Allman Brothers Announce Release Date for Lost Album Moonlit Shores After 39 Years

In a monumental moment for Southern rock fans, The Allman Brothers Band has officially announced the release date for their long-lost album, Moonlit Shores, a collection of unreleased recordings from 1986 that has remained in the vaults for nearly four decades. The album is set to drop on April 18, 2025, giving fans a long-awaited glimpse into a hidden chapter of the band’s storied history.

Originally recorded during a tumultuous period for the band, Moonlit Shores features never-before-heard tracks, extended jam sessions, and collaborations that capture the essence of their blues-infused Southern rock sound. According to archival notes, the recordings were shelved due to creative differences and shifting industry trends at the time, but have now been meticulously restored and remastered for a full-fledged release.

Band representatives confirm that the album will include liner notes detailing its history, rare photographs, and special commentary from surviving members. Additionally, a limited-edition vinyl pressing will be available for collectors.

To celebrate the release, The Allman Brothers Band is also planning a special tribute concert, where fans can hear selections from Moonlit Shores performed live for the first time.

This long-lost gem is expected to rekindle nostalgia while introducing a new generation to the band’s raw, soulful energy. Mark your calendars—April 18, 2025, will be a historic day for Allman Brothers fans worldwide!