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The "See It All American Tour" included a stop at the Old Rock House in St. Louis.

Devon Allmam, Donavon Frankenreiter and their band finished up a historic tour at BeachLife Ranch this past weekend.

“It just feels surreal that we’re here,” said Donavon Frankenreiter, a professional surfer turned musician, following his record-setting show at the Redondo Beach festival

Devon Allman and Donavon Frankenreiter have set a new Guinness World Record! They performed fifty live concerts in all fifty states in forty-nine days. Allman and Frankenreiter are no strangers to working hard and making people happy. Both men are workhorses in the entertainment industry and this achievement has cemented their ambitious work ethic into the history books forever.

So check out the crazy musical DNA of this duo: One guy’s a longtime pro surfer from southern California who turned pro guitarist/songwriter in the early 2000s, and the other’s the guitar-playing/songwriting son of a certifiable blues-rock-blues legend also active for more than 20 years. Both have sizable amounts of songwriting and recording experience under their belts and a shared passion for the road. So this year, they’re hell-bent on setting a new world record to perform a show in all...

Interview with Devon Allman & Donovan Frankenreiter The SEE IT ALL Tour World Record-Breaking Trailblazers By: Laura Rode (L.Rode) / CelebrityAccess

UNION GROVE — It was a festive opening night as the Union Grove Lions and the Bishop Gorman Crusaders tangled at Glyn Johnston Stadium.

UNION GROVE — It was a festive opening night as the Union Grove Lions and the Bishop Gorman Crusaders tangled at Glyn Johnston Stadium.

Get outside of your house, maybe even outside of your comfort zone, to experience some of these events that might just move you on the inside.

Devon Allman and Donavon Frankenreiter, rock 'n' roll recording artists and globe-trotting journeymen, embark on their 'See It All' American Tour, with a local performance at Rams Head Onstage, 31 West St., Saturday, August 5. Show: 1pm. All ages. Tickets: $65. Info: (410) 268-4545 or visit ramsheadonstage.com.