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Watch Goose’s Monster Radio City Music Hall Show with Trey Anastasio – 6/25/2022 Video

Goose made their Radio City Music Hall debut in New York City this past weekend. Aside from festival sets, Radio City marks Goose’s most high-profile venue.

Saturday night’s show, which was sold out, featured a bunch of surprises included some choice covers like Bruce Springsteen’s “Atlantic City,” and guest appearances by Father John Misty and Trey Anastasio.

I. 00:00 intro, 1:40 Atlas Dogs, 8:07 Moonrise, 11:40 Wake Up^, 18:33 Atlantic City$, 24:20 Flodown, 33:44 Elmeg the Wise
43:52 “Gong gang”
II. 44:04 Rockdale, 1:00:58 Seekers on the Ridge pt.1> 1:07:14 pt.2, 1:12:15 Red Bird, 1:34:35 I’m Writing a Novel*, 1:42:50 Creatures
III: 2:03:22 Silver Rising, 2:13:16 Hungersite#, 2:33:08 Arcadia#, 2:51:08 Dripfield#>3:10:13 Loose Ends#, 3:13:02 Empress of Organos#
E: 3:32:49 thanks, 3:33:52Tomorrow Never Knows **

^Arcade Fire
$Bruce Springsteen
* w/song creator Father John Misty
# w/Phish’s Trey Anastasio
**Beatles, w/Father John Misty and Trey Anastasio

Thanks to Goose for releasing the full show video!

Watch Trey Anastasio Join Goose at Radio City Music Hall

Goose, the Connecticut based jam band who has taken the scene by storm in the last couple of years, made their debut at Radio City Music Hall this past weekend. During night two, none other than Trey Anastasio joined Goose for nearly the entire third set.

Goose officially released one of their jams on their YouTube channel—a 38 minute “Hungersite > Arcadia.”

Thanks again to Goose for the footage!

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Watch John Mayer Join Bob Weir for “Other One > Morning Dew” at Radio City Music Hall

Bob Weir and Wolf Bros returned to Radio City Music Hall in NYC for the second night of their two-night run. The two shows marked the 50th anniversary of Bob’s legendary album Ace.

As with night one, Weir and the Wolf Bros were joined by a horn ensemble and a slew of guests including Tyler Childers, and Brittney Spencer. Towards the end of the second set, Radio City was treated to another very special guest—fellow Dead and Company guitarist John Mayer. Mayer jammed with Weir and the Wolf Bros on a few tunes including a set ending “The Other One > Morning Dew.”

Thanks to sgibson818 for the great footage! Looking forward to catching Weir, Mayer and the rest of Dead and Co out on the road this summer!

Listen to Bob Weir Kick Off Two Night Stand at Radio City Music Hall

Bob Weir, in the midst of his spring tour with the Wolf Bros, returned once again to Radio City Music Hall for a two night stand. Not that Bobby needs an excuse to play Radio City, but this two night run was put on the calendar to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Weir’s landmark album Ace.

In addition to playing tuns off the legendary album, Weir and Wolf Bros welcomed plenty of guests and jammed on some of our favorite Dead tunes. The special guest roster for night one included Tyler Childers, Brittney Spencer and Ron Carter.

Set I

01) When I Paint My Masterpiece
02) Me And Me Uncle
03) Loser
04) Greatest Story Ever Told *
05) Black Throated Wind
06) Walk In The Sunshine #
07) Playing In The Band
08) Looks Like Rain #
09) One More Saturday Night
10) Mexicali Blues
11) Cassidy

Set II

12) You Win Again *
13) Weather Report Suite
14) Let It Grow >
15) Shakedown St #
16) Dark Star @
17) Eyes Of The World >
18) Whats Goin On > #
19) Eyes Of The World
20) Days Between >
21) Playin Reprise

Encore:
22) Ripple

With Special Guests
* With Tyler Childers
# With Brittney Spencer
@ With Ron Carter

Thanks to JT/NY for the fantastic recording.

Watch the Grateful Dead’s “Space > Fire on the Mountain” on Halloween 1980

The Grateful Dead have returned to YouTube with another installment of All the Years Live. With Halloween weekend upon us, it’s only fitting that the Dead would release footage from their Halloween show from 1980.

On October 31st, the Dead performed their 8th and final show of a massive run at Radio City Music Hall in NYC. Coming out of “Space,” the Dead played a rare “Fire on the Mountain” that wasn’t preceded by “Scarlet Begonias.” Here is what Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux notes about the performance, “A very rare Fire On The Mountain that was not preceded by Scarlet Begonias, this fine rendition, a standout performance from both Dead Set and Dead Ahead, this one comes out of Space incredible smoothly, and is one of the cooler transitions you’ll hear out Space.”

Thanks to the Grateful Dead for the footage!

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