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Gregg Allman Documentary ‘The Music of My Soul’ Sets National Theatrical Tour

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The documentary “Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul” is heading out on a national tour of theaters, music venues and other spaces, beginning September 1, 2026, at the Nectar Lounge in Seattle, WA. Confirmed screenings currently run through December 2026, with an additional stop already booked for March 18, 2027, at the Presidio Theatre in San Francisco, CA.

The feature-length film examines Gregg Allman’s life story against the backdrop of American culture, drawing on interviews with people who knew him personally and professionally. Those interviewed include Devon Allman, Galadrielle Allman, Chuck Leavell, Jaimoe, Cher, Jackson Browne and Don Was, among others. Screenings will use high-fidelity sound systems and take place in a mix of theaters, music halls and dedicated venues rather than a standard cinema rollout.

  • Tour launch: September 1, 2026, Nectar Lounge, Seattle, WA
  • Next confirmed date after the initial run: March 18, 2027, Presidio Theatre, San Francisco, CA
  • New screening announcements are planned on a monthly basis, with the tour intended to continue worldwide through Gregg Allman’s 80th birthday on December 8, 2027
  • Two dollars from every ticket sold will go to the Gregg Allman Scholarship Funds or a local charity that supports live music

Michael Lehman on Why the Film Plays Like a Concert

Michael Lehman, Gregg Allman’s longtime manager and the film’s lead producer, has framed the roadshow presentations as something closer to a live show than a typical movie screening. “I truly believe Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul should be experienced more like a live concert than a traditional film,” Lehman said, adding that the music of Gregg Allman and the Allman Brothers Band forms “the heartbeat of this experience.”

Lehman said staging the film in live venues turns the screenings into communal gatherings rather than passive viewings. “It gives audiences the chance to gather with friends, enjoy a beverage, browse exclusive merchandise, and celebrate Gregg’s incredible legacy together as a community,” he said, describing the events as participatory experiences rather than simple film showings.

Lehman also spoke to what he hopes viewers take away from the documentary. “I hope the attendees leave with an even deeper appreciation for Gregg’s extraordinary music, his remarkable life, and the legacy he continues to inspire,” he said.

Q&A Sessions and Notable Stops

A number of screenings will include post-film Q&A sessions featuring Lehman, director James Keach, Allman Brothers Band manager Bert Holman, and longtime ABB writer Alan Paul, appearing in various combinations depending on the city. Highlighted stops on the schedule include the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles on September 18, The Fillmore in New Orleans on September 19, three separate dates at Mercer Music at Capricorn in Macon, GA in September, and ACL Live in Austin, TX on October 20.

Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul, 2026 to 2027 Tour Dates

  • September 1: Seattle, WA, Nectar Lounge
  • September 2: Aspen, CO, Wheeler Opera House (Q&A with Michael Lehman & James Keach)
  • September 2: Oxford, MS, The Lyric
  • September 3: Victor, ID, Pierre’s Theatre
  • September 4: Carson City, NV, The Swan Music Hall
  • September 4: Napa, CA, Uptown Theater
  • September 6: San Luis Obispo, CA, Fremont Theater
  • September 11: Portland, ME, The Hills Arts
  • September 11: Jonesborough, TN, Jackson Theatre
  • September 11: Omaha, NE, Guitars and Cadillacs Omaha Granary Green
  • September 12: Salt Lake City, UT, The State Room
  • September 12: Auburn, NY, Auburn Public Theater
  • September 15: New York, NY, The Cutting Room
  • September 16: Westland, MI, Token Lounge
  • September 17: Pottstown, PA, The SunnyBrook Ballroom at SoulJoel’s
  • September 18: Los Angeles, CA, GRAMMY Museum (Q&A with James Keach)
  • September 18: Kent, OH, The Kent Stage
  • September 19: Kansas City, MO, Knuckleheads
  • September 19: New Orleans, LA, The Fillmore
  • September 24: Prestonsburg, KY, Mountain Arts Center
  • September 24: Asheville, NC, Orange Peel
  • September 25: Fresno, CA, Tower Theatre
  • September 25: Tarrytown, NY, Tarrytown Music Hall (Q&A with Michael Lehman)
  • September 25: Macon, GA, Mercer Music at Capricorn
  • September 26: Macon, GA, Mercer Music at Capricorn
  • September 27: Macon, GA, Mercer Music at Capricorn
  • September 30: South Orange, NJ, South Orange Performing Arts Center (Q&A with Michael Lehman & Alan Paul)
  • October 1: Pittsburgh, PA, Omni Max at Kaman Science Center
  • October 2: Pittsburgh, PA, Omni Max at Kaman Science Center
  • October 3: Pittsburgh, PA, Omni Max at Kaman Science Center
  • October 4: Fairfield, CT, Sacred Heart Community Theater
  • October 4: Nashville, TN, 3rd and Lindsley
  • October 7: Savannah, GA, Lucas Theatre for the Arts (Q&A with Michael Lehman)
  • October 11: Three Oaks, MI, The Acorn
  • October 11: Baton Rouge, LA, Manship Theatre
  • October 17: Lichfield Park, AZ, Hilltop Theatre
  • October 20: Austin, TX, ACL Live (Q&A with Michael Lehman & James Keach)
  • October 24: Carmel, CA, Golden Bough Playhouse/PacRep
  • October 25: Agoura Hills, CA, The Canyon Theater
  • November 4: Cambridge, MA, Arrow Street Arts (Q&A with Michael Lehman & Bert Holman)
  • November 8: Concord, NH, Capitol Center for the Arts
  • November 8: Uncasville, CT, Comix Roadhouse at Mohegan Sun (Q&A with Michael Lehman & Alan Paul)
  • November 27: Macon, GA, The Piedmont Grand Opera House
  • December 5: Macon, GA, Mercer Music at Capricorn
  • December 8: Madison, WI, Atwood Music Hall
  • December 12: Macon, GA, Mercer Music at Capricorn
  • December 17: Milwaukee, WI, Turner Hall Ballroom
  • December 19: West Palm Beach, FL, Rinker Playhouse at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (Q&A with Michael Lehman)
  • December 23: Macon, GA, Mercer Music at Capricorn
  • March 18, 2027: San Francisco, CA, Presidio Theatre (Q&A with James Keach)

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