Warren Haynes Solo - Winter of Warren 2026

Warren Haynes has spent 40 years as one of rock's most respected guitar voices—Allman Brothers Band, Gov't Mule, Dead & Company, Phil Lesh & Friends—but he's never done a proper solo tour until now. The Winter of Warren 2026 is exactly what the name suggests: two sets, just voice and guitar, pulling from every chapter of his career. Allmans deep cuts, Mule favorites, solo material, covers that shaped him. No setlist repeats across the entire tour, which means whatever happens at the Fillmore stays at the Fillmore. Haynes started playing guitar at 11 in Asheville, North Carolina. By his twenties he was touring with David Allan Coe, then got the call from Dickey Betts that changed everything. When the Allman Brothers reunited in 1989, Haynes was their new guitarist. He wrote "Soulshine," which became a live staple. Rolling Stone put him at #23 on their greatest guitarists list. The man has played with everyone from Jerry Garcia's surviving bandmates to Coheed and Cambria. The Fillmore's acoustics are built for this kind of intimacy. No band to hide behind, no pyrotechnics—just decades of craft laid bare. For the faithful, this is the kind of show you tell people about for years.