Gov’t Mule and Warren Haynes (AKA the hardest working man in rock), are finishing up a European spring tour before heading back stateside for an extensive summer tour. On July 12th, Gov’t Mule teams up with the Avett Brothers for a subset of their summer dubbed ‘Dark Side of the Mule.’ YES PLEASE!

During their European tour, the Mule rolled into Utrecht, Netherlands for a show at TivoliVredenburg. FaMULEy in Utrecht were treated to a classic first set of Mule with a couple of new favorites including “Sarah surrender” and the rocking “Dark Was the Night, Could was the Ground.”

The second set had a couple of surprises including a “32/20 Blues” with “Black Dog” and “Skin It Back” teases, and covers of the Allman Brothers Band’s “Dreams” and Jeff Beck’s “Freeway Jam.”

Set 1
01 Intro [tape]
02 Hammer & Nails >
03 Thorazine Shuffle
04 Rocking Horse >
05 Banks of the deep End >
06 Forsaken Savior
07 Devil likes it slow
08 Sarah, surrender >
09 Dark was the Night, cold was the Ground > Outro 1st Set > Audience

Set 2
01 Intro [tape]
02 Thorns of Life >
03 Larger than Life >
04 32/20 Blues > w/ Black Dog and Skin it back teases
05 Dreams >
06 Freeway Jam
07 Beautifully broken >
08 Feel like breaking up somebody’s Home > Audience Encore Call

Encore
09 Mean mistreatin’ Mama >
10 Gonna send you back to Georgia > Mean mistreatin’ Mama > Farewell > Audience > House Music

Thanks to Ulrich Rettinger for the recording.

Photo credit: tivolivredenburg