The Revival Brothers Band celebrates and plays tribute to the iconic music of the Allman Brothers Band. The band was formed in November 2022 and has been playing standing-room-only shows up and down the Pacific NW for the last couple of years.

The Band has won three Cascade Blues Association Muddy Awards in the past three years. These include, Mekong Bistro 2023, Performance of the Year at Waterfront Blues Festival and Best New Band of 2024. The Revival Brothers Band features an A-list of some of the best Northwest musicians.

Musicians are Brady Goss on keyboards and vocals, Chuk Barber on percussion and vocals, Timmer Blakley on bass, Justin Defreece on guitar, Andrew Matthews on guitar, Jerry Jaques on drums, and Jeff Frankelon drums. Read more on our Meet the Band page.

The band will take you on a journey back in time, playing The Allman Brothers Band's unforgettable music between their first four albums: The Allman Brothers 1969, Idlewild South 1970, Live at The Fillmore East 1971, Eat a Peach 1972, and Brothers and Sisters 1973. These albums represent the band when they were hitting their peak of popularity in the very vital music scene of the 1970s.

Seattle-based Joel Astley, a world class singer, songwriter, and harmonica slinger, has amassed dozens of awards from the Washington Blues Society, among other accolades. His 4-piece band delivers a high energy and engaging show, blending catchy originals and select classic cuts! They bring a high energy show that draws from roots rock, funk, blues, soul, Americana and rockabilly. The band has amassed dozens of awards, nominations and other accolades, most recently sweeping the 2024 and 2025 Washington's Best of the Blues Awards. They tour regularly, and have performed and/ or headlined many festivals throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Astley made a splash on the international Blues music scene with his 2023 debut solo album, Seattle To Greaseland. Recorded and co-produced by award winner Kid Andsersen, and released on Blue Heart Records (now MoMojo Records), and came in at Number 7 on the Blues Billboard Top Ten and receiving critical acclaim worldwide. Astley is still currently represented by MoMojo Records, and is a Featured Artist with Lee Oskar Harmonicas. They are currently working on a new album with noted producer Lee Oskar.

An interesting side note: Joel Astley came to music after many years working in the visual arts. He is still an active visual artist; his paintings, prints and drawings are in many private collections, and his designs have appeared on album covers and festival tee shirts.