The Allman Betts Band to perform at the Pleasantville Music Festival
The next generation of one of America's greatest bands is set to play in Pleasantville.
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May 9, 2023, 4:25 PM
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1h agoThe next generation of one of America's greatest bands is set to play in Pleasantville.
The Allman Betts Band is set to perform at the Pleasantville Music Festival this summer.
Three of their members are sons of The Allman Brothers Band.
Festival officials say Allman-Betts will play the main stage before the headliners, They Might Be Giants, on July 8.
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