Buck Trucks Moogis company is taking steps to broadcast the Allman Brothers Bands annual Beacon Theater run this March . According to a recent Peach-O-Gram message, Trucks is hoping to broadcast each show in real time and then loop the performance online for the next 24 hour. If all goes according to plan, fans would be able to buy a special Beacon subscription through Moogis. All shows will then go into the Moogis archives and any of these concerts can be viewed by any subscriber at any time.
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