Sunday

March 31

Powerhouse of Blues

Alameda All Stars
SHOW STARTS @ 3:00 pm
AGES: 21+
EVENT DESCRIPTION:
Founded in 1979, The Alameda All Stars has a new mission: Celebrating the Music of Gregg Allman. This musical approach is to honor Gregory’s memory based on the time we spent with him between the years 1990-2004 as band mates in his solo band, Gregg Allman & Friends… the All Stars were the original Friends (New Years Eve 1993). Intreview with Gregg discussing Gregg Allman and Friends. Besides extensive yearly tours throughout the U.S., Canada and Japan during that time, the AAS also recorded with Gregg on two of his solo albums: “Searching For Simplicity” (1997 Sony) — which was produced by Tom Dowd — and “No Stranger to the Dark: The Best of Gregg Allman” (2002 — Sony). In 1994, GAF performed @ SF’s Bay to Breakers run held at the Polo Grounds in Golden Gate Park. Jay Leno was the MC for the event. The crowd was estimated at over 200,000. And then in 2007, The Alameda All Stars backed up ultra-keyboardist Brian Auger for the 40th Anniversary of the Summer of Love which was held @ fabled Speedway Meadows in SF’s Golden Gate Park. Over 100,000 people attended. Two years later in 2009, The Alameda All Stars were back again at Speedway Meadows to perform at West Fest – which was held to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Woodstock. This time backing up Lesley West (Mountain),and Denny Laine (The Moody Blues and Paul McCartney’s touring band). Once again, the crowd was over 100,000 strong. The AAS has also performed onstage as a backup band for a number of very diverse artists. This partial list includes: Warren Haynes and Allen Woody (The Allman Brothers Band), Joe Satriani, Harvey Mandel (The Rolling Stones), David & Linda LaFlamme (It’s a Beautiful Day), Norman Greenbaum, Dickie Petersen (Blue Cheer), Greg Douglas (Steve Miller Band), Maria Mauldar, Jimmy Hall (Wet Willie Band), Lester Chambers (The Chambers Brothers), Greg Kihn, as well as AAS Alumni members Brad Gillis (Ozzy Osbourn, Night Ranger), Dan Chauncey (.38 Special), and many others. In 2021, The AAS recorded “Crooked Road,” written by Preston Thrall & Tom Miller. It was engineered & produced by Pat Thrall who also played some guitar on it. Over their 43-year history, The Alameda All Stars has always kept up a high level of musicianship, along with a professional approach to entertaining audiences by means of a well-planned stage show. And ever since those early days back in ’79, the band has never looked back… we’re just looking forward to many more years of music, fun, and friendship with each other, our alumni band members, and our fans.

WHERE TO FIND US

POWERHOUSE PUB

614 Sutter St #D
Folsom, CA 95630

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We’re excited to see you soon! To ensure your visit goes smoothly, we recommend keeping an eye on our website and social media accounts, as guidelines and information may change. We’re committed to providing you with the best experience possible, and we can’t wait to share it with you!

We want to make sure your experience is smooth sailing all the way, so we’ve made tickets available exclusively online. Unfortunately, physical tickets won’t be available online or in person. But don’t worry, there’s still a chance to join us at the event! Tickets at the door are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so make sure to get there early to snag yours before they’re gone.

Parking in the city can be tough, but we’ve got you covered! If you’re driving to the event, we recommend checking out the parking garage located at 905 Leidesdorff Street. With 315 spots available, you’ll have a great chance of finding a spot. And the best part? Parking is complimentary 24/7 (with a few exceptions during large-scale special events). So go ahead and focus on enjoying the event, not worrying about parking fees!

The doors to the event typically open around 30 minutes to an hour before the event start time listed on the event page. This gives you plenty of time to find your seat and get settled in. The show itself will begin at the event start time listed on the event details page, so make sure to arrive in time to catch all the action from the beginning. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to us for more information. We’re always here to help make your event experience as enjoyable as possible.

To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, we ask that you please refrain from bringing the following items to the venue:

Food and outside beverages
Drugs or drug paraphernalia
Chains, chain wallets, or spikes
Weapons of any kind
Fireworks or explosives
Face masks
Professional cameras (such as DSLRs or cameras with a removable lens)
GoPros and audio recording devices
Sharpies and markers
Lasers or laser pointers
Pets (with the exception of documented service animals)
Selfie sticks and iPads or tablets
We do not currently offer onsite storage for prohibited items, so please plan accordingly. Please note that this list of prohibited items is subject to change.

For everyone’s safety, we reserve the right to conduct security searches prior to entry, which may include metal detection devices, pat downs, and bag searches. Our security measures also include Folsom Police Department officers on site during our events. We appreciate your cooperation in making our venue a safe and enjoyable environment for all.

Yes! We have multiple ATMs located throughout our venue(s) for your convenience. If you need to withdraw cash during your visit, just ask one of our friendly staff members and they’ll be happy to assist you in finding the nearest ATM. We want to make sure you have everything you need to enjoy your time with us, so don’t hesitate to ask if you need any help. We look forward to seeing you soon!