Anthology - A Tribute to the Allman Brothers Band at the ChAmp Friday, August 7, 2026!

Doors open at 6:00 PM. Show starts at 7:00 PM.

*Artist and Set Times are subject to change*

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Seating Information

$20 - Advanced* General Admission (Access to lawn)

$25 - Advanced* Reserved Seating (Stadium Style Fixed Seating)

$25 - Advanced* Reserved Pit Seating

$25 - Day of Show General Admission (Access to lawn)

$30 - Day of Show Reserved Seating (Stadium Style Fixed Seating)

$30 - Day of Show Reserved Pit Seating

$60 - 4 Pack GA (Sales end August 6 at 11:59 PM) (Access to lawn)

*Advanced ticket sale prices end August 6 at 11:59 PM.

**The venue will be general admission, except for the green stadium style seating & pit seating in front of the stage which will be reserved for Reserved Seating ticket holders only. The Chesterfield Amphitheater does not have lawn chairs available for rental—we encourage general admission guests to bring their own lawn chairs.

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Food Trucks:

Theos Gyros

The MOObile

Mr. Papas 2 Go

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ANTHOLOGY - A TRIBUTE TO THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND

This is a band comprised of seasoned musicians who have a passion for the legacy of the Allman Brothers, but what set this ensemble apart from any others is their personal connection to the Allman Brothers, and Gregg Allman in particular. Two of the members Danny Liston ( vocals) and Dickie Steltenpohl ( bass) played in a Midwest band Mama’s Pride signed to Atlantic Records by the legendary Ahmet Ertegun. At one point in their career their paths crossed with Gregg Allman. He was impressed with their understanding of the feel for his music, that he asked them to be his band. So playing the music of the Allman Brothers had become part of their DNA. Other members of the band Tom Denman keyboards, and Terry Midkiff, who also plays with (Amanda Fish) Matt Rowland( guitar) Catapults, Rob Lee, drums(Mike Zito, Nashville session player) Joe Meyer drums ( Nicki Castro) It’s Allman Brothers the way they would play, not note for note, but played with the kind of passion that ABB music evokes.