In for the Wisconsin leg. The Madison show is reserved seats, so no rush to get there when the doors open.

Sorry, SF = Summerfest in this case. There was also a strange inclusion that they would be playing a short acoustic set for about 50 lucky attendees in the afternoon.

SF seems to have taken DBT off their schedule.

Oh yes, the Luverly Lisa and I are on this one since the boys don't get any closer to us. Wheeee

Saturday night is going to be a hot one. Temps in the 80s and DBT comes on around 8:30. Given the type of festival this is, will they opt for a bit of dirt underneath?

Such a sweet lady. She's dancing with the space possums now. RIP Jyl.

The guy at Twist and Shout was really nice to me as I hemmed and hawed my way through not getting anything else. Fortunately for me, the things I couldn't've resisted--the reissues of Hey Joe/Piss Factory and Psychotic Reaction, the clear vinyl of Brain Salad Surgery, the Randy Newman box--were sol...

Bought them both, but the download card for the DBT release didn't have the dl ready yet (!?)

Single day tickets are on sale now for June 10 which includes performances by Drive-By Truckers, Railroad Earth, Pert Near Sandstone, Punch Brothers, Joseph Huber and a host of others in a bucolic setting.

The funkiest of drummers is on his cosmic journey
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In for both. Looking forward to meeting a bunch a' youse...(welcome to New Yawk). My assumption is: very different shows (other than American Band material) Friday to Saturday? And...please, for the love of all that is holy and good and righteous, tell me that DBT's audiences also generally do not ...

What about Manitoba's?

Both shows for myself and the Luverly Lisa, joined by nephews and grand nephews (scary aunt/uncle rock, doncha know). Snow? I heard of that, meh. Kyle was enjoyable for the Sconnie run, but we may miss him in BOC land. Speaking of BOC, DBT was quite close to the guitar front line (c'mon, Brad, strap...

Here is an almost complete set list for Madison - not quite the right order and I believe I'm missing 1 or 2: Guns Of Umpqua Ramon Casiano Darkened Flags On The Cusp Of Dawn Surrender Under Protest Kinky Hypocrite Two Daughters And A Beautiful Wife Baggage Love Like This Tornadoes A Ghost to Most Ev...

And set lists.com has an incomplete list

Sorry about not posting the set list but I'm using an old phone while we get ready for tonight's show at Turner Hall. Last night was packed downstairs with a very receptive audience, especially for a Tuesday. They started at 9 with Guns and finished "Rockin in the Free World " at about 10:50. Good i...

What about the Westbury show in BOC land? Will they play a full set and what is the place like? We're catching both when we're in the area and if one HAS to be shortened, Sat. works better for us since we fly out early the next day.

I'm sure we all know the song only discusses the family, so it's ironic that this thread is even here.

Part 2 will be Blue Ox but, until then, we have two mid-week shows next week. The Luverly Lisa and I are in for both, hoping for some big to do with both shows since our NY run seems like shorter show - dance fever, you know. Majestic lists Tuesday's show at 7:30 with doors at 6:30 - some seats down...

My favorite part of the interview is when Cooley plays the dad card when describing the reaction to shootings. Too bad his line of questioning isn't used more often

How about that, the two new apparel items are a take on the HeAthens sticker and a hoodie with a Freed cat

Looks like Kyle Craft is the opener again. How has he been this fall?

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We're in for the WI shows as well as the shows in NYC and BOCland(i.e. Long Island). Sadly, no Homecoming this year

The best music poet and he went off with a grand recording. Welcome to the cosmos, Leonard, we'll miss you until we get there

We're all over the WI dates and maybe CHI. Might be a bit chilly for this stretch