ON SALE SOON
Friday, Mar 20 2026, 12:00 PM EDT

Allman Brothers Tribute
Faster Things w/ Marcela de Campos
Sat, 23 May, 7:00 PM EDT
Doors open
6:00 PM EDT
Sony Hall
235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036
ON SALE SOON
Friday, Mar 20 2026, 12:00 PM EDT
Description
VIP Reserved Seating
Guaranteed Seating in Designated Section • First Come, First Serve
$50
General Admission
Standing Room Only
$30
Full Menu + Prix Fixe Menu Available
$20 Minimum Per Person at Tables
All Ages for Entry
Visit Our Upstairs Bar & Restaurant Pre or Post Show
Groups of 10+ Contact Us
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Event Information
Age Limit
All Ages
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Blues-Rock
Faster Things
Faster Things
Blues-Rock
Faster Things – An Allman Brothers Tribute brings the power, soul, and improvisational spirit of the legendary The Allman Brothers Band back to the stage. Featuring soaring dual guitars, Hammond organ, swirling Leslie, and the signature twin-drums and percussion grooves, the band captures the electrifying sound of classics like Whipping Post, Statesboro Blues, and Midnight Rider, along with deeper cuts from the sacred Allman Brothers catalog. Inspired by the iconic energy of At Fillmore East, Faster Things delivers an authentic live concert experience celebrating one of rock’s greatest bands.
The band has built a strong following performing at notable Tri-State venues including Garcia’s at The Capitol Theatre, Daryl’s House Club, FTC StageOne and Park City Music Hall. Longtime fans of the Allman Brothers frequently cite Faster Things as one of their favorite tribute acts. Members of the band have opened for or performed with notable artists including Mark Naftalin (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame / Paul Butterfield Blues Band), Andy Aledort (Dickey Betts Band), Yonrico Scott (Derek Trucks Band), James Montgomery, Christine Ohlman, and Andy Powell of Wishbone Ash.

Blues
Marcela de Campos
Marcela de Campos
Blues
Marcela de Campos is a Blues Rock guitarist known for her fiery tone, expressive phrasing and electrifying live performances. Rooted in the tradition of Albert King, B.B. King, and Eric Clapton, her playing blends traditional blues with modern rock.
Marcela released her debut EP featuring Scott Henderson and her latest album, Dimmed Lights (2024), captures her gritty tone and high-energy style. She has collaborated with artists including Guthrie Govan and Philip Bynoe (Steve Vai), and has performed at venues such as Sony Hall, Brooklyn Bowl, The Cutting Room, and Bowery Ballroom. She has opened for George Porter Jr., Sons of Cream, and Ana Popovic, and was featured twice this season performing during the New York Knicks Halftime show at Madison Square Garden.