Name: Once An Outlaw with The Peacheaters
Start: 2025-11-15T20:00:00-05:00
Location: The Cut Live

Reserved Seating $45 + $6.95 service fee
GA Standing $25 + $6.95 service fee
7:00pm Doors / 8:00pm Show
21+
Once an Outlaw feat/Chris Anderson (formally of the Outlaws) is a powerhouse guitar driven blues/southern rock experience.
Fronted by renown guitarist/vocalist Chris Anderson and supported by an all star line up of musicians Once an Outlaw is a must for any guitar, blues or southern rock fan.
Attendees will hear hits from the Outlaws, Marshall Tucker and Allman Brothers as well as deep cuts for the die hard fan along with originals and blues chestnuts
Rolling Stone gave his album Old Friend 5 stars..
Find out what fans have been raving about.... Once an Outlaw isn't a tribute act but a true legacy act..
OaO has a revolving cast of members who still join the band on occasion
Chris Hicks (Marshall Tucker/Outlaws)
Harvey Dalton Arnold (Outlaws)
David Goldflies (Allman Brothers)
Mike Kach (Dickie Betts Band)

The Peacheaters
The Peacheaters dig deep into the 40 + year catalog of Allman Brothers Band music and deliver an EXPERIENCE like no other. No 2 gigs are ever alike. The Peacheaters make these songs feel as fresh as the first time you heard them.
Fueled by admiration and passion for the music of the ABB, The Peacheaters have been rocking audiences for over 20 years. The Boston Globe, WZLX, Boston's Classic Rock Radio, and many other media outlets have raved about the authenticity of the band's performances.
From festivals to concert halls, the band's success has taken them all over the U.S.—including performances at venues such as Showcase Live, The House of Blues, Daytona's Bike Week, The Big House in Macon, GA, and B.B. Kings, NYC.
The band's dedication to this music, and to “hitting the note” every night, has helped them build an loyal and ever-growing fan base. The “Peach” has won multiple “Best Tribute Band” awards, and shared stages with legends such as The Outlaws, Melvin Seals (Jerry Garcia Band), Matt Abts (Gov’t Mule), The Zen Tricksters, and James Montgomery.