DOORS: 7 PM
SHOW: 8 PM
GEN ADM: $30
No Refunds.
21+
Celebrate one of the most legendary concerts in rock history with an evening honoring the spirit of Summer Jam at Watkins Glen. Featuring the music of The Allman Brothers, the Grateful Dead, and The Band, this tribute captures the energy, freedom, and unforgettable sound of the landmark 1973 festival. From soaring guitar solos to timeless anthems, experience the songs that brought hundreds of thousands of fans together for a historic celebration of live music. In addition, Morrison Hotel Gallery proudly presents a capsule collection of limited-edition works by world-renowned photographer Jay Blakesberg in celebration of the Grateful Dead’s enduring spirit and The Hutton’s highly anticipated Summer Jam.
ABOUT PETER LEVIN
“Peter Levin… is just, oh man! He’s a little more Leon Russell and Billy Preston. He’s a hell of a Hammond player.” – Gregg Allman
“He’s one of the most versatile and soulful cats I’ve ever been in the studio with. He was great on Gregg Allman’s Southern Blood.” – Don Was
Best known for his soulful Hammond Organ and keys playing, Peter Levin is a 5-time Grammy-nominated musician, songwriter, and producer based in Nashville, TN. Peter has toured and recorded with Gregg Allman, The Highwomen, Lucinda Williams, Marcus King, The Blind Boys of Alabama, amongst others. He is a regular on the Nashville session scene and is also a multi-instrumentalist, currently working with Pharrell Williams.
ABOUT NICKI BLUHM
Relevant in every scene, stylistic from every angle – Nicki Bluhm is a reminder that some artists just have “it”. With a velvet tone, innate musicality, and remarkable control, Bluhm is a rare vocal talent. When paired with musical greats like John Oates, Little Feat, Phil Lesh, Willie Nelson and Bob Weir – Bluhm’s energy is never subtractive, always additive. With an extensive collaborative catalog as well as personal, she transcends genres and time itself, effortlessly comfortable wherever she may land.
ABOUT TED PECCHIO
Ted Pecchio is a producer and bassist in Nashville who has recorded and toured with Col Bruce Hampton, Susan Tedeschi, Doyle Bramhall II, and Oliver Wood, among others.
ABOUT GREG MORROW
Born in Ripley, Tennessee, Greg was raised in Memphis during a golden time of music.
His earliest influences were a mash-up of rockabilly, British Invasion, classic soul, rhythm and blues, and deep south country.
He has recorded and toured with a diverse group of artists, including Bob Seger, Trisha Yearwood, Rodney Crowell, Deana Carter, The Dixie Chicks, Billy F. Gibbons, Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, The Waterboys, Lee Ann Womack, Ronnie Milsap, Don Henley, Blake Shelton, LeAnn Rimes, and Luke Bryan.
ABOUT MIKE MIZWINSKI
Northeast Pennsylvania-born guitarist and songwriter Mike Miz spent his formative years touring with his band, MiZ, sharing the stage with artists including Derek Trucks, Jason Isbell, The Wallflowers, Blues Traveler, Shawn Colvin, and Chris Isaak. After relocating to Nashville to further his career, he has released three consecutive albums on Blackbird Record Label that have earned praise from outlets including Rolling Stone and Paste for his songwriting and guitar work.
ABOUT MIKE SEAL
Mike Seal is a two-time Grammy-nominated guitarist whose playing lives at the crossroads of jazz, blues, rock, and Americana. Known for a distinctive fingerstyle approach, his signature touch has earned him deep admiration among peers and listeners alike, establishing him as an articulate and harmonically rich improviser with a unique voice.
His career spans an impressively wide musical landscape, from the high-octane explorations of the Jeff Sipe Trio and the Jeff Coffin Mu’tet to extensive work on the Americana and roots circuit playing with luminaries like Jerry Douglas, John Hiatt, Sierra Hull, Viktor Krauss, and Larkin Poe. After joining Douglas’s band in 2016, Seal contributed to the Grammy-nominated What If (2017) and later to Leftover Feelings (2021), Douglas’s collaboration with John Hiatt, which received a Grammy nomination for Best Americana Album.
With Special Guests Lamar Williams, Jr. and Jason Crosby:
ABOUT LAMAR WILLIAMS, JR.
Lamar Williams Jr. is a Macon, GA native and full-time member of O’teil and Friends. He has performed with such renowned groups as The North Mississippi All Stars, among others, and will be releasing his first full-length album in the spring of 2027.
ABOUT JASON CROSBY
Multi-instrumentalist Jason Crosby has spent more than three decades touring and recording with a remarkable range of artists, including Phil Lesh, Jackson Browne, John McLaughlin, Bob Weir, Father John Misty, Jenny Lewis, and Pete Seeger. Known for his versatility on keyboards, violin, guitar, and vocals, Crosby has built a career as a sought-after sideman, bringing musicality, spontaneity, and deep ensemble instincts to every stage he joins. In recent years, Crosby has brought that same collaborative spirit to his own group, the Crosby Collective, welcoming guests including Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, and Oteil Burbridge.
And Guest Artists Marty Schwartz, Shannon McNally, Carlyle Griffin, and JB Strauss:
ABOUT MARTY SCHWARTZ
Marty Schwartz, or as he’s better known on the Internet, Marty Music, has been the face of guitar education on the Internet for the last two decades. With 5 million YouTube subscribers, over two billion video views, and a career longer than most rock bands, Marty has arguably taught more people how to play guitar than anyone else in the world.
ABOUT SHANNON MCNALLY
The mercurial songbird Shannon McNally has for two decades delivered songs with poise and wit. Her impeccable list of compatriots includes Rodney Crowell, Dr. John, Buddy Miller, and Terry Allen.
ABOUT CARLYLE GRIFFIN
Carlyle Griffin is a Nashville-based Americana singer/songwriter known for her heartfelt storytelling and genre-blending sound. Originally from Walterboro, South Carolina, her musical roots run deep, shaped by early church performances, theater, and vocal ensembles. Drawing from influences like Motown, 70s folk rock, and Broadway, Griffin crafts songs that resonate with authenticity and emotional depth. She continues to make a distinct mark on the Nashville music scene and beyond.
ABOUT JB STRAUSS
JB Strauss is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter from Macon, GA, who grew up steeped in the soulful sounds of middle Georgia, including Otis Redding and the Allman Brothers, while also being influenced by the great country/folk songwriters of the old, such as John Prine and Gram Parsons.
He’s been on tour with acts like Blackberry Smoke, Duane Betts, The Wildfeathers, The Steel Woods, and many more.
Want to make it a night? Enjoy the full Hutton experience through our Summer Jam rooms package. Book HERE.
Parking for Analog ticket holders is just $10 flat in our on-site garage—available exclusively for guests attending shows at Analog at Hutton Hotel. QR code is located inside the venue to scan for the discount. Just validate your parking at the venue bar and enjoy the show hassle-free. The Garage Self-Parking Entrance is located at 1811 Hayes St, Nashville, TN 37203.
Before the lights dim and the first note hits, indulge in an evening of elevated dining at Evelyn’s, where timeless American flavors meet a touch of Southern sophistication. As an Analog ticket holder, enjoy 15% off your meal—because a night of exceptional music deserves an equally refined prelude.