Allman Brothers Band pop-up shop to open ahead of 50th anniversary con

If you're heading to New York to experience the 50th anniversary celebration of the Allman Brothers Band, a pop-up shop centered around the concert will also be available for fans to peruse.

Guitarist Warren Haynes, who is performing at the March 10 concert at Madison Square Garden, posted details on his Twitter account Monday, including the location – 430 W. 15th St. in Chelsea.

The shop will open on March 7-8 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. as well as the day of the show.

The Allman Brothers Band 50th anniversary concert also includes co-founding member and drummer Jaimoe, guitarist Derek Trucks, bassist Oteil Burbridge, percussionist Marc Quinones and Duane Trucks and keyboardist Reese Wynans. Georgia staple Chuck Leavell, a former keyboardist for the band, is on the bill as a special guest.

In a lead-up to the celebration, the band’s team recently released a lyric video for their 1972 hit, “Melissa.”

Look for a feature on the Atlanta Music Scene about The Big House Museum in Macon later this week, as well as coverage of the March 10 concert.

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