Maryville, TN - 7/30/22

[Sterling Bigmouth]

Shake and Pine
Birthday Boy
Two Daughters and a Beautiful Wife
Where the Devil Don’t Stay
Boys from Alabama
Maria’s Awful Disclosures
The Driver
Slow Ride Argument
Thoughts and Prayers
Ramon Casiano
Dead Drunk and Naked
Guitar Man Upstairs
Welcome to Club XIII
Every Single Storied Flameout
Margo and Harold
Gravity’s Gone
Sink Hole
Uncle Frank
The Deeper In
Plastic Flowers on the Highway
3 Dimes Down
Buttholeville —> State Trooper
Surrender Under Protest
KKK Took My Baby Away
Lookout Mountain
Women Without Whiskey
Angels and Fuselage

[schlanky]

Outstanding show. Boys from Alabama was fantastic. That song and Every Single Storied Flameout with trumpet and sax were high points.

I think this was my first time to see The Deeper In. Margot and Harold was a nice surprise.

Matt really killed it on KKK, and his playing on Shake and Pine really stood out too. I hadn’t noticed how nice that bass line is on that song until tonight.

From set list to performance to having a great view, this was one of the best one-off shows I’ve seen.

[Flea]

That wasn't bad.

[Mundane Mayhem]

God damn. That’s a show.

[Sterling Bigmouth]

Sometimes I worry about shows at odd locations (y’know, like an outdoor venue connected to a Harley dealership in the town I lived in during college), but last night blew me away. Brought a couple first timers with me and one of them had the time of his life.

Also, with the exceptions of the Dexateens and Jerry Joseph, Wednesday might be my favorite DBT opener in years. They rocked.

[jr29]

Sometimes I worry about shows at odd locations (y’know, like an outdoor venue connected to a Harley dealership in the town I lived in during college), but last night blew me away. Brought a couple first timers with me and one of them had the time of his life.

Also, with the exceptions of the Dexateens and Jerry Joseph, Wednesday might be my favorite DBT opener in years. They rocked.

My 3 or 4 favorite DBT shows ever got started with great openers. Glossary, Those Darlins, and the Bobby Keys Band come to mind.

[schlanky]

Brought a couple first timers with me and one of them had the time of his life.

I met a dude before the show up by the stage who said it was his first time. I caught up with him after the show and he sounded completely won over.

Wednesday might be my favorite DBT opener in years.

I listened to a few songs on Spotify last week and it didn't grab me, so I turned it off in hopes that I'd like them better live. And I did. Wednesday put on a monster show. I checked out their bandcamp page today and see that they did a cover of Women Without Whiskey. I dig it.

Now playing the album I just bought:

[Zip Up to Michigan]

Holy smokes. That's a great looking set list and seeing in person last Sunday how well the band is playing right now, I know this was a knock out.

Really hoping they announce a Fall/Winter tour and will hit multiple nights in select cities. First time in a few years I'm pining for more and willing to travel to get it.

[schlanky]

Taper got a really good recording of this show on the Archive.