Bobby Peace
- Atlanta, GA
- Singing Guitarist
- 67 Verified Bookings
Tammy B. said “Bob was awesome! So many of my party guests were impressed. Super talented and nice guy. I am definitely going to book him again.”
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With decades of professional experience, The Allen Tolbert Unit is an acoustic band with influences ranging from the Bluegrass sounds of Alison Krauss and Tony Rice to the Jazz sounds of John Coltrane and Miles Davis, with a touch of Bill Monroe and Ralph Stanley. Having opened for acts such as The John Cowan Band, Dread Clampitt, Mike Marshall and Edgar Meyer, The Allen Tolbert Unit is known for its rich musical heritage. The band features guitar, mandolin and bass as well as a banjo or second guitar occasionally.
We hired the Allen Tolbert Unit to play at our sons rehearsal dinner on Lake Martin Alabama in October 2019. They were very professional, arrived on time to set up and played for 3 hours, the last acoustically.
they were phenomenal! Their sound is wonderful, just what we were looking for in a bluegrass band and we had so many guests asking where we found them! I would hire them again in an instant. Highly recommend!
Response from The Allen Tolbert Unit:
Thank you so much Catherine! We had so much fun! Congrats to the happy newlyweds!
Price Range: $250-$1500
Tammy B. said “Bob was awesome! So many of my party guests were impressed. Super talented and nice guy. I am definitely going to book him again.”
Patricia M. said “The guys were extremely polite, arrived on time, and played music for most all ages to enjoy. The venue was small with a group of about 30-35 attendees.…”
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Christian H. said “I would like to thank beyond blessed the best performance at our family reunion. Tommy and the gang are incredibly personable, kind, and extremely talented.…”