Reporting here from the decimated Duck Room where Devon Allman and cohorts just tore up the place. Man, when the lights come up in a bar after a show like this, it can be kind of ugly. Is that a witch wearing a green, plaid Tam o' Shanter?

Outside the windows that illuminate stage left of the Old Rock House, a train rolled forward with slow determination over the dark Mississippi to a destination unknown. The Arch rose up in the background as the Royal Southern Brotherhood took the stage and the crowd gave them a warm, enthusiastic welcome.

St. Louis-based blues guitarists Devon Allman and Mike Zito brought their new star-studded band, Royal Southern Brotherhood, to the Gramophone for a hometown show Thursday night that packed the house and raised the roof.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legend and original Allman Brothers Band member Gregg Allman returned to St. Louis last night for a sold-out show at the Pageant.

If you've been around the local music scene for the past decade or so, chances are you've heard or seen Devon Allman, son of Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Gregg Allman of the Allman Brothers Band.

Vocalist and bandleader for Honeytribe, Devon Allman joined Silver Tray for a special, semi-plugged set, featuring just his voice, electric guitar and a deep catalog of songs.