DBT @ The Ryman/Nashville 10/4

[Sterling Bigmouth]

The Living Bubba
Ghost to Most
Tornadoes
Grievance Merchants
The Boys from Alabama
Where the Devil Don’t Stay
Ronnie and Neil
72
Plastic Flowers
Filthy and Fried
Righteous Path
Slow Ride Argument
Thoughts and Prayers
Ramon Casiano
Heathens (w/ Jason Isbell)
The Day John Henry Died (w/ Jason Isbell)
Zip City
Sandwiches for the Road
Women Without Whiskey
Sink Hole
Uncle Frank
Play It All Night Long
3 Dimes Down
Let There Be Rock
Marry Me
Angels and Fuselage

You know how some bands kick it up a notch in special rooms? Tonight was one of those nights. Palpable energy from the start of the show until over two hours later. This is what they talk about when they talk about the redemptive power of the rock show. What a night.

[Clams]

Once again Tyler gets the job done

[Beaverdam]

Ohhh!

My wife bought me tickets for this show when it was originally scheduled, and we eventually got rid of them. I haven’t done an indoor show yet…hell, I haven’t even eaten in an indoor restaurant yet, but last night looked awesome.

I didn’t get into DBT till post Isbell, but I’d love to see them together!

[Zip Up to Michigan]

All in all a nice looking set. Sweet guest spot and great choices by Patterson... but my God Cooley. What’s the deal with this guy? It’s the same rotation of the same 15 songs since American Band came out. Getting to the point where nearly every Cooley song is a bathroom break because they’re all so overplayed.

[blessedcurse]

All in all a nice looking set. Sweet guest spot and great choices by Patterson... but my God Cooley. What’s the deal with this guy? It’s the same rotation of the same 15 songs since American Band came out. Getting to the point where nearly every Cooley song is a bathroom break because they’re all so overplayed.

Not sure if I would go as far as taking a leak when Cooley is at the mic, I mean, they are all GREAT songs, but I do take your point. I had hoped that after 18 months of no Rawk show, and the deeper cuts rekindled in the virtual shows, there would have been a hunger within the band to shake up the set lists with more deeper cuts. Perhaps this will evolve as the tour continues...