line at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 24 at the Panida Theater (300 N. First Ave., in downtown Sandpoint).

Hailing from the southeastern U.S., End of the Line has established its reputation as a premier Allman Brothers tribute band. With a sound as classic and heavy and a lead singer embodying the authentic, raspy vocal style of the originals, End of the Line has carved a name for itself in the Southeast and is now taking its show on the national circuit.

The six-piece has been endorsed by the official Allman Brothers Museum, The Big House, and carries on the legacy of the Allman Brothers with poise and power, pulling off iconic songs like “Statesboro Blues,” “Hot ‘Lanta” and “Whipping Post,” among many others.

The show is presented by the Panida and tickets, starting at $38.75, are available at panida.org. Listen at endofthelineband.com.