Widespread Panic once again welcomed Chuck Leavell on Sunday night for the band's 75th consecutive sold-out Red Rocks show.

Widespread Panic, photo by Tim Bottchen Over the weekend, Widespread Panic returned to Morrison, Colo.’s Red Rocks ...

Widespread Panic brought keyboardist Chuck Leavell back for another night at Red Rocks and celebrated his Allman Brothers ...

The conversation started when host Jimmy Kimmel presented Johnson with a photo of himself with Carter, Chuck Leavell and Dickey Betts from 1975 at an Allman Brothers concert. "I don't remember that ...

Chuck Leavell is almost entirely self-taught as a musician. He began playing the piano at an early age in his native Alabama before moving onto a wealth of instruments, such as the guitar, tuba ...

Chuck Leavell remembers when he and the rest of the Allman Brothers Band heard that Gov. Jimmy Carter of Georgia wanted to drop by and visit them at Capricorn Studios in Macon in 1973, when ...

CHUCK LEAVELL MADE HIS NAME playing the piano, first in the 1970s for the Allman Brothers Band and Sea Level, and, for the last four decades, with the Rolling Stones.

Chuck Leavell’s keyboard career stretches from recording sessions in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, during his teens to playing in Dr. John’s band, joining the Allman Brothers Band at 20, forming Sea ...

Chuck Leavell, keyboardist and music director for the Rolling Stones since the early '80s, is shown with his binders of notes and song charts April 27, 2024, on the eve of the band's Hackney ...

Chuck Leavell is comfortable in his spot behind Mick Jagger onstage for the past 40 years. “Let’s say there is a song we haven’t done for a while, and I’ve refreshed my memory through the notes and go ...

Chuck Leavell is perched behind his bank of keyboards, electric piano and organ, his hand occasionally airborne, his glances with Jagger and Keith Richards subtle. But those aren't just friendly nods.